Welcome to EMC & CI Oxford 2026

It is with great pleasure, on behalf of the organizing committee, that I welcome you all to EMC & CI 2026, taking place in the distinguished and historic city of Oxford.

Famed for its centuries-old university, Oxford is a city where tradition and innovation coexist in perfect harmony. Its skyline of dreaming spires, iconic college quadrangles, and cobbled lanes reflect a legacy of scholarship and discovery that has shaped generations. Among its many treasures are the Bodleian Library, a guardian of knowledge since the 15th century, the graceful Radcliffe Camera, and the majestic Christ Church, whose grandeur has inspired artists, thinkers, and filmmakers alike. Visitors can explore the city’s world-class museums, the Ashmolean, the Museum of Natural History, and the Pitt Rivers Museum, or unwind with a walk through its riverside meadows, a quiet punt along the Cherwell, or a visit to one of its charming cafés and historic pubs. Oxford is a place that invites curiosity, reflection, and connection, an ideal setting for our gathering.

This year, EMC & CI 2026 will bring together a very diverse community of engineers, industry professionals and researchers to explore the latest advances and challenges in electromagnetic compatibility and interference. It will blend in the same event and in a same location both a practical training course and a technical and scientific conference. Over the three days, participants will have the opportunity upskill in a research and development environment, engage in thought-provoking discussions, share pioneering research, and exchange insights on emerging technologies. The technical and scientific program features papers and presentations on current trends, and in-depth technical tutorials and workshops designed to foster dialogue and collaboration across disciplines.

More than simply combining training course and conference, EMC & CI 2026 aims to be a meeting of minds, a space for innovation, cooperation, and inspiration. It is also a chance to renew professional friendships, establish new connections, and enjoy the intellectual and cultural atmosphere that Oxford offers in abundance.

We look forward to welcoming you to Oxford and to sharing an enriching and memorable EMC & CI 2026 with you all.

Conference topics

Intentional EMI & EMP, High Power Electromagnetics

Lightning

ESD

Transmission Lines, Cables, Crosstalk & Coupling

Shielding & Gasketing

Filtering

EMC Test Facilities

EMC Measurement Techniques

Sensors for EMC

Advanced Materials for EMC

Computational Electromagnetics

Semiconductors, PCB, Electronic Packaging & Integration

Power & Signal Integrity (SIPI)

Power Systems, Power Quality, Power Electronics, Smart Grids

Wired & Wireless Communications, UWB & Power Line Communications

Automotive Systems

Railway Systems

Naval Systems

Aeronautics & Space Systems

Military & Defense Systems

Industrial Environments & Systems

Human Exposure to EM Fields, Medical Devices & Hospital Equipment

Standards & Regulations, EMC Management

EMC Education

EMC in Safety Applications, Electromagnetic Resilience

Reliability, Ageing & Obsolescence in EMC

System-Level EMC

EMC of 5G, 6G & Internet of Things (IoT)

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) & Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV)

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning in EMC

Electromagnetic Cybersecurity & Countermeasures (TEMPEST, Side-Channel Analysis, Fault Injection)

EMC of Wireless Power Transfer Systems

Electromagnetic Spectrum Management, Monitoring and Allocation

FAQ

Simply click "REGISTER" on the navigation bar at the top of the page, select the ticket that suits you, fill in the required information, and complete the payment. We will receive your order, and you will get an invoice. No need to print a ticket in advance—just collect your name badge on the event day.
Our EMC & CI event will take place from 19th to 21st May 2025. The event will start at 12:00 PM on the 19th, while the sessions on the 20th and 21st will begin at 9:30 AM.
The venue is the St Anne’s College, University of Oxford. The venue is easily accessible by train or bus.

St Anne’s College, 56 Woodstock Road, Oxford OX2 6HS
St Anne’s College is located in the heart of Oxford, a city with an excellent public transportation network. Whether by train, bus, or Park & Ride, you can easily reach the event venue.

By BUS

The main bus station in Oxford is located at Gloucester Green in the City Centre, approximately 15 minutes’ walk from St Anne’s. National Express buses run to and from Oxford to locations throughout the UK. The Oxford Tube runs from London (Victoria, Marble Arch, Notting Hill Gate and Shepherd’s Bush) to Oxford every 10-15 minutes including throughout the night. The X90 also runs from London (Victoria, Marble Arch and Baker St) to Oxford up to every 15 minutes. The airline buses run regularly from London Gatwick and London Heathrow to Oxford.

By TRAIN

Oxford railway station is located on the western edge of the city centre, about 20 minutes’ walk from St Anne’s. There are also two direct buses operated by Stagecoach which run fairly frequently from the station to the College (Buses 14 and S3).

The station is managed by Thames Trains, with routes from Stratford-upon-Avon to London Paddington, London Marylebone and Bristol, and is also served by Virgin Trains from Scotland to the south coast.

Services to London run regularly during the day (at least two per hour), with journeys taking around 60 minutes. Information on rail journeys and fares to/from Oxford are available from National Rail Enquiries. Tel: 08457 484950.

By AIR

London Heathrow International Airport, and Gatwick Airport are linked to Oxford by The Airline coach company, which operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Heathrow is the closest international airport to Oxford. Stansted Airport is linked to Oxford by the National Express 757, which runs approximately every two hours.

Park-and-Ride

There are park-and-rides available on the outskirts of Oxford, so you are sure to find one no matter from which direction you have come. They are all clearly sign-posted, are linked to the centre of the city by regular bus services, and are open 24 hours per day (bus services run until about 11pm). From Peartree and Watereaton you can catch buses which stop very close to St Anne’s.

Please note there is no on-site guest parking available at the venue and we encourage guests to make use of local transport facilities.
Regular registration (from Saturday 1 February, 2025)
Standard registration
£660
Conference-Only registration
£240
Student and Youth registration
£360
Formal Dinner registration
£81.6
Group passes are available at a discount for those in parties of 4 or more. To purchase a group pass, register and choose Group Pass (4+ guests) then specify your group size. Each pass is given a 10% discount.

Remember, when you select a group pass, you are automatically included. Other attendees in your group are responsible for completing their own registration details. Select “COPY LINK” to share the registration page for others in your group to complete. Please note that they will not be required to enter payment information.
We understand plans can change. You can transfer your pass one time to someone at any time 15 days prior to the event. Please contact our event organiser team to start your request.

If you wish to cancel, you can receive a full refund on your pass until 20th April 2025. After 20th April 2025, we will only provide a refund if you request a refund within 24 hours of purchase. We will be unable to provide refunds for any pass purchased after 23:59 GMT on 20th April 2025.
Yes, there will be a variety of food and drinks available throughout the day.

We have catered for a variety of dietary requirements on site but please inform staff on the day of the event if you have specific allergy restrictions.
Whether you’re an experienced EMC engineer, project manager, or working in the field of electrical engineering, everyone in our audience will benefit from the insights, strategies, and solutions engineers need to excel in tomorrow’s challenges. To help you take advantage of this opportunity, please feel free to copy and paste the below email as a template:

Dear [Engineering Manager's Name],

I wanted to bring to your attention the upcoming EMC & Compliance International 2025 event, which I believe would be an excellent learning opportunity for both myself and the team. As you know, addressing EMI challenges—often regarded as a "black magic" area—can take considerable time during product development. Additionally, we face many compliance-related questions as we work to bring our products to the wider market. After reviewing the conference program, I am confident that attending this event will provide us with invaluable insights.

The conference gathers top experts in EMC, RF, and compliance, making it a rare opportunity to learn from industry leaders in one place. Given that it’s an annual event, it would be a shame to miss this chance to gain cutting-edge knowledge and strategies that could benefit our engineering projects and keep us competitive in the field.

With that in mind, I would like to ask if the conference pass could be considered as an educational expense and covered as part of our work-related professional development.

I look forward to your thoughts and hope we can take advantage of this opportunity.

Sincerely,
[Your Name]
We warmly welcome your interest in joining us as a speaker. The details for next year’s event are not yet finalised, please express your interest by contacting us at info@emcandci.com. Kindly send your profile along with your proposed topic.
We have limited booth availability for 2025 event. If you are interested in securing a booth at EMC & CI 2025, please contact us at info@emcandci.com for information on becoming an exhibitor. We will provide you with all the necessary details and assist you in the process.