CNNA 2021

29/09/2021	30/09/2021	01/10/2021
IEEE CNNA 2021 Day 1	IEEE CNNA 2021 Day 2	IEEE CNNA 2021 7th Memristor and Memristive Symposium

REGISTRATION

Early registration deadline September
1st, 2021

Late registration deadline September 20th, 2021

On-site registration from September 29th, 2021

Regular, full registration fee

450 Euro

550 Euro

600 Euro

IEEE Members - full registration fee

400 Euro

500 Euro

550 Euro

Student registration fee

250 Euro

300 Euro

IEEE Members - Student registration fee

200 Euro

250 Euro

Memristor Symposium - One day only

100 Euro

150 Euro

Virtual full registration fee

200 Euro

Virtual Student registration fee

100 Euro

Virtual Memristor Symposium - One day only

100 Euro

To register to CNNA 2021 please fill the PDF registration form (all fields are mandatory) and send back to cnna2021@unict.it, prior to perform the payment via bank transfer. After the approval of the University of Catania administration, you will receive all the payment details to perform the bank transfer. Registration via credit-card will be allowed only on-site. Registration includes coffee breaks and conference dinner.

COMMITTEE

General chair

Maide Bucolo (University of Catania)

Honoray chair

Leon O. Chua (University of California Berkeley)

Technical Program chair

Ronald Tetzlaff (Dresden Technical University)

Special Session Chair

Angela Slavova (Bulgarian Academy of Science)

Mustak E. Yalcin (Istanbul Technical University)

Memristor and Memristive Symposium chair

Alon Ascoli (Dresden Technical University)

Publicity chair

Piotr Zwierzykowski (Poznan University of Technology)

Scientific Committee

Jordi Albo-Canals (Ramon Llull University)

Horvath Andras (Pazmany Peter Catholic University)

Paolo Arena (University of Catania)

Sabri Arik (Instanbul University)

Jorge Fernandez Berni (University of Seville)

Arturo Buscarino (University of Catania)

Xavier Vilasis Cardona (Ramon Llull University)

Gert Cauwenberghs (University of California)

Pier Paolo Civalleri (Politecnico di Torino)

Fernando Corinto (Politecnico di Torino)

Arpad Csurgay (Politecnico di Torino)

Ciro Del Negro (INGV)

Mauro Di Marco (University of Siena)

Piotr Dudek (University of Manchester)

Luigi Fortuna (University of Catania)

Mattia Frasca (University of Catania)

Ricardo Carmona Galan (Spanish National Research Council)

Marco Gilli (Politecnico di Torino)

Eduardo Gomez (University of Guadalajara)

Kristof Karacs (Pazmany Peter Catholic University)

Hyongsuk Kim (Chonbuk National University)

Mika Laiho (University of Turku)

Chin-Teng Lin (National Chiao Tung University)

Gabriele Manduchi (IGI-CNR)

Valeri Mladenov (Technical University of Sofia)

Ioannis Messaris (Dresden Technical University)

Michael Niemier (University of Notre Dame)

Josef Nossek (Technical University of Munich)

Maciej Ogorzalek (TJagiellonian University)

Ari Paasio (University of Turku)

Luca Patanè (University of Messina)

Viet-Thanh Pham (Hanoi University of Science)

Wolfgang Porod (University of Notre Dame)

Csaba Rekeczky (Eutecus Inc)

Angel Rodriguez-Vazquez (Spanish National Research Council)

Victor M.Brea Sanchez (University of Santiago de Campostela)

Bertram Shi (University of Hong Kong)

Georgios Ch. Sirakoulis (Democritus University of Thrace)

Lambert Spaanenburg (Lund University)

Johan Suykens (Catholic University of Leuven)

M.N.S. Swamy (Concordia University Montreal)

Peter Szolgay (Pazmany Peter Catholic University)

Mamoru Tanaka (Sophia University)

Vedat Tavsanoglu (Isik University)

Akio Ushida (Tokushima Bunri University)

Joos Vandewalle (Catholic University of Leuven)

David Lopez Vilarino (University of Santiago de Campostela)

Chai Wah Wu (IBM T. J. Watson Research Center)

Chung-Yu Wu (National Chiao Tung University)

Nerhun Yildiz (Yildiz Technical University)

Akos Zarandy (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

Nagy Zoltan (Pazmany Peter Catholic University)

Local organizing committee

Paolo Arena (University of Catania)
Giuseppe Avon (University of Catania)
Concetta Barcellona (University of Catania)
Loubna Belhamel (University of Catania)
Arturo Buscarino (University of Catania)
Riccardo Caponetto (University of Catania)
Claudia Corradino (University of Catania)
Carlo Famoso (University of Catania)
Mattia Frasca (University of Catania)
Salvina Gagliano (University of Catania)
Lucia V. Gambuzza (University of Catania)
Giovanni Muscato (University of Catania)
Giuseppe Nunnari (University of Catania)
Giovanna Stella (University of Catania)
Federica Torrisi (University of Catania)

VENUE

The venue of the conference is located in Catania. The event will take place in the room "Aula Magna Oliveri", located in the Cittadella Campus (Viale A. Doria 6), building n. 4 (DAU).

A social event will take place on Thursday 30th, at 20:30, in the restaurant "Ritz Catania".

TRAVEL

From Vincenzo Bellini Fontanarossa airport
Public transportation: You can take a bus, called "Alibus", runs periodically (about every 20 minutes) between the airport, the central station and the city center. From there, you can continue by bus or metro. The metro stop to the city center is "Stesicoro", instead for the Cittadella Universitaria the metro stop is "Milo".
Taxi: A trip costs about 25-30 euros depending on timetables and traffic.
From City Center to University of Catania
It is possible to reach the Cittadella Universitaria by taking the metro or several buses.
By Metro: Starting from the metro stop "Stesicoro" in the city center or other nearby, the metro stop for the Cittadella Universitaria is "Milo". From here it is possible to take an FCE bus to reach the University by using the same ticket.
By Bus: The possible buses to reach the Cittadella Universitaria are the following: 442, 429, BRT1.

ACCOMODATION

Several hotels and b&b can be found at walking distance, ranging from luxury to standard accommodation.

Ask further information

JOIN THE EVENT

The CNNA 2021 congress will take place in hybrid mode, virtually by the Zoom platform and in presence at the University of Catania. The link to the virtual room hosting the conference sessions will be available soon.

The participants attending the Conference in presence will be requested to show a valid EU COVID Digital Certificate to access the Conference Room

To participate, it is requested to:
- Download and install Zoom on your own computer or mobile device [DOWNLOAD ZOOM];
- Sign-in to Zoom with a personal account or create a new one [SIGN-UP];
- An access code will be sent by email to the registered participants.

TO PARTECIPATE
The participant can play one of the following roles:
- Attendee: Attendees is a simple listener. S/he can comment in the public chat or ask for the floor through the “Chat” channel. Participants that want to pose a question to the speaker will write in the “Chat” and the Chair/Co-Chair will schedule the questions order and time.
- Panelist: The Chair/Co-Chair and speakers of a session will play the role Panelist for that session, then will be downgraded to Attendees. A Panelist has the privilege of being able to share its voice, screen, or multi-media contents from their own devices.

The sessions will be scheduled as follows:
- 15 min before the session – The Technical staff opens the virtual room.
- 10 min before the session – The session Chair/Co-Chair and speakers must access to the room hosting the session. Speakers will declare into the “Chat” channel their role in order to be given the “Panelist” privileges.
- Beginning of the session – All participants are invited to turn off their camera except for the session Chair/Co-Chair who introduces the session and the speakers.
- Presentation of the contributions in the General Track sessions (10 min)– The speaker will have to activate the camera and microphone, share the slides and start the presentation.
- Discussions at the end of the first presentation (5 min) – The Chair turns his/her camera on and starts the discussion. Attendees that want to pose a question to the speaker will write in the “Chat” channel that they intend to ask something. The discussion should end accordingly to the program schedule before the time indicated for the next presentation.

CNNA 2021

The 17th IEEE International Workshop on Cellular Nanoscale Networks and their Applications

University of Catania

September 29 - September 30, 2021

October 1, 2021

Dear Colleagues,

we are pleased to announce that CNNA 2020, scheduled to be held in Catania, has been re-scheduled for September 29 - October 1, 2021 in Catania.

We wish you all good health and look forward to seeing you next year in Catania!

On behalf of the conference organizing committee and the Chair of the CNNA TC

Maide Bucolo and Alon Ascoli

Scope of the Conference

CONFERENCE INFORMATION

Paper submission

Registration

Committees

Scientific Programme

Venue

Travel & Accomodation

Join the event

Patrons and Sponsors

PAPER SUBMISSION

Program at a glance

Leon O. Chua

Ronald Tetzlaff

Luigi Fortuna

Chai Wah Wu

organized by Prof. Georgios Ch. Sirakoulis, (Democritus University of Thrace, Greece), Dr. Alon Ascoli (Technische Universität Dresden, Germany), Prof. Ronald Tetzlaff (Technische Universität Dresden, Germany) and Prof. Dimitrios Tsoukalas (National Technical University of Athens, Greece).