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CFP for download: SNCNW2026_CfP_flyer.pdf

Purpose and scope

SNCNW is a creative and informal Swedish forum dedicated to computer communication, networking and cloud computing. SNCNW’s main objective is to bring together researchers, practitioners, scientists, and engineers within these areas to foster idea generation, innovation, and collaboration, thereby strengthening these fields in Sweden. The workshop provides a platform for research and development groups to present their ongoing work to fellow experts in the field for discussion.

The scope of SNCNW covers all technical aspects of computer networks, cloud and edge computing, Internet-of-Things, distributed systems, and their associated computing platforms and applications. Academic papers should emphasize research advances, while industrial papers may focus on practical implementation, deployment, and evaluation. A broad range of submissions is welcome, including position papers, expressing ideas and new research directions, and papers describing work-in-progress.

All submitted papers will undergo a formal review process. The goal is to ensure that the program reflects ongoing national research and development efforts and to provide constructive feedback to the authors.

Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

• AI/ML for networking, cloud, and edge systems
• 5G Advanced, 6G, and non-terrestrial networks
• Cloud/Fog/Edge Computing Architectures and Applications
• Communication in Cyber-Physical Systems and Distributed Control Systems
• Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)
• Connected and autonomous mobility
• Security, privacy, and trustworthy systems
• Sustainable and energy-efficient digital infrastructure
• Resilience, fault tolerance, reliability and availability for mission-critical networks
• Network architectures, protocols, and programmability
• Time-Sensitive Networking
• Spectrum technologies and software-defined networking
• Distributed storage and data platforms
• Digital twins and real-time systems
• Communications in application domains with particular requirements (Smart Cities, Smart Grid, Smart Transportation, Smart Health, Ambient Assisted Living, Smart Building/Smart Home, Smart Agriculture, etc.)
• Positioning and sensing systems
• XR and emerging networked applications
• Network measurement, monitoring, and experimentation
• Hardware design for computing and communication
• Testbeds and real-world deployments
• Interoperability and open standards
• Quantum communication and emerging technologies
• Automotive Control and Transportation Systems
• Wired and Wireless Communication Systems and Technologies for Industrial Automation
• Network management including management for heterogeneous networks

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Submission guidelines

See the Submission guidelines for more information.