All authors, who wish to present their innovative and high quality research work to the B5G-PINE Workshop / AIAI-2025 Conference, should submit their original paper through the AIAI Conference Submission System “Microsoft CMT”.
The length of the standard paper submission has been now set to 14 PAGES (with references included).
Authors, who will exceed the 14 pages limit, will still be able to publish their manuscript, with an additional charge of 100 euros for each extra page.
The minimum length of submitted papers must be no less than 8 pages. Manuscripts with less than 8 pages long will not be taken into consideration for the Conference and they will immediately be rejected.
All papers submitted at B5G-PINE 2025/AIAI 2025 will be scientifically evaluated by a panel of experts. Manuscripts will be reviewed to the international standards by at least three (-3-) academic/business referees.
Information about “How to submit a contribution” can be found at:
https://ifipaiai.org/2025/paper-submission/
The accepted papers are divided into 2 different categories:
Full Papers: Full paper will be considered every manuscript that extends from 12 pages and on, with references included (pages ≥ 12).
Short Papers: As short papers will be published all manuscripts that have length less than 12 pages, with references included (8 ≤ pages < 12).
All authors’ manuscripts must be consistent with the Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) series format, in order for the papers to be considered for publication.
Authors must ensure that their papers adhere to the Springer Proceedings guidelines.
The guidelines (and LaTeX / Word templates) can be found at:
http://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/lncs/conference-proceedings-guidelines
The program committee reserves the right to change the format of a contribution if necessary.
Accepted papers will published in the SPRINGER IFIP AICT Lecture Notes in Computer Science proceedings, and they will be available on site.
It is expected that there should be at least 35-40 papers to be submitted and the “half” (i.e.: 15-20 papers) are expected to be accepted, according to the “50% acceptance” criterion.
6G-PATH includes 26 partners aiming to validate 10 specific use cases from 4 verticals of strong market interest (i.e.: farming, education, health and smart cities), via the inclusion of 7 well established test beds all around Europe.
SUNRISE-6G includes 28 partners from 12 European member states aiming to create a federation of 6G test infrastructures in a pan-European facility; in particular, it deploys 4 testbeds in 8 EU member states and focuses on the 2 use cases.
AMBITIOUS includes 18 market actors from 5 European member states that aim to be involved in joint publications. The project promotes the development of several use cases with strong market impact, aiming to promote corresponding innovations and synergetic activities.
6G-INTENSE includes 11 partners from 8 European member states aiming to develop next-generation AI-native management and orchestration system featuring intent translation and propagation, separating service from resource management while operating in a multi-stakeholder, multi-technological, and multi-tenant environment on top of a Cloud-Edge Continuum infrastructure.
6G-DALI includes 13 partners from 8 European member states that will act around two essential pillars.
OASEES includes 23 partners from 9 European member states that will work in six different use cases.
6G-BRICKS includes 17 partners from 8 European member states that will act around two fundamental use cases covering, each one, 2 separate proof of concepts.
CyberNEMO comprises 23 partners from 11 European countries targeting on 6 pilots including various Critical Infrastructures (Energy, Water, Healthcare), media distribution, agrifood and fintech supply chain.
DATAMITE includes 24 partners aiming to test and validate 3 use cases in 6 dedicated pilots, promoting strong interoperability aspects within a variety of domains and related user needs.
TRACE includes 28 partners aiming to test and validate 3 logistics operational environments in Greece, Italy and Slovenia, focusing on pure real-market needs.
The fact that the AIAI 2025 Conference is organized in Limassol, Cyprus at a convenient time-instance (June 26-29, 2025) provides suitable conditions for several partners to “join” the Workshop.
(Several among the members of the Workshop Program Committee can also join the Workshop either as Conference participants and/or as authors/co-authors of approved papers).
Based upon Workshop acceptance condition, the main organiser (OTE) could also check the possibility for inviting a key-note speaker, potentially a high-level expert from the European Commission in order to “attract” more participants. An equal option of inviting a representative of the Greek Government will also be investigated.
Other options (such as some parallel demos coming directly from the participating projects) could also be investigated and/or assessed at a later stage, together with the Conference organisers.