Sharda University to host the 27th IEEE International Three-Day Symposium
Sharda University is set to host the 27th IEEE International three-day symposium, focusing on the theme “Secure 6G - AI Nexus Where Technology Meets Humanity.” This symposium will feature discussions on innovations in Secure 6G and AI-driven Wireless Personal Multimedia Communication, bringing together experts to share insights. Researchers, scientists, engineers, and practitioners will present their original research contributions at the symposium.
City Air News
Nov 14, 2024 03:31
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Sharda University is set to host the 27th IEEE International three-day symposium, focusing on the theme “Secure 6G - AI Nexus Where Technology Meets Humanity.” This symposium will feature discussions on innovations in Secure 6G and AI-driven Wireless Personal Multimedia Communication, bringing together experts to share insights. Researchers, scientists, engineers, and practitioners will present their original research contributions at the symposium.
Dr. Sibaram Khara,Vice-Chancellor, Sharda University stated “that the international symposium will be held from November 17 to 20 at campus. During this time, the event will include 41 technical sessions, 6 keynote addresses, 6 special sessions, and 4 workshops. Notable keynote speakers include Sangeet Kumar (Adverb Robotics, India), Dilip Krisnaswamy (C-DoT, India), Hsuan-Jung Su (NTU, Taiwan), and Anand Prasad (Deloitte Tohmatsu Cyber, Japan), who will share insights on cutting-edge developments and their potential applications. With participants from over 25 countries, the symposium will showcase a global exchange of ideas”.
P.K. Gupta, Chancellor, Sharda University remarked that such events offer significant benefits to students, providing them the opportunity to learn about new technologies and innovations. The university played a pivotal role in bringing this symposium to India, where experts will explore AI-adapted 6G networks addressing global challenges in secure communications and energy-efficient systems. The future is headed towards Artificial Intelligence and 6G networking.
