MobiCom 2019 - 25th Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking

The ACM MobiCom conference seeks papers describing significant research contributions in the field of wireless networking and mobile computing. MobiCom solicits papers that address important research challenges, including but not limited to communication networks, energy, computing, security and user experience. Successful papers should propose novel ideas to attack such problems through rigorous analysis, system design, and/or real-world measurement and deployment of mobile networks, systems and applications.
We want MobiCom’19 to be daring and emphasize novelty and creativity. The more novel the concept, the harder it can be to fully develop or evaluate all aspects, and the review process will take this into account. We encourage authors to discuss not only the signifiance but also the limitations of their ideas. We strongly encourage authors to describe how they will provide access to well-documented datasets, modeling and/or simulation tools, and codebases to support the reproducibility of their methods. This year, MobiCom launches a two-deadline model and a new reviewing process to improve the quality and timeliness of publications.
We invite submissions on a wide range of mobile computing and wireless networking research, including but not limited to:
Mobile health
Embedded and energy-harvesting systems
Backscatter communication and wireless power
Edge computing
Long-range/Low-power wide-area wireless networking
Low-latency networking
Machine-to-machine communications
Millimeter wave and terahertz communications
Mobile web, video, virtual reality, and other applications
Ubiquitous computing and mobile human computer interaction
Next-generation 5G mobile networks
Visible light communications
Mobile data science & analysis
Robotic and drone-based networking
Intersection between mobile/wireless research, cloud computing, and software-defined networking
Applications of machine learning to mobile/wireless research
Sensing with radio, light, sound, and acoustics
Implanted and wearable computing
Experimental platforms and infrastructures for wireless/mobile research
Wireless localization and tracking
Wireless capabilities for 3D printed systems
Novel applications of wireless signals
Security and privacy issues/solutions for mobile/wireless systems