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Authors are invited to submit original unpublished research work that demonstrates the recent advances in the following areas of interest, but not limited to: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

Paper Submission

Prospective authors are encouraged to submit high-quality original, previously unpublished experimental or theoretical research papers for presentation at the conference. Articles submitted to the conference must be original, should not have been published previously, and must not be under consideration for publication elsewhere.


The manuscript should be prepared strictly according to the conference paper template. Papers must be written in English with a minimum of six (6) pages and a maximum of ten (10) pages, including figures, tables, and references.


All submitted papers will undergo a rigorous peer-review process by domain experts of the respective tracks under the supervision of the Technical Program Committee. Authors are requested to submit their manuscripts through the Microsoft CMT Submission System. Please do not submit the same paper multiple times, as duplicate submissions may lead to cancellation of the paper.


Paper Templates


Plagiarism Policy

Any act of plagiarism is considered serious academic misconduct and will not be tolerated. All submitted manuscripts will be checked for originality using iThenticate. The acceptable plagiarism similarity index is 10%. Papers exceeding the permissible similarity limit or found to contain unethical publication practices will be rejected without further review.

Paper Submission

Authors should submit their manuscripts through the Microsoft CMT Submission System.

Submit Your Paper

*The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided free of charge by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including the costs of Azure cloud services as well as software development and technical support.