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Purpose and scope

SNCNW is a creative and informal Swedish forum for 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 to strengthen these fields in Sweden. The workshop gives all research and development groups an opportunity to present their on-going work to other 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 are welcome, also including position papers, expressing ideas and new directions of research, and papers describing work-in-progress.

The submitted papers will be subjected to a formal reviewing process. The goal is to ensure that the program reflects as much as possible on-going national research and development efforts and to give constructive feedback to the authors.

Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Artificial Intelligence in Cloud/Edge and Networking
• Cloud and Network management
• Network architectures, protocols, and algorithms
• Hardware design for computing and communication
• Security and Privacy for Cloud/Edge, Communication & Information Systems
• Mobile and wireless communication
• Smart Grid Communications
• Aerial, Satellite and Space Communications
• Quantum Communications and Computing
• Time-sensitive networking
• Cognitive radio and networking
• Software-Defined Radio
• Software-defined networking and network function virtualization
• Virtualization and resource management
• Cloud/Edge Computing, Networking, & Data Storage
• Multi-agent Systems
• Internet-of-Things and Sensor Networks
• Distributed systems design, implementation, and application
• Big data in, with, and for Cloud/Edge computing and networking
• Social Networks
• Next-Generation networking and Internet
• Fault-tolerance, reliability, and survivability
• Delay Tolerant Networking (DTN) and networking in challenged environments
• Green Computing and Networking
• Interoperability and standardization
• Tools and techniques for measurement, analysis, and visualization of network and traffic characteristics and for cloud workloads
• Testbeds (implementation and experimentation)
• Computing and networking for VR/XR, Industrial IoT, connected vehicles, multimedia, tactile and other distributed or networked applications

Important dates

Submission guidelines

See the Submission guidelines for more information.