The IEEE Journal of Electromagnetics, RF, and Microwaves in Medicine and Biology (J-ERM) encourages the submission of manuscripts with scopes in state-of-the-art research related to electromagnetics theory, techniques, and integration for medical and biological applications including, but not limited to, RF and microwave integrated circuits; antennas and sensors for wireless implants; diagnostic and therapeutic systems; electromagnetic imaging; magnetic resonance imaging; radiometry and thermography; the interaction of electromagnetic fields with biological materials at the tissue, cellular, and molecular levels; bio-electric and bio-electromagnetic models; pathological, physiological, and biochemical studies with electromagnetic waves; computational methods for bio-electromagnetics; electromagnetic safety studies and regulatory compliance; implantable and wearable diagnostic and therapeutic systems; radar for remote or noninvasive monitoring and tracking; wireless communication technologies and wireless power transfer for body-area networking; cellular and molecular level spectroscopy; and sensor, device and instrumentation development utilizing electromagnetic waves for biomedical applications.
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