GUIDELINES FOR SPECIAL SESSION PROPOSERS
The Special Sessions should provide the Symposium attendees with an insight focused on particular research areas within the Symposium topics and subjects of interest. All the papers submitted to the Special Session will be peer-reviewed and those which are accepted and presented will be published in IEEE Xplore®. Accepted special sessions will be arranged and scheduled depending on submission numbers. Organizers are expected to operate within their professional networks to promote their session
and MNC 2026.
The Special Session organizers are encouraged to solicit an invited presentation to open the Special Session and attract the audience interest, though this is optional. In this case, a slot will be reserved for the invited expert for discussing an emerging topic of the Special Session domain. The organizers provide the name of the presenter together with an email confirming his/her acceptance and an abstract. No full paper is requested, nor will the abstract be published in IEEE Xplore®.
Note: An invited presentation can be allocated a double time slot; however, this must be first discussed with the Special Session Co-Chairs and/or the Technical Program Co-Chairs.
Note: No financial assistance is available from the Symposium to support the participation of the presenter of an invited presentation. The Special Session Organizer and all presenters in the session are required to register and pay for the Symposium.
SPECIAL SESSION PROPOSAL CONTENTS
Special session proposals should be a maximum of 2000 characters and must address the items listed below:
Special Session Details:
- Title of the Special Session
- Significance of the topic
- Special Session organizer’s name, affiliation,
photo and a short CV
Invited Presentation Details (optional):
- Title
- Authors and their affiliation
- Abstract
REVIEWERS
Please provide details of reviewers who may be able to help review papers for the proposed Special Session. A suitable list of willing reviewers (name, affiliation, e-mail) will be required and should be provided by the Special Session organizer before the start of the review process.