Submit your work to ICT 2021

Programme overview. The full schedule of accepted papers and sessions was published for the 2021 event and is available on the Programme page, together with a downloadable PDF version.

Submissions for the 28th International Conference on Telecommunications cover a broad set of contribution types, from full scientific papers to workshop proposals, tutorial offerings, and special session ideas. Each channel is described with its own guidance and instructions, so prospective contributors can quickly understand what is expected in terms of scope, formatting, and review. The conference takes place on 1–3 June 2021 in a virtual format, and the scientific programme seeks original, technically rigorous work across areas such as wireless communication, signal processing, coding, networking, software-defined techniques, and emerging network architectures.

Authors are invited to frame their contributions around clearly motivated research problems rather than incremental variations on published results. Papers should address telecommunications research in its many forms, whether theoretical, experimental, or strongly practical, and should make explicit how the work advances the field. The programme also welcomes specialised sessions and interactive formats such as workshops and tutorials, which offer space for focused discussion of particular techniques, tools, or emerging directions, and for bringing together researchers with shared interests around a common theme.

Preparing a submission usually involves reading the author instructions carefully, confirming the relevant topic area, and ensuring that manuscripts meet the expected structure and presentation requirements before the deadline. Review is carried out by an international technical committee with expertise spanning signal processing, coding theory, MIMO and channel modelling, wireless systems, and network design. Accepted contributions are typically communicated with feedback, and selected work may appear in the conference proceedings, published through the event's technical programme arrangements for the 2021 edition.

Beyond paper deadlines, the submissions area is where participants keep track of the wider conference lifecycle: announcements, programme updates, tutorial and special session listings, and details of registration and keynote arrangements. Organising and technical committees work together to maintain a fair and constructive selection process, drawing on the experience of previous editions to strengthen the programme. Contributors are encouraged to check the site regularly for announcements and clarifications, since timings, formats, and procedural details can evolve as the conference approaches.