The board of the International Compumag Society has decided that in 2009 the COMPUMAG conference will go to Brazil. It will most likely be held in the "Costao do Santinho" resort of Florianopolis, the capital of the state of Santa Catarina. It will be organised by the SBMAG (Sociedade Brasileira de Electromagnetismo) and supported by the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC), Universidade de Sao Paulo (USP) and Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG). The chairman of the conference will be Prof. Joao Pedro Assumpcao Bastos (UFSC) and the Editorial Board will be lead by Prof. Nathan Ida (University of Akron, USA). It is proposed to hold the conference in November. Further information and final decisions will be communicated to ICS members when available.
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Establishing a Web Based Archive of Papers in Computational Electromagnetics
The presentation linked below extends the proposals and ideas put forward at the Compumag conference in Aachen (2007) and CEM conference in Brighton (2008). It is suggested that a Web based system could and should be developed to create a definite archive of publications in the area of Computational Electromagnetics. The need for such an archive has arisen as a result of a tendency of duplication in published work and to assist in the refereeing process.
ICS members are invited to comment and share their views on the project.
2010 ICS election results
The following members have been duly elected to serve on the Board of the International Compumag Society:
The Americas
- Nathan Ida
- Joao P. Bastos
- David Lowther
- Doug Lavers
Asia and Oceania
- Norio Takahashi
- Zhenmao Chen
- Shiyou Yang
- Chang Seop Kho
Europe and Africa
- Oszkar Biro
- Arnulf Kost
- Andrzej Demenko
- Stephan Russenschuck
As the result of the elections and in accordance with Article VI of the Constitution and Article III of the Bye-Laws of the International Compumag Society, the new Board will therefore consist of the following members: P. Alotto (Italy), J. Bastos (Brazil), O. Biro (Austria), Z. Chen (China), P. Dular (Belgium), B. Forghani (Canada), H. De Gersem (Belgium), A. Demenko (Poland), K. Hameyer (Germany), N. Ida (USA), H. Igarashi (Japan), Hyun-kyo Jung (Korea), Chang-Seop Koh (Korea), A. Kost (Germany), D. Lavers (Canada), D. Lowther (Canada), J. Ramirez (Brazil), Z. Ren (USA), S. Russenchuck (Switzerland), S. Yang (China), V. C. da Silva (Brazil), J. K. Sykulski (UK, Secretary/Treasurer), N. Takahashi (Japan), C. W. Trowbridge (UK, Honorary President), Dexin Xie (China), Qingxin Yang (China) and Jianguo Zhu (Australia). According to Articles VI/3 and VI/5 of the Constitution the term for new Board members is six years and will begin on the first day of January in the year following the election (1 January 2011 in this case); however, the existing Officers will remain in their posts until the end of the first new Board meeting, when the election of the new Officers will take place.
Compumag 2011 Sydney
The Board of the International Compumag Society, at its meeting during COMUPMAG Aachen, awarded the organisation of COMPUMAG 2011 to Sydney, Australia. The conference will be co-chaired by Prof. J.G. Zhu (University of Technology, Sydney), Prof. J.W. Lu (Griffith University) and Prof. A. Nafalski (South Australia University). The proposed venue is the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Compumag 2009 in Brazil
2004 ICS election results
The following members have been duly elected to serve on the Board of the International Compumag Society:
| The Americas | Asia and Oceania | Europe and Africa |
| Joao Bastos | Chang-Seop Koh | Raffaele Albanese |
| Nathan Ida | Jun Wei Lu | Oszkar Biro |
| David Lowther | Norio Takahashi | Arnulf Kost |
| Sheppard Salon | Qingxin Yang | Stephen Russenchuck |
As the result of the elections and in accordance with Article VI of the Constitution and Article III of the Bye-Laws of the International Compumag Society, the new Board will therefore consist of the following members: R Albanese (Italy), J Bastos (Brazil), O Biro (Austria), K Choi (Korea), X Cui (China), J A Vasconcelos (Brazil), B Forghani (Canada), K Hameyer (Belgium), T Honma (Japan), N Ida (USA), L Kettunen (Finland), Chang-Seop Koh (Korea), A Kost (Germany), D Lowther (Canada), Jun Wei Lu (Australia), S Nabeta (Brazil), A Nicolas (France), Z Ren (USA), S Russenchuck (Switzerland), S Salon (USA), J K Sykulski (UK, Secretary/Treasurer), N Takahashi (Japan), R Tang (China), C W Trowbridge (UK, Honorary President), S Wiak (Poland), Qingxin Yang (China).
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