Wireless Research Poster Symposium
November 17-18, 2026 | Calgary, Alberta
About the Poster Symposium
ATIS’ Next G Alliance introduces its inaugural NGA Wireless Research Poster Symposium (WRPS), co-located with the November 2026 3GPP Working Group Meetings in Calgary, AB. selected presenters the opportunity to showcase their research to over 1,800 of the leading experts in 6G and mobile wireless technology.
These academic posters will be displayed from 12-2 PM on November 17-18, 2026, in BMO Centre Hall A2.
Presenters will have the option of publishing a poster-paper through the NGA.
WRPS brings together the next generation of North American 6G researchers and faculty to showcase groundbreaking work across the 6G stack.
WRPS 2026 Presenters
- Wasif Hussein (Virginia Tech) | Ray-Tracing Surrogate Channel modeling for Site Specific ISAC-UAV Detection
- Taimoor Islam (Iowa State University) | KaiAir in ARA: Predictable, AI-Native NextG for Physical AI and At-Scale Real-World Trial
-Kayla Comer (Northwestern University) | What Real 5G Reveals About Federated Learning
-Yuthsavi Kondru (Texas A&M University) | Joint Source Channel Coding for Uplink HARQ using the 5G NR Codebook·
-Kangle (Phil) Mu (Northwestern University) | Analysis and Optimization of 5G Random Access for Massive Handover with Spectrum
-Abhimanyu Gosain (Northeastern University) | GENESIS: Agentic AI for Autonomous 6G RAN Synthesis, Testing, and Deployment
-Lingjia Liu (Virginia Tech) | Real-Time Online Learning for MIMO OFDM Channel Prediction
-Nishith Tripathi (Virginia Tech) | Mobile Distributed MIMO (MD-MIMO) For FutureG Networks
Explore the academic posters of the WRPS during lunch on November 17-18 and take time to interact with authors and other delegates. The posters will be published by the NGA via its official website.
Research Topics
- Integrated Sensing & Communications
- Semantic Communications
- Resilient PNT for Mobile Networks / GNSS-free Operation
- AI-native 6G networks
- 6G-enabled AI applications (e.g., Physical AI)
- 6G-enabled Vertical Applications
- Autonomous Mobile Networks
- Non-terrestrial Networking (NTN)
- Extreme MIMO
- Spectrum Management
Eligibility
Who can submit?
- Academic institutions that are NGA members
- Students and research-in-progress welcome
- One submission per presenter
- No institutional limit on submissions
Poster Requirements
Poster Size: 36" × 46"
Printing: Presenters are responsible for designing, printing, and bringing their posters. ATIS/Next G Alliance will not provide printing services.
