Scope

The Wireless Communications section of Frontiers in Communications and Networks Journal aims to publish high-quality fundamental and applied research in the general area of wireless communications, which play a key role in modern science and engineering. Areas covered by this section include, but are not limited to:

·       Advanced equalization, channel estimation, and synchronization

·       Modulation, signal design, and detection

·       Source and channel coding

·       MIMO, multiuser MIMO, and massive MIMO

·       Millimeter wave and Terahertz communications

·       Channel modeling and characterization

·       Cross-layer design and optimization

·       Multiple access techniques

·       Wireless access techniques and standards

·       Radio resource allocation and interference management

·       Heterogeneous and small-cell networks

·       Security issues

·       RFID and backscatter communications

·       Localization and navigation techniques

·       Cooperative and relay-added communications

·       Cognitive radio

·       Wireless power transfer and energy harvesting for wireless communications

·       Large intelligent surfaces

Submissions in all formats/styles including full-transactions papers(original research/technology and code), perspective/vision papers, tutorials/surveys (review), magazines(mini review), letters (brief research report), as well as replies and comments are encouraged. All studies must contribute insights into wireless communication systems and design. However, reports dealing with: (i) artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), (ii) hybrid communication systems (e.g., satellite/UAV/terrestrial /underwater communications), (iii) wireless optical communications, (iv) wireless sensor networks, (v) Ad hoc wireless networks, (vi) wireless communications testbeds, fields test, and measurements, and (vii) molecular communications, may be submitted to those more specialized sections of this journal.

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