[nmrg] IEEE NFV-SDN 2022 Call for Doctoral Symposium (Extended Deadline)

[Karl-Johan Grinnemo <[e-mail]>]

 ==== 2022 IEEE NFV-SDN ====

Chandler, AZ, USA     November 14th-16th, 2022     #IEEE #NFV #SDN

==== CALL FOR DOCTORAL SYMPOSIUM (Extended Deadline) ====


IMPORTANT DATES
Paper submission (extended): Aug. 29th, 2022
Notification of acceptance: Sept. 12th, 2022
Camera-ready deadline: Oct. 9th, 2022
NFV-SDN conference: Nov. 14th-16th, 2022


IMPORTANT LINKS
2022 IEEE NFV-SDN Website:
https://nfvsdn2022.ieee-nfvsdn.org
Call for Doctoral Symposium:
https://nfvsdn2022.ieee-nfvsdn.org/authors/call-for-doctoral-symposium
Doctoral Symposium Submission:
https://edas.info/N29798


OBJECTIVES
The Doctoral Symposium is an innovative feature of the 2022 IEEE Conference
on Network Function Virtualization and Software Defined Networks (NFV-SDN).
It provides an opportunity for PhD students to discuss and get valuable
feedback on their research work from experienced researchers from both
industry and academia. It will help to build and strengthen collaboration
amongst the communities researching and working in the areas of NFV and SDN.

For PhD students at the beginning of their research, the Doctoral Symposium
is a great occasion to expand on the horizon of current research trends and
challenges surrounding NFV and SDN technologies. Likewise, the event enables
more advanced PhD students to exchange experience with distinguished
engineers and scholars and to learn about further career paths or open
positions in specialized domains.

The Doctoral Symposium has the status of an IEEE workshop and provides an
excellent opportunity for networking amongst all participants. Accepted
submissions are published in the conference proceedings and disseminated
through the IEEE Xplore Digital Library.


ELIGIBILITY
The forum is open to all PhD students and researchers whose PhD thesis is
in progress, or was recently completed (i.e., during 2021 or 2022). We
particularly welcome submissions from PhD students at the beginning of their
work when they have a well-defined problem statement and are developing
their ideas on how to approach the challenges. Likewise, we are also looking
for contributions from PhD students in more advanced stages who want to
present their research results and share insights coming from their
experience which might help others to progress their work. The Doctoral
Symposium Committee will require evidence of the status as a (former) PhD
student. This can be a letter from the supervisor or other recognized
authority within the university.


SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Submitted papers must be written in English and formatted according to the
standard IEEE double-column conference template (10-point font). Early stage
PhD papers should be two (2) to four (4) pages in length. Late stage PhD
papers should be four (4) to six (6) pages in length. One additional page is
available for an over length page charge of 100USD. Papers exceeding five
(5) pages or seven (7) pages, respectively, are not accepted. For detailed
information on submission and advice to best structure the paper, please
visit https://nfvsdn2022.ieee-nfvsdn.org/authors/call-for-doctoral-symposium


DOCTORAL SYMPOSIUM CO-CHAIRS
Dewang Gedia, Cisco Systems, USA
Barbara Martini, Universitas Mercatorum, IT
Helge Parzyjegla, University of Rostock, DE


NFV-SDN GENERAL CO-CHAIRS
Larry Horner, Intel, USA
Kurt Tutschku, BTH, SE
















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