This year’s edition of MOBISLICE will shed a transversal multi-disciplinary look at what have been the cutting-edge prospects and instalments for enabling network slicing. Inspired by the recent trials in 5G deployments, their proposition for Beyond-5G capabilities and the current early progression work on 6G, MOBISLICE will showcase evidence of the pursuit for definite solutions towards this utilization capability paradigm. What have been the major hurdles for network slicing? Which mechanisms are the ones that best contribute to such offering? Which utilization scenarios best evidence the capabilities provided by existing network-slicing capable deployments, and how to improvement? What about failed attempts: where do the key issues lie? Which are the learnt stories? From all the supportive 5G enablers (e.g., softwarization, virtualization, AI/ML, service-based architecture, ...) what still needs to be done, and what can be used to help shape the future of networks for slicing?
The MOBISLICE workshop focuses, but is not limited to, the following topics targeting slicing:
The workshop program will be placed here soon! Meanwhile, you can find the full IEEE NFV SDN conference program here.
Workshop paper submission: | 17th September |
Acceptance notification: | 24th September |
Camera-ready papers: | 1st October |
EDAS Submission link |
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Prof. Dr. Christian Esteve Rothenberg, Associate Professor, Faculdade de Engenharia Elétrica e de Computação
Short bio: Since August 2013, Christian Esteve Rothenberg is Head of the Information & Networking Technologies Research & Innovation Group (INTRIG) and Associate Professor at University of Campinas (UNICAMP), where he received his Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering in 2010. From 2010 to 2013, he worked as Senior Research Scientist in the areas of IP systems and networking at CPqD R&D Center in Telecommunications, Campinas, Brazil. During his PhD, he worked on probabilistic data structures applied to packet forwarding in content-centric networks, was a visiting researcher (2008) at Ericsson Research Nomadic Lab, Jorvas, Finland. He holds the Telecommunication Engineering degree from the Technical University of Madrid (ETSIT - UPM), Spain, and the M.Sc. (Dipl. Ing.) degree in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology from the Technical University of Darmstadt (TUD), Germany, 2006. During his master thesis at Deutsche Telekom he worked on IMS-based fixed mobile convergence and mobility management, and was engaged in R&D activities on converged access networks (ScaleNet) and self-optimizing radio access networks. He was an Open Networking Foundation (ONF) Research Associate, co-chair of the IEEE SDN Outreach Committee initiative, and member of the CPQD Innovation Committee. Christian has contributed to 07 international patents, co-authored three books, and over 200 scientific publications, including top-tier scientific journals and networking conferences such as SIGCOMM and INFOCOM, altogether featuring 11 000+ citations (h-index: 35+, i10-index: 90+). In 2020, Christian was included in the top-cited career-long impact scientists according to PLoS Biol 18(10).
Keynote Topic: TBD
The workshop will be held on the 5th November, 2024, in conjunction with the X IEEE Conference on Network Function Virtualization and Software Defined Networks
Improved versions of selected published papers will be invited for possible inclusion in the following Special Issue:
Our top quality TPC will sellect a BEST PAPER and present the respective Award Certificate at a ceremony during the workshop session.