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European Microwave Week 2026 comes to London October 4–9 with the theme “Radiating Change: Microwaves for a Sustainable Tomorrow.” In this special episode of Frequency Matters, Jenn DiMarco and Tim Rainear talk with EuMW 2026 Chair Stephen Harman about what makes the event unique, the technologies and trends to watch, and what attendees can expect in London.
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