IEEE Conference Record # 69152 | Overwhelming response with 1059 paper submissions | Early bird registration deadline: May 01, 2026

Student Project Contest

Shortlisted Candidates

Team

  • Roopeshwar Megadula
  • Aryakumar Parmar
  • Nandini Sharma
  • Dr. Jeet Ghosh
LNMIIT

Team

  • Sameer Monga
  • Taanishi Bhatnagar
  • Amrandra Hari
  • Shweta Srivastava
Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Noida

Team

  • Kartik Mittal
  • Utsav Kumar
  • Netra Ahuja
  • Paritosh Peshwe
IIIT Nagpur

Team

  • Ayush Kerhalkar
  • Punit Makwana
  • Anushka Gupta
  • Dr. Somak Bhattacharyya
IIT (BHU) Varanasi

Team

  • Yashi Singh
  • Akshat Nathani
  • Sugam Bhargava
  • Aarti Bansal
Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology

Team

  • Ayush Kumar
  • Abhinav Kumar
  • Asmita Bhattacharya
  • Dr. Aditya Singh
IIT Bhilai

Team

  • Sagar M Hadimani
  • Siddaram
  • Sneha R Mathake
  • Dr. Nrusingha Charan Pradhan
Central University of Karnataka

Team

  • Aviral Singh
  • Anagh Krishna Singh
  • Akash Rai
  • Dr. Saptarshi Ghosh
Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology

Team

  • Aryan Kumar Shaw
  • Prem Kumar Maurya
  • Vanika Singh
  • Shrawan Kumar Patel
Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya

Team

  • Santhosh J.R
  • Barathidasan E
  • Shanchith A.M
  • T. Shanmuganantham
Pondicherry University

WAMS 2026 – Student Project Contest

WAMS 2026 welcomes undergraduate students to participate in the Student Design Contest.
Propose a solution for one of the problem statements in Antennas, Microwave Circuits, or Wireless.

Deadline: 31st January

Guidelines to Participate

  • Each college can send up to two teams.
  • Each team must have 3 members guided by a faculty advisor.
  • The proposal must address only the provided problem statements.

Round 1

  • Submit a two-page summary/abstract including objectives, methodology & expected outcomes.

Round 2

  • Shortlisted teams will present their final design in a 10-minute presentation.
  • Shortlisted teams must register for the conference; travel grants available.
  • Free hostel accommodation will be provided.
  • Cash prizes for winning teams.

Antennas
Microwave Circuits
Wireless

Problem Statements – Antennas

1. Reconfigurable Antenna for IoT

Design frequency or polarization reconfigurable antenna using diodes/PIN switches

2.4 GHz & 3.5 GHz, S11 ≤ –10 dB

Show switching mechanism + simulations

2. UWB Antenna

Frequency: 3–12 GHz

S11 < –10 dB

Gain ≥ 5 dBi across the band

3. Metamaterial Absorber

Frequency: 8–10 GHz

Absorption ≥ 90%

Thickness ≤ λ/10

Problem Statements – Microwave Circuits

1. Compact High-Pass Filter

Cutoff: 2 GHz

Insertion Loss ≤ 1.5 dB (up to 5 GHz)

Return Loss ≥ 15 dB

Stopband: >30 dB at 1.6 GHz

Substrate: FR-4 / Rogers

2. SIW Bandpass Filter

Center freq: 5.8 GHz

BW: 400 MHz

Insertion loss < 1.5 dB

Return loss > 15 dB

Problem Statements – Wireless

1. Design a Wi-Fi network for an office complex hosting 400 employees with an estimated 800 devices active during working hours.

a. Capacity: Support 300 simultaneous connections ensuring at least 10 Mbps per user

b. Coverage: Provide at least 90% Wi-Fi coverage across office rooms, meeting rooms, lounges

2. Design a wireless channel model for a rural environment and include the following:

a. Sampling rate – Assume 20 MHz bandwidth

b. Path delays – Include 3 multipath components

c. Average Path gains – typical rural attenuation

d. Maximum Doppler Shift – high mobility (cars) & low mobility (walking)