Aim & Scope

National Journal of Antennas and Wireless Communication Systems 

Aim

The National Journal of Antennas and Wireless Communication Systems aims to provide a high-quality, peer-reviewed platform for the publication of original research and comprehensive review articles in the domains of antenna engineering and wireless communication systems. The journal seeks to promote the advancement of theoretical foundations, design methodologies, and practical implementations that contribute to the development of reliable, efficient, and scalable wireless communication technologies.

JAWCS focuses on bridging the gap between antenna design, electromagnetic analysis, and system-level wireless communication performance, encouraging interdisciplinary research that integrates antennas with modern RF, microwave, and wireless system architectures.

Scope

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

Antenna Engineering

  • Microstrip, planar, and conformal antennas

  • Antenna arrays and beamforming techniques

  • Reconfigurable, smart, and adaptive antennas

  • Metasurface and metamaterial-based antennas

  • Wideband, multiband, and ultra-wideband antennas

  • Compact, wearable, and body-centric antennas

Electromagnetics and Propagation

  • Electromagnetic field theory and numerical methods

  • Wave propagation and channel modeling

  • Antenna–environment interaction

  • Electromagnetic compatibility and interference analysis

RF, Microwave, and Millimeter-Wave Systems

  • RF and microwave circuit design

  • Millimeter-wave and terahertz antenna systems

  • RF front-end architectures and components

  • Integrated antenna and RF system design

Wireless Communication Systems

  • Cellular communication systems (4G, 5G, and beyond)

  • Next-generation wireless technologies (6G concepts)

  • Satellite, aerospace, and UAV communication systems

  • Vehicular and intelligent transportation communication systems

  • Internet of Things (IoT) and wireless sensor networks

  • Body area networks and biomedical wireless systems

System-Level Design and Performance Analysis

  • End-to-end wireless system modeling and simulation

  • MIMO and massive MIMO antenna systems

  • Channel estimation and propagation-aware system design

  • Performance evaluation and experimental validation

journal publishes research that demonstrates strong technical rigor, clear methodology, and reproducible results, with relevance to both academic research and practical wireless system deployment.