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The submissions of technical papers should be made on EDAS in the following four tracks. Submissions should be in PDF and are limited to 6 pages, double column, 10-point font.

The technical program is organized in four technical tracks.

TRACK 1: PHYSICAL LAYER AND COMMUNICATION THEORY

Track Chairs: Mark Flanagan, Univ. College Dublin, IRL; Daniel B. da Costa, Nat’l Yunlin Univ. of Science & Technology, TW; Domenico Ciuonzo, Univ. of Naples “Federico II”, IT; Miaowen Wen, South China Univ. of Technology, CN

• Antennas and RF
• Channel Modeling and Estimation
• Coding Theory
• Energy Harvesting and Low Energy Communication
• Feedback and Two-Way Communication
• Free Space Optical Communication
• Fundamentals of Age of Information
• Holographic Surfaces and MIMO
• Information Theory and Channel Capacity
• Integrated Sensing and Communications
• Iterative Techniques, Detection, and Decoding
• Low Resolution Communication
• Millimeter-Wave and Terahertz
• Next Generation MIMO and Massive MIMO
• Physical Layer Security
• Propagation and Interference Modeling
• Relaying and Self-Backhauling
• Short Packet and Finite Block Length Communications
• Stochastic Geometry
• Waveforms and Modulation
• Wireless Power and Information Transfer

TRACK 2: MEDIUM ACCESS CONTROL AND NETWORKING

Track Chairs: Walid Saad, Virginia Tech, USA; Sinem Coleri, Koc University, TR; Maurice Khabbaz, American University of Beirut, LEBN; Valeria Loscri, INRIA, FR

• Age and Value of Information for Networks
• Backscatter Communications
• Cognitive Radio and Networking
• Cooperative Communications and Networking
• Edge Computing, Edge Intelligence and Fog Networks
• Energy-Efficient and Green Networking
• Multihop Networks
• Multiple Access and Contention
• Network Economics
• Network Slicing
• RAN Data Collection and Storage Enhancement
• Resource Management
• Routing and Congestion Control
• Scheduling and Opportunistic Communications
• SDN/NFV
• Semantics of Information
• Spectrum Sensing, Access, and Sharing
• Unlicensed Spectrum and Licensed/Unlicensed Inter-Networking
• URLLC, Time Sensitive, and Deterministic Networking
• Wireless Network Security and Privacy

TRACK 3: RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND MACHINE LEARNING

Track Chairs: Rui Zhang, National University of Singapore, SG; Alessio Zappone, Univ. of Cassino, IT; Pierluigi Salvo Rossi, Norwegian Univ. of Science and Technology, NO; Xiangyun (Sean) Zhou, The Australian National University, AU

• Bayesian Optimization for Wireless Communications
• Communication-inspired Machine Learning
• Convex and Non-Convex Optimization for Wireless Communications
• Cross-Layer Optimization
• Data-driven Network Modelling and Optimization
• Datasets for Wireless Systems and Channels
• Deep Learning for Wireless Communications
• Deep Unfolding for Wireless Communications and Networks
• Distributed Learning for Wireless Communications
• Distributed Optimization & Resource Allocation for Wireless Communications
• End-to-end Machine Learning over Wireless Channels
• Game-Theoretic Approaches to Wireless Communications
• Implementation of Machine Learning Algorithms for Wireless
• Load Balancing and Cell/Band Association
• Model-Aided Machine Learning for Wireless Communications
• Networking Architectures for Artificial Intelligence
• Performance Analysis of Machine Learning Techniques for Wireless Communications
• Reinforcement Learning for Wireless Communications
• Resource Allocation for Wireless Communications and Networks
• Scalability of ML for Wireless Communications
• Semantic and Goal-Oriented Communications
• Transfer Learning for Wireless Communications and Networks
• Unsupervised and Generative Models

TRACK 4: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, NETWORK ARCHITECTURES, AND APPLICATIONS

Track Chairs: Vincenzo Sciancalepore, NEC Europe, DE; Yuen Chau, Singapore Univ. of Technology and Design, SG; Fan Liu, Southern Univ. of Science and Technology, CN; Giovanni Geraci, Pompeu Fabra University, ES

• 5G NR and 6G Standardization
• 802.11 and Next-Generation Wi-Fi
• Blockchain and Cryptography
• Connected Vehicles
• E-health and Mobile Health
• Experiments, Prototypes, and Testbeds
• Fluid Antenna Communications
• Full-Duplex Communication Networks
• Innovative Implanted and Wearable Devices
• Intelligent Beamforming Relays
• IoT and Machine Type Communications
• Joint Radar and Communications
• Molecular and Nano Communications
• Networking support for virtual and augmented reality
• O-RAN
• Quantum Communications
• Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces
• Satellite and Deep Space Communications
• Sensing and Localization
• Software Defined Radio and Networks
• Surface Wave Communications
• UAVs and Non-Terrestrial Networks
• Visible Light and Optical Communication

IMPORTANT DATES:

Paper Submissions Deadline: 11 September 2023

Notification of Acceptance: 4 December 2023

Camera-Ready Papers: 12 January 2024