Call for Papers

• Sparse Signal Processing Theory for Communications
• Signal Processing for Emerging Technologies in 5G/6G
• Graph Signal Processing
• Biomedical Signal Processing
• Detection and Estimation
• Distributed Signal Processing for Edge Learning and Computing
• Signal Processing for Sensor Networks, Smart Cities, and IoT Applications
• Signal Processing for Single-Carrier, OFDM / OFDMA, Multicarrier Systems Including New Waveforms
• Smart Grid and Power Line Communications
• Signal Processing for Software Defined and Cognitive Radio
• Quantum Signal Processing
• Speech, Audio and Language Processing

• 6G/Next-Generation Networks
• Hybrid Technology (Wi-Fi 8 and 6G)
• Information and Coding Theory
• Emerging Broadband Wireless Networks
• Semantic Networks/Communications
• Satellite and Space Communications
• Quantum Communications and Computing
• Security and Privacy Issues in Communications for 5G/6G
• Machine Learning/AI- Based Solutions for Wireless Communications in 5G/6G
• Wireless Communications Powered by Energy Harvesting and Green Communications
• Adaptive Antennas, Metamaterials, and Beamforming
• Multi-Antenna, MIMO and Massive MIMO, Holographic MIMO and/or Multi-User Systems
• Heterogeneous and Small-Cell Networks
• Millimeter Wave, Terahertz, and Ultra-Wideband Communication Theory
• Network Coding
• Full-Duplex Communications/ Physical Layer Security
• Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) Communications
• Spectrum Sensing, Shaping, and Management Techniques
• Detection and Estimation Theory
• Cognitive Radio and AI Techniques for 6G and Beyond 5G Systems
• Security and Privacy for 6G 
• 6G Networks and IoT
• Intelligent Transportation Systems
• Quality and Performance of Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) and Fog Computing Solutions
• Protocol Design and Performance Evaluation of New RAN Architectures
• Software Defined Networking (SDN) 
• Quality and Performance in Beyond 5G/6G Wireless and Mobile Networks
• Complex Networks
• Peer to Peer Networks
• Recommendation Networks
• Social Networks
• Wireless Sensor Networks
• IoT Networks

• 6G Vehicular Networks
• Centralized-RAN, Could-RAN, and Fog-RAN Architectures, OpenRAN
• Vehicular Wireless Networks
• Underwater Wireless Networks
• Delay-Tolerant Wireless Networks
• Reconfigurable Wireless Networks
• Quality of Service (QoS) and Quality of Experience (QoE) in Next-Generation Net 
• Wireless Edge Ccomputing, Fog Computing, and Cloud Computing
• Device-to-Device Communications
• Machine-to-Machine Communications
• AI for Wireless Networking
• Testbeds and Deployment of Wireless Networks
• Standardization Activities of Emerging Wireless Technologies
• Communication Paradigms Based on Emerging Wireless Technologies
• Integration of Satellite and Terrestrial Networks
• Antennas and Microwave Components
• Radars, Remote sensing, and Wireless Power Transfer

• Optical Wireless and Fiber Systems & Networks for 6G 
• Optical Communication
• Free Space Optical (FSO) Networks and Visible Light Communication (VLC) 
• Ultraviolet Communications and Networks
• Underwater Optical Communications
• Optical wireless Vehicular Networks
• Radars, Remote sensing

• Image Processing 
• Video Processing
• Edge Networks
• Distributed Networks
• Deep Learning
• Federated Learning
• Artificial Intelligence
• Neural Networks
• Natural Language Processing
• Computer Vision
• Pattern Recognition

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Ensure that the paper adheres to the specified page limit of maximum 5 pages for one paper. Very short papers (of fewer than 4 pages) may be moved to the back matter. Such papers will neither be available for indexing nor visible as individual papers on SpringerLink. They will, however, be listed in the Table of Contents. 

 Authors should consult Springer’s authors’ guidelines and use their proceedings templates, either for LaTeX or for Word, for the preparation of their papers.

 Authors are strongly encouraged to use Springer AISC manuscript submission guidelines (available here) for the initial submissions. All papers must be submitted electronically in PDF and DOC format in the Springer AISC style. 

 Although we accept submissions in the form of PDF and DOC files, you are strongly encouraged to generate a PDF version for your paper before submitting it. 

• Paper Submission Deadline: 15th September, 2024
• Notification of Acceptance: 15th October, 2024
• Final Paper Submission Date: 25th November, 2024
• Registration Deadline: 25th November, 2024 

The Conference Proceedings will be included in Springer Publications. All authors whose papers are accepted must register for the conference and present their papers. Authors who do not attend the conference to present their papers or arrange for a co-author to present their paper in the absence of the primary author, will not have their paper published as per Springer policy.

• Register Online: You MUST register before uploading your final paper. Papers will be included in the proceedings only if at least one author has registered and paid the registration fee by 25th November, 2024
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• Upload your paper: Upload your paper directly to “Final Manuscript” by selecting the upload icon. Final submissions are due by 15th September, 2024.

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