Call for Papers

Authors are invited to submit original unpublished research work that demonstrates the recent advances in the following areas of interest, but not limited to:

Signal Processing

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
Smart Grid and Power Line Communications
Signal Processing for Software Defined and Cognitive Radio
Quantum Signal Processing
Speech, Audio and Language Processing

Communication Systems and Networks

6G/Next-Generation Networks
Hybrid Technology (Wi-Fi 8 and 6G)
Information and Coding Theory
Semantic Networks/Communications
Satellite and Space Communications
Quantum Communications and Computing
Security and Privacy Issues in Communications for 5G/6G
ML/AI-Based Solutions for Wireless Communications in 5G/6G
Wireless Communications Powered by Energy Harvesting and Green Communications
Multi-Antenna, MIMO and Massive MIMO, Holographic MIMO
Millimeter Wave, Terahertz, and Ultra-Wideband Communication Theory
Full-Duplex Communications / Physical Layer Security
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) Communications
Cognitive Radio and AI Techniques for 6G and Beyond 5G Systems
Security and Privacy for 6G
6G Networks and IoT

Mobile and Wireless Networks

6G Vehicular Networks
C-RAN, Cloud-RAN, and Fog-RAN Architectures, OpenRAN
Vehicular Wireless Networks
Underwater Wireless Networks
Delay-Tolerant Wireless Networks
Reconfigurable Wireless Networks
QoS and QoE in Next-Generation Networks
Wireless Edge Computing, Fog Computing, and Cloud Computing
Device-to-Device Communications
AI for Wireless Networking
Integration of Satellite and Terrestrial Networks

RF & Optical Communication

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, and Wireless Power Transfer
ML in Networks, Signal Processing, and Communication
Image and Video Processing
Deep Learning, Federated Learning, Neural Networks
Natural Language Processing, Computer Vision

Paper Submission Guidelines

Page Limit: Maximum 5 pages for one paper. Very short papers (fewer than 4 pages) may be moved to the back matter.

Format: Please use Microsoft Word or LaTeX to create your document. Authors should consult Springer's authors' guidelines and use the proceedings templates for the preparation of their papers. Authors are strongly encouraged to use Springer AISC manuscript submission guidelines for initial submissions. All papers must be submitted electronically in PDF and DOC format in the Springer AISC style.

Submission Link: Papers should be submitted electronically.

Important: 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 will not have their paper published as per Springer policy.

Instructions for Final Paper Upload

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, 2026.
Complete the electronic copyright form: No paper will be published without the submitted copyright form.
Upload your paper: Upload your paper directly to "Final Manuscript" by selecting the upload icon. Final submissions are due by 15th September, 2026.

Instructions for Presenters

Presentations have been allocated 15 minutes (12 minutes of effective presentation time, plus 3 minutes for Q&A).
Authors must prepare their presentations to be sure to convey their message in a clear and sharp manner, including giving outline of the key principles, facts and results.
Know the time and location of your session. Arrive to the room 15 minutes before the start of the session and introduce yourself to the session chair.
A laptop, projector, and screen will be available in the session room, with the latest version of Microsoft PowerPoint and Office, and Acrobat DC Reader.
Create your presentation using MS PowerPoint or Adobe PDF formats and save it onto a USB drive. Bring the USB drive to the session and upload the presentation to the laptop at least 10 minutes before the start time of your session.
All videos or animations in the presentation must run automatically.
Only fonts included in the basic installation of MS-Windows will be available. Use of other fonts may cause wrong layout/style.