The 2020 IEEE International Symposium on Networks, Computers and Communications (ISNCC'20) will be held in the beautiful city of Montreal, Canada from 16-18 June 2020.

IEEE ISNCC 2020 covers theoretical and practical aspects related to Information Systems, Communication Networks and Computing Technologies. This year, the multi-thematic program  focuses on the major future scientific issues for the following scientific topics (details in "Call For Papers"):

• Wireless and Mobile Networks
• Satellite Communication Networks
• Antenna Systems, Propagation and RF Design
• Cloud, Grid and Social Computing and Networking
• Smart Communications Systems
• Smart Cities and Internet of Everything
• Data Science and Big Data Systems Engineering
• Blockchains and Finance Technology
• Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
• Trust, Security and Privacy
• Network Function Virtualization and Software Defined Networks
• Signal, Image and Video Processing

A separated Track called "PhD Student Forum" provides an opportunity for research students to showcase their original yet incomplete ‘work-in-progress’ (more details in “PhD Student Forum”).

Also an "Industrial" track is foreseen to give particular visibility and emphasis of applied research and on industrial developments. For this track to prepare full paper is not mandatory but the same slot for presentation at the conference will be guaranteed. The submission procedure through EDAS is the same of the scientific track but just an abstract could be accepted (more details in "Industrial Forum").

The ISNCC 2020 edition will propose a set of technical presentations made ​​by internationally recognized researchers and experts. Young researchers participating in this event will then have the opportunity to present their work and obtain feedback during dedicated sessions intended to further facilitate interactions and the exchange of ideas.
 
The target audience of ISNCC ranges from Senior researchers to Ph.D. and Master students. Researchers and engineers from companies are welcome, and may greatly benefit from the broad vision provided by this symposium.