AC METAXAS and ASSOCIATES Cambridge England UK

WE SPECIALISE ON THE USE OF ELECTRICITY IN INDUSTRY ESPECIALLY IN THE FIELD OF:

 

MICROWAVE AND RADIO FREQUENCY HEATING

 

 

 

 

 

Dr AC (Ricky) Metaxas, [B.Sc., M.A., D.I.C., Ph.D., C.Eng., F.I.E.T.] standing on the Bridge of Sighs at St John’s College Cambridge England UK. Ricky Metaxas is the Founder and Managing Director of AC Metaxas and Associates, the ENERGY CONSULTANCY, based in Cambridge, UK. His CV, including a list of publications, can be viewed here

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Foundations of Electroheat: A Unified approach was written as a textbook to support the M Eng. (fourth year) course at the Engineering Dept University of Cambridge.

It is in the process of being translated in the Macedonian and Albanian languages to support universities and Colleges in that region. See who we are and Published Books in CV above.

 

From 1982 until 2002 Dr Metaxas was head of the Electricity Utilisation Group (E.U.G) at the Engineering Department, University of Cambridge, UK. The Group’s research included many aspects of electroheat, electro-technology and power utilisation. The specialist area of the group was RF and Microwave energy usage in industry. Since 2002 he has transferred his university activities to St John’s College, Cambridge, UK where he is now a Life Fellow.

 

Ricky was President of AMPERE (Association of Microwave Power in Europe for Research and Education) from 1995 until 2005. He is now Honorary President and serves in the Management Committee.

A quarterly Newsletter is available online.

 

AMPERE organises a biennial conference. The 13th in the series was held at ENSEEIHT in Toulouse, FRANCE during 5-8 September 2011. The 14th in the series will probably be staged in the UK during Sept 2013. See the Ampere website link above in due course for details.

 

Ricky and his AMPERE colleagues will present a bespoke RF/MW short course at the 2nd Word Congress in Long Beach California during July 2012.

 

For the next DIELECTRIC HEATING course during 2012 in the series on RADIO FREQUENCY and MICROWAVE HEATING TECHNIQUES FOR INDUSTRY and for courses given already worldwide in 2010 visit the link Short Course