2027 Joint Conference of European Frequency and Time Forum and IEEE International Frequency Control Symposium will be held in Munich, Germany - at the north edge of the vibrant city of Munich, a key technology hub of the region.
The event networks leading experts, researchers, and industry professionals from around the globe to explore the latest innovations in frequency control, timing technology, and related fields.
Attendees will experience a rich program with keynote speeches, tutorials, and technical sessions structured by a fresh revision of the topical groups.
New
Reorganized Topics & Groups
Materials, Resonators, Sensors, Transducers, and Photonics
Now brings together the micro-engineering of MEMS and integrated photonics in time and frequency applications.
List of topics:
Micro/macro-fabrication technology for resonators and filters
Fundamental properties of materials
Theory, design, and performance of resonators and filters, including BAW, FBAR, MEMS, NEMS, SAW, and others
BAW, SAW, FBAR, and MEMS sensors, sensor instrumentation and transducers
Resonant chemical and physical sensors
Vibratory gyroscopes & magnetometers
Integrated photonics for time and frequency applications, e.g. meta-surfaces, filters, gratings and polarization optics
Reconfigurable frequency control circuits, e.g. arrays and channelizers
Oscillators, Synthesizers, Signals & Noise and their Instrumentation
Now welcomes frequency combs among all sources of low-noise reference frequencies and their systematic study.
List of topics:
• ALL oscillators: RF, microwave and optical, including:
MEMS oscillators (SAW, FBAR, HBAR,etc),
quartz-crystal oscillators (XOs),
opto-acoustic oscillators,
CSOs, OEOs, and DRO-based oscillators,
optical frequency references, cavity-stabilized lasers, multi-resonator oscillators
• Frequency combs and frequency synthesizers:
RF, microwave, optical, and related circuitry
Microwave photonics
• Digital systems: timing error, noise, applications
• Time, phase and frequency measurements:
signal analysis and characterization
phase noise analyzers, phase and frequency meters, counter
Deployable Quantum Clocks & Sensors
Now includes all precision clocks designed to work in the field or in space. Sensors that employ the same techniques are invited, too.
List of topics:
• Vapor-cell devices:
microwave atomic clocks
optical references, stabilized lasers, and clocks
quantum sensors and instruments such as magnetometers, Rydberg atom sensors and gyroscopes
technologies for quantum clocks & sensors
• Compact microwave ion clocks and beam clocks
• Deployable/Transportable ion/lattice optical clocks or atomic interferometers
their use, in e.g. geodesy or space applications
Laboratory Quantum Clocks & Sensors, and Fundamental Physics
Now reunited: Clocks and measurements of universal properties to ultimate accuracy with both optical and radiofrequency signals.
List of topics:
• Laboratory-based optical clocks, including active optical clocks
• Hydrogen masers, atomic fountains, and laboratory-based atomic interferometers
• Fundamental Physics tests with Clocks on Earth and in Space
Timekeeping, Time and Frequency transfer, and the Time and Frequency of PNT
Timekeeping, Time and Frequency Transfer, and the time and frequency of PNT
List of topics:
• TAI, Timescales and associated Algorithms
• PNT, GNSS and Time-related Applications
• Telecom Network Synchronization
• Time and Frequency transfer
• Frequency and Time Distribution and Calibration Services
Important Submission Dates & Notification
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Nov 13, 2026Abstract Submission Deadline
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Dec 22, 2026Acceptance Notification