Journal Scope
Vol. 14 · 2026
Electromagnetic
Research Bulletin
Research Bulletin
About ERB
The Electromagnetic Research Bulletin (Electromagn. Res. Bull.) is a peer-reviewed journal appearing with 6 issues per year. ERB publishes original research and critical review articles in all areas of electromagnetics, including antenna theory and design, microwave and millimeter-wave engineering, wave propagation and scattering, electromagnetic compatibility, computational methods, photonics, plasma physics, and emerging applications in wireless communications and sensing.
ERB is published by the ERB Foundation in partnership with leading research institutions. All submissions undergo rigorous double-blind peer review. Authors retain broad rights under our open-access options.
Now Available
Current Volume — Vol. 14, Issue 3, May–June 2026
News Archive →
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May 2026(2024): Impact Factor = 1.84 — Journal Citation Reports (Clarivate Analytics, 2025). ERB continues its upward trajectory in journal rankings for the electromagnetics category.
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April 2026Author and reviewer accounts have been fully migrated to our new manuscript tracking system. Existing users should use the Lost Password flow to regain access. Contact editors@erb-journal.org for assistance.
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March 2026Authors may now opt for Gold Open Access at the point of acceptance. Articles will be published under a CC BY 4.0 license with immediate free access for all readers worldwide.
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January 2026Call for papers now open. Submission deadline: 31 August 2026. Guest editors: Prof. L. Chen (MIT) and Prof. R. Kovács (TU Delft). Topics include machine-learning-based antenna optimization, physics-informed neural networks for EM simulation, and intelligent EMC testing.
Ethics for Authors
- The corresponding author must have the approval of all co-authors before submitting or revising any manuscript version.
- Submitted manuscripts must represent original, unpublished work not under simultaneous consideration elsewhere (conference abstracts excepted).
- Plagiarism and self-plagiarism constitute unethical scientific behavior and are never acceptable; all submissions are screened with automated detection software.
- All prior published work used in the manuscript, including authors’ own, must be properly cited.
- Criticism of prior work in comments or articles must be professional, substantive, and free of personal attacks.
- Authors are obligated to notify the Editor-in-Chief immediately if a reported finding is later found to be erroneous, so that corrective action can be taken.
- Conflicts of interest — financial, personal, or professional — must be disclosed at submission.