The Workshop segment  is open to proposals from global research institutions and individual experts. Submitted Workshops must focus on specific technical directions within 6G-related fields, possessing clear research focus and academic depth. Selected proposals will be integrated into the official conference program, contributing to a diverse, participatory, and co-created 6G academic ecosystem.

• Workshops are academic seminars dedicated to in-depth discussion on a specific hot topic. Broad, all-encompassing themes should be avoided. Thematically specific topics are preferred for selection, such as "Direct Satellite-to-Mobile Connectivity," "On-board Phased Array," "Massive MIMO," "New Multiple Access for 6G," "New Coding for 6G," and "New Waveforms for 6G Sensing."Workshops should utilize a Call for Papers (CFP) model for speaker/presentation recruitment, emphasizing academic rigor and cutting-edge relevance.

• Regular papers accepted for presentation at a Workshop must not exceed 6 pages (including all figures, tables, and references). Each accepted paper must be presented in person at the Workshop by one of its authors.

• Workshop organizers are encouraged to establish collaborations with high-quality domestic and international academic journals to create linkages such as paper submission, recommendation of excellent papers, and fast-track publication channels.

• The call is open globally to institutions and individual experts, regardless of affiliation or background, supporting transnational, cross-institutional, and interdisciplinary organization.

• The accepted proposal team will be responsible for assisting in Workshop promotion, issuing the CFP, organizing paper review and selection, and formulating the Workshop agenda. To ensure high-quality interaction and discussion, the Workshop Chair and at least one Vice-Chair must attend the conference in person.

• Workshops are encouraged to incorporate elements like paper review, publication, case studies, or result announcements to create distinctive communication modules.

Please submit the following (recommended total length not exceeding 4 pages):

Organizer Profile: 

• Introduction of the hosting/organizing/co-organizing institution(s) or individual(s) (max. 200 words).

• Relevant experience, and representative achievements.

Workshop Theme & Positioning: 

• Chinese and English title.

• The specific technology/industry focus and its frontier significance (max. 300 words).

Agenda & Format: 

• Suggest 3-5 specific discussion topics with brief descriptions. 

• Proposed format (e.g., keynote speeches, paper presentations, poster sessions, demonstrations, panel discussions).

Proposed Committees:

• List of proposed Program Committee members and Organizing Committee members, including names, affiliations, and titles.

Previous Editions (if applicable): 

• If a previous edition exists, provide data on submission numbers, acceptance numbers, attendance figures, and highlight differences for this proposed edition. 

• If a new Workshop, provide estimated submission, acceptance, and attendance numbers.

Best Paper Selection (Optional): 

• Indicate if a Best Paper award will be given. Specify if papers should be included in the main conference proceedings.

• Describe the planned review process and award establishment.

Resource Needs & Contributions: 

• Specify required support from the conference (e.g., venue, live streaming, registration services). 

• Indicate any secured support or resources (e.g., corporate sponsorship, venue, volunteers).

The conference can provide the following support to Workshop organizers:

1. Official accreditation/certificate recognizing the organizer's role and academic standing.

2. Inclusion in the official conference website and main schedule, with synchronized promotion.

3. Assistance in inviting some keynote speakers or institutions.

4. Standard conference logistical support (subject to format and scale).

5. Inclusion of Workshop papers in the conference proceedings.

6. Potential recommendation of selected Workshops to partner academic journals for special issue consideration, enhancing academic impact.

7. Support for establishing a "Best Paper" award, to be selected by the Workshop organizers and uniformly recognized and promoted by the conference.

8. Coordination of conference resources such as exhibition space, live streaming platforms, and networking events, based on requirements.

Call for Papers Deadline: December 31, 2025

Workshop proposals should be submitted (in PDF format) no later than October 31th, 2025 by e-mail to husai@future-forum.org.cn

Workshop Proposal Application Form ：

【Global 6G Conference 2026】Workshop Proposal Application Form.docx