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TELFOR 2014 : 21st Telecommunications Forum

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Link: http://www.telfor.rs
 
When Nov 26, 2013 - Nov 28, 2013
Where Belgrade, Serbia
Submission Deadline Sep 30, 2013
Notification Due Oct 21, 2013
Final Version Due Sep 30, 2013
Categories    communications
 

Call For Papers

The work of Telecommunications forum TELFOR is organized through:

Plenary sessions with invited papers or lec­tures,
Authors’ sessions from the defined program fields,
Undergraduate and master students’ sessions,
Special technical and development presentations of the leading international and domestic telecommunications companies and societies,
New books presentations,
Seminars for experienced experts.
Tutorials for young engineers and students,
Exhibition of the communications hardware, software, equipment, systems and services,
Commercial presentations of the companies and their products,
Thematic debates, panel discussions and round ta­bles on current issues,
Social meetings, etc.

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