9th International Conference “Radioinfocom-2025” Kicks Off

On November 24, the 9th International Academic and Practical Conference “Current Problems and Prospects of Development of Radio Engineering and Infocommunication Systems” (“Radioinfocom-2025”) was officially opened.

The conference features RTU MIREA’s industrial partners, including leading universities, research institutes under the Russian Academy of Sciences, sectoral enterprises, defense sector research centers, and companies in radio-electronics and the media industry. The event is hosted by the Institute of Radio-electronics and Informatics.

The plenary session was opened by Aleksandr Sergeyevich Sigov, RTU MIREA President and full member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Igor Yevgenyevich Rogov, RTU MIREA Pro-Rector, and Andrei Nikolayevich Dementyev, Director of the Institute of Radio-electronics and Informatics.

Key presentations at the plenary session included:

• Ilya Mikhailovich Rakhmanov, AO GCEM EMS: “Shielded Chambers: Anechoic, Semi-Anechoic. Application Peculiarities for EMC Parameter Testing;”
• Yevgeny Mikhailovich Melnichenko, PAO NPO Almaz: “Problems and Development Prospects of AFAR Radars;”
• Dmitry Alekseyevich Bogachenkov, NICIAMT FSUE NAMI: “Issues in EMC Testing of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles;”
• Olga Alekseyevna Kozhukhovskaya, Printed Circuit Board Consortium: “New Horizons of University-Industry Cooperation: Designing a Test Site;”
• Aleksei Igorevich Kharitonovich, OOO TS Integration: “Creation of CADFlo-Taumerix ATC: A New Russian Multidisciplinary CAE at RTU MIREA.”
• Oleg Aleksandrovich Demi, RTU MIREA’s Research Institute of Radioelectronics: “SDR-Based Digital Phased Array Radar Architecture for UAV Groups.”

Participants underscored the extraordinary importance of the event because RTU MIREA today is widely recognized as Russia’s central hub for training specialists and researchers in radio-electronics and telecommunications, providing critical personnel for vital public infrastructure of civil and defense significance.

From November 24 to 28, the conference features multiple sections:

• Radio-electronic Systems and Complexes
• Telecommunications, Digital Communication Systems and Technologies
• Radio-physics and Microwave Electronics
• Radio Engineering and Radio-electronic Technologies
• Software and Hardware Engineering of Embedded Systems
• Design and Technology of Radio-electronic Equipment
• Media Technologies, Electroacoustics, and Sound Engineering
• Professional Training at the Innovative University Cluster
• Geoinformation Systems and Technologies

We wish all conference participants productive work, new discoveries, valuable experience, and promising business partnerships.

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