2025 ITC 36 PhD Workshop
The ITC 36 PhD Workshop on Networking will be held in Trondheim, Norway in conjunction with ITC 36. The goal of the PhD workshop is to gather young researchers, pursuing their PhD or having just completed it, to share their contribution and discuss new ideas. This discussion will take place during this workshop in a poster session.
The main topics of the workshop focus on the following areas:
- Performance Evaluation, Control and Optimization
- Network Measurements, BigData and AI
- Networking Architectures and Paradigms
- Wireless and Cellular Networks
Workshop Organizers
- Amr Rizk, Workshop Chair, Leibniz University Hannover, Germany
- Francescomaria Faticanti Workshop Chair, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon, France
Call for abstracts
Each author should submit 1-page (double column - IEEE template) abstract. All the submitted abstracts will be reviewed by the workshop organizers.
The two best abstracts will be selected for a 20 minute presentation in a special spotlight session.
Submission page: EasyChair
Presenters of the PhD workshop will have to prepare:
- All presenters: 1-2 minute teaser presentation. This will draw attention to your poster presentation. In this short presentation, each author should highlight what their poster is about and why it will be great to come and look at it.
- All presenters: A poster to be presented during the poster session.
- The winners of the 2 best abstract awards should prepare a 20-minute presentation. Each presentation will be followed by 10 minutes of questions and answers.
Submission deadline is April 11th, 2025.
The winners of the 2 best abstract awards will be announced on April 15th.
Accepted abstracts
Stochastic Models for Remote Timing Attacks - Simone Bozzolan, Diletta Olliaro, Stefano Calzavara, Andrea Marin, Gianfranco Balbo, Matteo Sereno
Tenant-Based Virtual Network Embedding with Service Function Chaining - Trond Vatten
SIC-based Massive Random Multiple Access: A Practical Approach Asmad Bin Abdul Razzaque, Alexey Rolich and Andrea Baiocchi
Performability-Aware Network Slicing for Mission-Critical Smart Grid Communications - H V Kalpanie Mendis
Quantifying the Impact of 5G Network Slicing on Quality of Experience and Survivability - Marija Gajić
Parameterizing 5G NR to Enable Novel Mobile Use Cases - Sebastian G. Grøsvik
Conducting Time-synchronized Measurements in 5G Campus Networks - Simon Raffeck, Stefan Geißler and Tobias Hoßfeld
