Graduate Forum
COMSNETS Graduate Forum 2026
COMSNETS 2026 Graduate Forum presents a unique opportunity for open discussions and feedback from reviewers (and judges) for students enrolled in graduate programs (Undergraduate, Postgraduate, and Doctoral Researchers) on their research (including early-stage research works) in areas related to communications, systems, and networking.
In addition to the useful feedback on their current research and possible future research directions, it offers an opportunity to interact with eminent researchers from both academia and industry. All submissions will receive detailed reviews from the review committee.
Program Schedule: 7th January 2026
Accepted Papers
- A Comprehensive Investigation of Security Vulnerabilities in Distributed Multi-Robot Systems
- Towards Byzantine-Robust Federated Graph Learning for Secure IoT Intrusion Detection
- TACG: A Topic-Aware Community-Guided Framework for Context-Aware Influence Maximization
- EvoRoute: An Evolutionary Multi-Agent Framework for Sustainable and Congestion-Aware Routing in Intelligent Transportation Systems
- Enhancing Execution in Kubernetes for Optimized Resource Utilization
- Correlation and Classification of Physiological Signs for Sudden Cardiac Arrest Prediction in Sports
- MoSE-XAI: A Lightweight MobileNetV2-Squeeze and-Excitation Model For Crop Disease Detection with XAI visualization
- MCP-Diag: A Deterministic, Protocol-Driven Architecture for AI-Native Network Diagnostics
- Anomaly Detection using Directed Motif and Node Attributes
- Understanding Cache-Level Profiling of 5GC NFs
- Memory Bottlenecks in Quantum Simulation: Cache Contention and Adaptive Allocation Policy
- PFSA: A Predictive Fair Slot Allocation Mechanism for Dynamic IoT Environments
Best Paper Award:
A “Best Graduate Forum Paper Award” will be awarded based on the presentations by a panel of judges.
Who can Submit:
To be eligible to submit your work to the Graduate Forum, you must be registered as a Ph.D., Master’s or Bachelor's student at the time of submission.
The topics of interest for the Graduate Forum are in line with the main conference program. Submissions must include the author’s name, affiliations, and email addresses. We will follow a single-blind review policy.
Important Dates:
- Paper Submission deadline (final):
10th November 2025, AoE19th November 2025, AoE - Notification of Acceptance:
5th December 2025, AoE14th December 2025, AoE - Camera-ready Submission: 15th December 2025, AoE
Technical Program Committee:
- Anurag Satpathy (Missouri S&T, USA)
- Anusha Vangala (NIT Warangal, India)
- Arani Bhattacharya (IIIT Delhi, India)
- Arindam Khanda (Missouri S&T, USA)
- Jayasree Sengupta (BIT, Mesra, India)
- Meenu Dey (IIIT Bhubaneswar, India)
- Smita Paira (BPCIT, India)
- Sohini Roy (UNLV, USA)
- Sugandh Pargal (Fujitsu Research, India)
- Utkalika Satpathy (IIIT Bhubaneswar, India)
Contact:
For any queries, please contact us at comsnets.gradforum@gmail.com
Graduate Forum Co-Chairs
Pragma Kar
IIIT Delhi
India
Tanya Shreedhar
TU Delft,
Netherlands
Debasree Das
University of Bamberg
Germany