Call for Abstracts

27 October 2026,
Crowne Plaza Helsinki Hesperia,
Helsinki, Finland
Call for Abstracts
6G and beyond 6G wireless networks are expected to bridge the digital and physical worlds by providing wireless connectivity as a service to different vertical sectors. While this has the potential to greatly enhance our quality and ease of life, any disruption to these networks would also have significant impact with overreaching consequences.
Hence, 6G and beyond 6G networks should not only provide near instant and virtually unlimited connectivity but also be resilient against internal and external disruptions.
This call for extended abstracts for the Second 6G Resilience Summit 2026 is an open call for participation in the form of posters from the wider community of researchers and practitioners on 6G resilience.
Participants are invited to submit a maximum of two-page extended abstract in standard IEEE publication template (double column, single space), including the title of the poster, each author’s name, affiliation and email.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Novel frameworks to make future wireless networks resilient-by-design
- New metrics, methodologies, and value indicators to quantify and assess resilience in 6G
- Signal processing techniques and algorithms for resilience mechanisms, anomaly detection, recovery strategies
- End-to-end network architectures, protocols, and algorithms for resilient 6G
- Use cases and application of resiliency in special purpose 6G networks serving verticals
- Identifying, detecting, and mitigating cyber threats in 6G
- Methods to safeguard sustainability and efficiency in 6G resiliency design
- Techno-economic, business, and regulatory aspects of 6G resilience
Submission deadline:
6th September 2026
Selected poster abstracts will be notified by:
11th September 2026
How to submit:
Submit by email to 6GResilienceSummit@oulu.fi
Questions?
Contact: 6GResilienceSummit@oulu.fi
We look forward to your contributions and to an engaging exchange of ideas at 6G Resilience Summit 2026.