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SUMMARY:Digitalisation & Connectivity: Techritory 2025 set for Riga\, Latvia
DESCRIPTION:On 22–23 October 2025\, the ATTA Centre in Riga\, Latvia\, will host Techritory 2025\, a leading European forum on digitalisation and connectivity. Under the theme “Connected Futures through Digital Paths”\, the event will gather over 600 speakers and guests from industry\, research\, policy\, and innovation. Topics include 6G and 5G\, quantum\, AI\, defence connectivity\, sustainable data centres\, digital identity\, non-terrestrial networks\, drone applications\, data security\, and maritime autonomy. \n\nCo-creation events\nThree co-creation sessions\, organised with the SNS CO-OP project and the 6G-IA\, will focus on inclusion and monetisation in next-generation technologies: \n\nWiTaR in Focus: Advancing Research and Pre-Standardisation Synergies in Emerging Technologies (22 October\, 11:00–12:30).\nShaping the future of connectivity requires more than innovation — it calls for collaboration between research\, standardisation\, and inclusivity.At this year’s Techritory Forum\, the 6G-IA Working Groups Women in Telecommunications and Research (WiTaR) and Pre-Standardisation\, with support from the SNS CO-OP project\, bring together experts to bridge the gap between R&D and standards in 6G.\nThe session will open with a video message from Erzsébet Fitori\, Executive Director of SNS JU\, highlighting the importance of inclusive research and standardisation in Europe’s digital future.\nThis interactive session invites researchers\, innovators\, policymakers\, and diversity advocates to contribute\, know challenges\, and co-create solutions. Together\, we will identify gaps\, share experiences\, and build pathways toward an inclusive\, impactful 6G ecosystem.\nSpeakers include Pooja Mohnani (Eurescom)\, Veronica Vutto (Trust-IT Services)\, Rute C. Sofia (5G+/6G ETF)\, and Prachi Sachdeva (TNO)\, with a panel moderated by Uwe Herzog (Eurescom). \n\n\nIntegrated Sensing and Communications in SNS Trials and Pilots: Pathway to Monetisation of 6G Networks (22 October\, 14:00–17:00). Organised by the 6G-IA Trials WG and Vertical Task Force Chairs\, the event will explore how ISAC can create value in areas such as infrastructure monitoring\, smart manufacturing\, and autonomous mobility. It will feature SNS-funded projects\, EC representatives\, ETSI experts\, and industry leaders\, with a panel on aligning standards\, trials\, and markets. \n\nA European Cloud: Myth or Reality? (22 October\, 11:00–12:30). This session will explore the role of cloud computing in Europe’s digital transformation\, focusing on sovereignty\, sustainability\, and innovation for 6G. It will present key initiatives such as 3C Networks\, highlight perspectives from open-source communities\, operators and telecom players\, and discuss business opportunities and regulatory needs for strengthening Europe’s cloud ecosystem.\n\nStage contributions\n6G-IA and SNS JU experts will also join high-level stage discussions: \n\nEuropean Leadership in Key Digital Sectors: Driving FP10 to Success (23 October\, 10:30-11:20)\nThis panel will bring together technology leaders from telecoms\, cloud\, AI\, and microelectronics\, alongside European Commission representatives\, to address opportunities and threats for research and innovation beyond 2030. The debate will cover: \n\ndigital sectors expected to dominate in 2030+ (6G\, AI\, cloud/edge\, chips\, satellite);\nareas where Europe already leads and how to maintain this position;\nweaker sectors and actions needed to strengthen them;\nthe role of these technologies in Europe’s 6G roadmap;\nstrategic investments required over the next five years.\n\n\nIn Defence of 5G (22 October\, 17:00-17:50) debating 5G’s perceived underdelivery\, monetisation challenges\, and the potential of 5G Advanced and private networks.\nThe session will also explore whether Europe’s investment culture is too risk-averse\, how to enable AI-driven and deep-tech startups\, and how funding landscapes differ between developed and emerging markets.\nSpeakers include Colin Willcock\, 6G-IA Board Chair\, alongside leading analysts and industry experts.\nDigital Innovation Funding (22 October\, 17:00-17:50)\, debating between official representatives\, will try to understand what funding mechanisms are currently available to support digital innovation\, and how accessible they are to startups and growth-stage companies. But also\, if Europe’s investment culture is too risk-averse to support the creation of global tech giants\, and how the mindset can be send? This session will also deep into the current funding models prepared for AI-driven startups and deep tech\, or if these require entirely new financial instruments.\nErzsébet Fitori will participate in this Techritory Stage Session on Digital Innovation Funding\, discussing mechanisms that support digital innovation and the accessibility of funding for startups and growth-stage companies.\n\n  \n\nParticipation\nParticipation in co-creation events is free of charge via the Techritory 2025 registration page. Selected sessions will also be streamed live on live.techritory.com.
URL:https://6g-ia.eu/event/digitalisation-connectivity-techritory-2025-set-for-riga-latvia/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251213
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SUMMARY:IEEE - 6th Workshop on ‘‘Emerging Topics in 6G Communications’’
DESCRIPTION:Workshop co-chairs\n• Ruiqi (Richie) Liu – ZTE Corporation\, China\n• Nizar Zorba – Qatar University\, Qatar\n• Ana Garcia Armada – Universidad Carlos III de Madrid\, Spain\n• Wei Zhang – The University of New South Wales\, Australia \nMain contact \n\nrichie.leo(Replace this parenthesis with the @ sign)zte.com.cn\n\nImportant Dates \n\nPaper submission deadline: July 15\, 2025\nNotification of acceptance: Sept. 1\, 2025\nCamera-ready papers & registration: Oct 1\, 2025\n\nSubmission link \n\nhttps://edas.info/newPaper.php?c=34067&track=132189\n\n  \nScope\n5G networks and devices are now a reality with wide deployment and spread among population\, but the demand for advanced data services as well as beyond-communication services is still booming\, and will soon need for a new generation for wireless/cellular communication\, the 6G. It will be a new standard that not only provides high data rates\, extremely low delay\, large connection density\, but also will enable the integrated sensing and communications as well as AI-native designs. Novel beyond-communication usage scenarios and use cases are envisaged to be supported\, and thus more computation and communication resources may be consumed\, where their optimization is a must.\n6G communications will bring new challenges due to their sensitivity to scenario conditions\, thereby requiring highly adaptive techniques that will adapt fast\, in order to guarantee a satisfactory delay. Spectrum and resources management will be crucial within 6G to account for the extremely heterogeneous scenario. The network complexity will also be unprecedented\, due to the very diverse applications such as ultra-low latency requirements for critical vehicular communications\, the growing demand of high positioning accuracy for location-based services\, and dense heterogeneous architectures. Several emerging topics are encountered within 6G and this workshop will focus on such emerging topics\, and potential solutions will be presented. Researchers and engineers from academia and industry are invited to submit their recent research results and innovations. \nTopics\nWe seek original work not currently under review by any other journal/magazine/conference. Topics of interest include\, but are not limited to: \n\nAI applications for 6G.\nNovel signal processing techniques for 6G.\nSmart antenna designs for 6G.\n6G communications at the Terahertz band.\nAdvanced Full Duplex strategies for 6G.\nMeta-surfaces implementation at 6G.\nNew Quality of Service (QoS) metrics for 6G.\nMultiple Access schemes suitable for 6G.\nDynamic spectrum access/sharing at 6G band.\nNew network architectures in 6G.\nSelf-organising 6G-enabled IoT.\nInterference management at 6G.\nNew security concepts within 6G.\n6G Testbeds and Applications.\nSpectrum regulatory for 6G bands.\n\nPaper Submission\nAll final submissions of accepted papers must be written in English with a maximum paper length of six (6) printed pages (10-point font)\, including figures. No more than one (1) additional printed page (10-point font) may be included in final submission\,s and the extra page (the 7th page) will incur an over-length page charge of US$100. All final papers must be submitted to the IEEE Conference eXpress website. \nFor more information\, please see IEEE Globecom 2025 official website: https://globecom2025.ieee-globecom.org/authors
URL:https://6g-ia.eu/event/ieee-6th-workshop-on-emerging-topics-in-6g-communications/
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SUMMARY:Shaping the Evolution of CAM Towards Next Generation Networks
DESCRIPTION:Insights from Policy\, SNS JU Research\, CEF\, 3GPP\, and Industrial Initiatives\nhttps://bscw.sns-ju.eu/pub/bscw.cgi/d1124132/Shaping%20the%20Evolution%20of%20CAM%20Towards%20Next%20Generation%20Networks-20251212%201305-1.mp4\n  \n\nDetails: \n\nOnline\nDate: 12/12/2025\nTime: 11:30 – 14:00 CET\nRecording available here.\n\nThis webinar aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the current status\, emerging trends\, and future outlook of the Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) ecosystem in Europe and beyond. As CAM continues to evolve toward the 6G era\, the interaction between research\, large-scale deployments\, policy frameworks\, and industrial innovation becomes increasingly crucial. By bringing together experts from European policy and regulation\, SNS JU research projects\, CEF deployments\, 3GPP standardisation\, and leading industry initiatives\, the event will explore the latest developments shaping the CAM landscape. Participants will gain insights into the achievements to date and the strategic challenges that must be addressed to ensure a coherent and future-proof evolution of CAM systems. \n\nEvent Agenda\n\n\n\n\n	Time CETPresentation TitleName & Organisation\n\n\n\n\n	11:30–11:40Welcome & IntroductionPouria Sayyad Khodashenas\, i2CAT (Host)\n\n\n	11:40-11:55European Commission perspective on policy developments towards 5G+/6G for CAMChristian Micas\, European Commission\n\n\n	11:55-12:20Current Status in Research: SNS PerspectiveKonstantinos Katsaros\, ICCS / SNS JU Projects\n\n\n	12:20-12:40CEF Projects Insights ReportPierre-Yves Danet\, Senior Consultant at 6G-IA\n\n\n	12:40-13:00Standards Perspective: 3GPP José Almodóvar Chico\, TNO / 3GPP  \n\n\n	13:00-13:20Related Initiatives: 5GAAMaxime Flament\, 5GAA\n\n\n	13:20-13:55Panel DiscussionPanellists: All speakers\n\nModerator: Pouria Sayyad Khodashenas\, i2CAT (Host)\n\n\n\n	13:55-14:00Wrap-Up & Next StepsPouria Sayyad Khodashenas\, i2CAT (Host)\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://6g-ia.eu/event/shaping-the-evolution-of-cam-towards-next-generation-networks/
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SUMMARY:WiTaR Lunch Salon #3 - Building Inclusive 6G Through Technical Leadership\, Research Collaboration and Contributions to Standardisation
DESCRIPTION:Date & Time:\n\nTuesday 3rd February 2026\n1:00 PM – 2:00 PM (CET)\nThe recording is online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoLe3BEB8CE\n\nWiTaR Lunch Salon #3 – Building Inclusive 6G Through Technical Leadership\, Research Collaboration and Contributions to Standardisation\nSpeaker: Dr. Albena Mihovska\, CTO SmartAvatar B.V.\, WG3 Chair one6G\, IEEE R8 Member Conference Coordination Committee (CoCC) \nTopic: How do women shape the technologies that will define our future? This talk aimed to demonstrate that technical excellence and diversity are complementary forces driving innovation. In particular\, the talk outlined the path from cutting-edge 6G research to real-world standardisation impact\, showcasing how technical expertise combined with a commitment to inclusion can drive meaningful change in telecommunications. \nDrawing from the personal experience in previous wireless generations\, 6G research and participation in international collaborative and standardisation initiatives\, the talk explored how diverse perspectives improve technical solutions\, including robust security and sustainability-focused designs that serve broader populations and how inclusion within technical forums and research projects can drive the 6G ecosystem. \nTeaser: What does it take to build credibility as a woman in highly technical 6G spaces? How can we leverage our own expertise to open doors for others? What specific technical contributions have made the biggest impact? \nAbout the speaker:\nChief Technology Officer at SmartAvatar  \n\nDr. Albena Mihovska has been actively contributing to ITU-R\, ITU-T and ETSI standardisation since 2006.  Most recently\, she has been active within the IEEE SA P1955 for 6G Empowering Robotics. \nIn addition to her active role as a WG3 Chair of One6G Association\, she has been appointed as a 2026 Member of the IEEE R8 Conference Coordination Committee (CoCC) and as a Vice-Chair of Finland\, Sweden\, Denmark and Norway\, IEEE Nanotechnology Council Joint Section Chapter\, Denmark. \nShe is Founding member of the CTIF Global Capsule (CGC) network organisation\, and a Board Member of Euromersive. Further\, she has been serving as a Steering Committee member of IEEE WCNC (until 2017)\, IEEE BlackSeaCom (currently)\, and on the OC of IEEE GLOBECOM (’15\, ’19)\, IEEE ICC’20\, and other major conferences and workshops. \nWith her extensive experience and expertise\, Dr. Albena Mihovska is a highly respected figure in the field of communication technologies\, and her contributions have helped shape the future of 6G and beyond. \n  \n\nAbout WiTaR:\nThe Women in Telecommunications and Research (WiTaR) Working Group (WG) focuses on promoting gender equality\, inclusion\, and empowerment within the 6G Research & Innovation (R&I) community. Established as part of the European flagship project Hexa-X in February 2021 and expanded to the broader 5G Infrastructure PPP community in June 2021\, the WiTaR WG continues to grow its influence. Launched in Fall 2023\, WiTaR is dedicated to closing gender gaps and increasing the participation of women in the 6G R&I community. \nOur mission:\nWiTaR seeks to close the gender gap by fostering an inclusive environment\, breaking down barriers\, and inspiring the next generation of women leaders in telecommunications and research. The group’s efforts are focused on creating a more equitable and diverse workforce in these essential sectors\, ensuring women have equal opportunities and recognition for their contributions. \nMore information: https://6g-ia.eu/witar/ \n\n\nRecording:\n \n  \n 
URL:https://6g-ia.eu/event/witar-lunch-salon-3-building-inclusive-6g-through-technical-leadership/
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SUMMARY:WiTaR Lunch Salon #4 - inTRUSTED: Cultivating Trust and Inclusivity in 6G-Era Digital Ecosystems through Artistic Intelligence
DESCRIPTION:Date & Time:\n\nThursday 30 April 2026\n1:00 PM – 2:00 PM (CEST)\nThe registration is open below: here\n\nWiTaR Lunch Salon #4 – inTRUSTED: Cultivating Trust and Inclusivity in 6G-Era Digital Ecosystems through Artistic Intelligence\nSpeaker: Dr. Susan Rea is Director of the Nimbus Research Centre at Munster Technological University \nOverview:\nAs new technologies like advanced AI and future 6G networks become part of everyday life\, we rely on them more and more – in communication\, work\, healthcare\, transport\, and public services. But for these technologies to truly benefit society\, people need to understand them\, feel included in their development\, and trust that they are fair and safe. Traditional approaches to trust often focus only on technical safety and security. However\, this is no longer enough. Trust is also about transparency\, understanding\, values\, and inclusion. \n The inTRUSTED project brings together researchers\, artists\, engineers\, and communities to explore how we can build digital systems that people not only use but genuinely trust. By combining technology\, creativity\, and public engagement\, inTRUSTED aims to help shape a digital future that people understand\, feel confident in\, and actively participate in. \nAbout the speaker:\nDr. Susan Rea is Director of the Nimbus Research Centre at Munster Technological University\, where she leads strategic research programmes in trusted and distributed infrastructure management\, cyber-physical systems\, and secure digital transformation. Her work focuses on the design\, orchestration\, and governance of large-scale\, distributed and networked systems\, with particular emphasis on resilience\, security\, and trust in next-generation digital ecosystems. \nShe is a Principal Investigator within the Research Ireland CONNECT Centre for Future Networks and the Research Ireland ADVANCE Centre for Doctoral Training\, contributing to nationally coordinated research in advanced networking\, distributed intelligence\, and future communications infrastructures. Dr. Rea also serves on the board of the European Technology Platform for Software\, Services and Data (NESSI)\, supporting European research and innovation strategy in software and digital services. \nDr. Rea holds a Ph.D. in Electronic Engineering from Cork Institute of Technology. Her research interests span Internet of Things (IoT) architectures\, edge–cloud integration\, distributed systems management\, cybersecurity for large-scale networked environments\, and the socio-technical dimensions of digital trust. Her work integrates engineering innovation with human-centred and design-led methodologies to address complex technical and societal challenges. \nIn parallel with her research leadership\, Dr. Rea is an advocate for women in STEAM and actively advances gender equality initiatives within higher education and research environments. \n  \n\nAbout WiTaR:\nThe Women in Telecommunications and Research (WiTaR) Working Group (WG) focuses on promoting gender equality\, inclusion\, and empowerment within the 6G Research & Innovation (R&I) community. Established as part of the European flagship project Hexa-X in February 2021 and expanded to the broader 5G Infrastructure PPP community in June 2021\, the WiTaR WG continues to grow its influence. Launched in Fall 2023\, WiTaR is dedicated to closing gender gaps and increasing the participation of women in the 6G R&I community. \nOur mission:\nWiTaR seeks to close the gender gap by fostering an inclusive environment\, breaking down barriers\, and inspiring the next generation of women leaders in telecommunications and research. The group’s efforts are focused on creating a more equitable and diverse workforce in these essential sectors\, ensuring women have equal opportunities and recognition for their contributions. \nMore information: https://6g-ia.eu/witar/ \n\n\nRegistration:\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n Your full name*\n \n \n Your email*\n \n \n Your company/organisation*\n \n \n Which SNS JU project/ other organisation are you representing? (optional)\n \n \n Are you a 6G-IA WiTaR Working Group member?*\nYesNo \n \n GDPR STATEMENT: The information collected here will only be used for sending the Webinar access details and for announcing the availability of the event recording.
URL:https://6g-ia.eu/event/witar-lunch-salon-4-intrusted-cultivating-trust-and-inclusivity-in-6g-era-digital-ecosystems-through-artistic-intelligence/
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SUMMARY:EuCNC & 6G Summit 2026 - Malaga\, Spain
DESCRIPTION:The 2026 EuCNC & 6G Summit builds on two successful conferences in the area of telecommunications: EuCNC\, in its 35th edition of a series\, supported by the European Commission\, and the 6G Summit\, in its 8th edition\, originated from the 6G Flagship programme in Finland\, one of the very first in its area. \nThe conference is sponsored by the IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc)\, the European Association for Signal Processing (EURASIP) and the European Association on Antennas and Propagation (EurAAP) and supported by the European Commission. \nThe conference addresses various aspects of Beyond 5G/6G communications systems and networks. It brings together cutting-edge research and world-renown industries and businesses\, globally attracting in the last years close to 1000 delegates from more than 40 countries all over the world\, to present and discuss the latest results\, and an exhibition with more than 50 exhibitors\, for demonstrating the technology developed in the area\, namely within research projects from EU R&I programmes. \nThe conference program will include: \n\nKeynotes\nPanels\nRegular sessions (papers from open call\, to be submitted for uploading to IEEE Xplore)\nSpecial and Convened sessions\, with papers on specific topics\nWorkshops\, with papers and presentations on specific topics\nPoster sessions\nTutorials\nDemos and exhibitions\, with pitches\nAwards in several categories (paper\, poster\, booth\, demo\, startup\, thesis)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nKEY DATES\n\n23 Jan. 2026 – Deadline for submission of Papers for Regular Oral Sessions\n23 Jan. 2026 – Deadline for submission of proposals for Workshops\, Special Sessions and Tutorials\n06 Mar. 2026 – Deadline for submission of Extended Abstracts for Posters\n09 Mar. 2026 – Notification of acceptance of Workshops\, Special Sessions and Tutorials\n27 Mar. 2026 – Deadline for submission of proposals for Exhibitions\, Demos and Booths\n27 Mar. 2026 – Deadline for submission of applications for Ph.D. Theses and Startups\n30 Mar. 2026 – Notification of acceptance of Papers and Extended Abstracts\n10 Apr. 2026 – Deadline for final Papers for all sessions and Workshops\n13 Apr. 2026 – Notification of acceptance of proposals for Exhibitions\, Demos and Booths\n17 Apr. 2026 – Deadline for Authors registration\n27 Apr. 2026 – Draft Programme available\n\nSteering Committee Chairs\nLuis M. Correia\, IST – U. Lisbon\, PT (Chair)\nPavlos Fournogerakis\, SNS JU\, BE (Vice-Chair)\nMatti Latva-aho\, U. Oulu – 6G Flagship\, FI (Vice-Chair)\nTechnical Programme Co-Chairs\nPedro Merino-Gómez\, U. Malaga\, ES\nIvan Seskar\, Rutgers U.\, US\nAri Pouttu\, U. Oulu – 6G Flagship\, FI\nTrack Co-Chairs\nPHY – Physical Layer and Fundamentals\nMikko Uusitalo\, NOKIA\, FI\nMari Carmen Aguayo-Torres\, U. Malaga\, ES\nAggelos Bletsas\, Rutgers U.\, US\nWOS – Wireless\, Optical and Satellite Networks\nDavid Larrabeiti\, UC3M\, ES\nAlessandro Vanelli\, U. Bologna\, IT\nChia-Pang Yen\, ITRI\, TW\nNET – Network Softwarisation\nAnna Brunstrom\, Karlstad U.\, SE\nJohann Marquez-Barja\, imec-UAntwerp\, BE\nPaul Ruth\, U. North Carolina\, US\nAIU – Applications\, IoT\, Use cases\nMarc Emmelmann\, Fraunhofer FOKUS\, DE\nAlmudena Díaz\, U. Malaga\, ES\nTingjun Chen\, Duke U.\, US\nOPE – Operational & Experimental Insights\nSpyros Denazis\, U. Patras\, GR\nDavid Gomez-Barquero\, U.P. Valencia\, ES\nAloizio Da Silva\, Virginia Tech\, US\nAI4C – AI/ML Solutions for Communications\nDaniel Kilper\, Trinity College Dublin\, IE\nValerio Frascolla\, Intel Deutschland GmbH\, DE\,\nJongwon Kim\, GIST\, KR\nSAQ – Security Aspects and Quantum Communications\nJohn Preuß Mattsson\, Ericsson\, SE\nJavier Lopez\, U. Malaga\, ES\nVuk Marojevic\, Mass. State U.\, US\nNVS – Next-Generation Visions & Sustainability\nMarja Matinmikko-Blue\, U. Oulu – 6G Flagship\, FI\nChristoph Schmelz\, NOKIA\, DE\nCarlos E. Caicedo Bastidas – Syracuse U.\, US\nCMA – Components\, Microelectronics\, Photonics & Antennas\nLuís Manuel Pessoa\, U. Porto – INESC TEC\, PT\nNuutti Tervo\, U. Oulu – 6G Flagship\, FI\nAshutosh Dutta\, U. Johns Hopkins\, US\nPanels Co-Chairs\nHåkon Lønsethagen\, Telenor\, NO\nÖzgü Alay\, U. Oslo\, NO\nSpecial Sessions Co-Chairs\nČedomir Stefanović\, AAU\, DK\nNurul Huda Mahmood\, U. Oulu – 6G Flagship\, FI\nFilipe Cardoso\, Polytech. Inst. Setubal\, PT\nWorkshops Co-Chairs\nDiego López\, Telefonica\, ES\nGermán Madueño\, Keysight Technologies\, ES\nBeatriz Lorenzo\, U. Mass. Amherst\, US\nTutorials Co-Chairs\nPaweł Sroka\, PUT\, PL\nMir Ghoraishi\, Gigasys Solutions\, UK\nGeorge Sklivanitis\, Florida Atlantic U.\, US\nExhibitions Co-Chairs\nDavid Artuñedo\, Telefonica\, ES\nMichael Dieudonne\, Keysight Technologies\, BE\nPablo Herrera\, U. Malaga\, ES\nIEEE ComSoc Liaison\nStefano Bregni\, POLIMI\, IT\nCOST Liaison\nRalph Stübner\, COST\, BE\nURSI Liaison\nSana Salous\, Durham U.\, UK\nEurAAP Liaison\nJose Molina Garcia Pardo\, U. Cartagena\, ES\nEURASIP Liaison\nEva Lagunas\, U. Luxembourg\, LU
URL:https://6g-ia.eu/event/eucnc-6g-summit-2026-malaga-spain/
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