Authors are invited to submit full or short papers presenting new research related to the development of global Information and Communication Infrastructures. All submissions must describe original research, not published or currently under review for another conference or journal. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

 Future Networking and Computing:

• Design, analysis, and evaluation of network architectures
• Energy-efficient computing and networking
• Signal Processing for Communication, Networking and Sensing
• Signal Processing over Networks
• Advanced Techniques for Networks and Service Monitoring
• Future Internet, 6G Network, Optical Systems, M2M communications, Tactile Internet
• Internet of Things & Web of Things, Internet of Everything, Internet of Drones,
• Vehicular Network, Underwater Autonomous Vehicular Network
• SDN,  In-network computing and network programmability
• Microservices, Service-Based Architecture (SBA)
• Self-Organized Networks, Autonomic Networks
• Fog-Edge-Cloud Computing Continuum, Networking, Orchestrating, Mobile Edge Networking and Computing,
• Middleware Technologies (Cloud, IoT, Grid, P2P, Social Networks)
• 5G/6G new generation mobile networks

 AI Applied to infrastructures and services:

• AI for Networking and Computing Optimization
• AI for Security Management 
• AI for Self-Organized Resource Management
• AI for slices management and orchestration
• AI for the Fog-Edge-Cloud Computing Continuum
• AI for services infrastructure optimization
• Reproducibility

 Security, Trust and Human Perception:

• Identity Management
• Security and Trust Management
• Secure Federation and Orchestration
• Privacy protection and Privacy-by-design
• Cybersecurity, Trustable Access and Access sharing
• Models and Tools for Systems Tobustness
• Critical Infrastructure Management 
• Usable Security and Privacy
• Humans aspects of Security and Privacy
• Blockchain technology

Social data management:

• Models, theories and techniques 
• Workflow Management
• Information and Data Management
• Big Data Management
• Social Data Mining and Analytic
• Decision Analysis and Methods
• Urban Computing

Vertical Industries, Usage and Societal Impacts:

• e-* (e-Health, e-Society and Digital Divide, e-Government, e-Business, e-Mobility, etc.)
• Smart-* (Smart Grid, Smart-Home, Smart-Health, Smart-Building, Smart-Cities, Smart-Cars, Smart-Road, Smart-Factory, etc.)
• Green ICT and ICT for green 
• Environment friendly ICT and positive energy ICT
• Digital twins

Special Track on AI for robotics and computer vision:

ST chairs: Ass Prof Kwankamon Dittakan (CS Dept, PSU, Thailand), Ass Prof H.Hadj Abdelkader (IBISC Lab, UEVE, France), Prof Youcef Mezouar (Pascal Institute, Clermont-Ferrand University, France)

• Computer Vision
• Robotics and Autonomous Systems Machine
• Motion Planning
• Sensor Fusion
• Kinematics and Dynamics
• Human-Robot Interaction (HRI)

Special Track on security and privacy in health Data Management

ST chairs: Dr Adnan Imeri (LIST, Luxembourg), Prof N.Agoulmine (IBISC Lab, UEVE, France)

• Health Big Data collection
• Health Information Management and Governance
• Electronic Health Records
• Health Data Privacy Protection
• Health Data Secure and Traceable Sharing
• Data Intelligence and Information Security

Accepted papers will be published in the Advance electronic proceedings with an official ISBN number. Published papers will be also indexed in the HAL Open Archive with an official DOI (Digital Object Identifier).

Special Issue in International Journals

Authors of the best ADVANCE’2027 papers (main track) will be invited to submit extended versions for possible publication in special issue of International Journals (2/3 best papers will be invited to submit an extended version to Computing and System Journal/Revista de Sistemas e Computaçao – ISSN 2237-2901). Other special issues of international journals are also considered.

The inclusion of content generated by artificial intelligence (AI) must be mentioned in the acknowledgments section of any article submitted to an ADVANCE workshop.

The AI system used must be specified, and the particular sections of the article containing AI-generated content must be clearly identified, accompanied by a brief explanation of how the AI system was utilized to produce that content.

The use of AI systems for editing and grammar enhancement outside the intent of the aforementioned policy. In this case, disclosure as noted above is not mandatory, but it is recommended.