2027 IEEE Radar Conference

 

2027 IEEE Radar Conference (RadarConf'27)
Adaptive Waves, Resilient Skies: Global Innovations in Radar Technology
May 1–6, 2027 | Bangalore, India

(For the First Time in Bangalore, India and Asia in its 47 Years History)
Website: https://radarconf2027.org
Submit your Paper at: https://edas.info/N35163

 

The Future of Sensing is Agile

The 2027 IEEE Radar Conference converges in Bangalore—India’s space, defence, and aerospace heart—to redefine the boundaries of electromagnetic intelligence. As we transition into an era of congested spectrums and contested skies, RadarConf ’27 serves as the global forge for technologies that are not just reactive, but proactive, cognitive, and resilient.

We invite pioneers from academia, industry, and R&D professionals to submit original research that aligns with our three strategic pillars. However, you are also encouraged to submit papers on any General Radar Topics.

 

The Three Strategic Pillars

Pillar 1: SPECTRUM | The Cognitive Frontier: Harnessing Intelligence through Photonic, Quantum, and Integrated Sensing.
�       ISAC & Convergence: Advanced ISAC waveforms, Full-Duplex systems, and Multi-User MIMO for joint sensing and 6G communications.
�       Quantum & Photonic Mastery: Quantum illumination, entanglement-based sensing, and microwave photonic beamforming networks.
�       Intelligent Surfaces: RIS-assisted radar architectures, Metamaterial-based RIS, and RIS for modern radome camouflage.
�       Cognitive Autonomy: Self-optimizing radar resource management and autonomous multi-sensor surveillance swarms.

Pillar 2: SPACE | Atmospheric & Orbital Dominance: Precision Sensing from Distributed Apertures to the Deep Cosmos.
�       Next-Gen Airborne Systems: Shared-aperture multi-band radars, LPI Distributed MIMO, and airborne multi-static clusters.
�       The THz Frontier: Ultra-wideband THz imaging, mmWave automotive radar, and high-frequency propagation modelling for planetary sensing.
�       Resilient Processing: High-fidelity clutter modelling, Advanced STAP, and CFAR schemes for non-Gaussian, highly-cluttered environments.
�       Networked Sensing: Multi-platform data fusion and collaborative sensing for orbital situational awareness.

Pillar 3: SOVEREIGNTY | Global Security & Defense: Hardening the Skies through Electronic Warfare and Spectrum Resilience.
�       Advanced EW & Protection: Cognitive ECM/ECCM, anti-jamming radar techniques, and high-power deception jammers.
�       LPI & Counter-LPI: Advanced ELINT systems for LPI detection and counter-techniques for digital deception.
�       Sovereign Resilience: Simultaneous Transmit and Receive (STAR) architectures, GaN MMIC advancement, and RIS for airborne surveillance.
�       Strategic Defense: Multi-function RF systems, drone swarm detection, and AI/ML-driven target classification.

Details about Student Paper Competition: https://radarconf2027.org/student-paper-competition/

Sponsorship Opportunities: https://radarconf2027.org/sponsorship/

Visa Guidelines : https://radarconf2027.org/visa-guidelines/

Important Dates:
Start of Paper Submission: July 29, 2026
Last Date of Special Sessions Proposal: Sep 30, 2026
Last Date of Workshop/Tutorial Proposal: Sep 30, 2026
Last Date of Paper Submission: Oct 31, 2026
Notification of Acceptance: Jan 15, 2027
Last Date of Camera ready Paper: Feb 15, 2027
Radar Boot Camp: May 1–2, 2027
Workshop / Tutorials: May 3, 2027
Radar Conference: May 4-6, 2027

Paper Submission Link: https://edas.info/N35163

For More details kindly visit: https://radarconf2027.org

Looking forward to Welcome you all

 

Conference Contact Email:

Puneet Kumar Mishra, General Chair, ieeeradarconf2027@gmail.com 

 

Paper Submission

Authors are invited to submit original, high-quality research papers for presentation at IEEE Radar Conference 2027.

Originality of Submitted Papers

Papers submitted to IEEE Radar 2027 must be original work by the author(s) and must not be published or under consideration elsewhere. IEEE anti-plagiarism policy applies to all submissions. Authors are solely responsible for any plagiarized content.

Paper Submission — Format & Length

Prepare and submit papers in the IEEE standard two-column conference format (A4, English). Papers must be 3 to 6 pages in length, inclusive of figures, tables and references. Any submission exceeding six pages will be rejected.

The first page must include paper title, author(s), affiliations and contact information. Do not include page numbers.

Use the official IEEE conference manuscript templates (Word/LaTeX). Detailed format information and templates are available on the IEEE website.

Download IEEE Conference Manuscript Template

Paper Upload — Submission System

Authors may be required to create an account on the conference submission system (EDAS / Microsoft Conference Management Toolkit) before uploading. During upload provide the paper title, an abstract (≤100 words) and keywords in the respective fields.

All papers must be submitted as PDF via EDAS. Accepted papers that are registered and presented at the conference will be considered for inclusion in IEEE Xplore; authors must agree to IEEE copyright conditions and complete the IEEE copyright form as part of the online process.