Advances in Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology

Dear Colleagues,

Electronics, telecommunications, and information technology are at the core of the modern digital transformation, enabling intelligent devices, high-speed communication networks, embedded and cyber–physical systems, advanced signal processing, artificial intelligence applications, secure information infrastructures, and next-generation computing technologies. As these fields continue to converge, new scientific and engineering challenges emerge at the intersection of hardware, software, connectivity, data, and intelligent decision-making.

This Special Issue, 'Advances in Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology', aims to provide a high-visibility platform for disseminating innovative research, emerging methodologies, and practical developments across the broad scientific areas represented by the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology, National University of Science and Technology POLITEHNICA Bucharest. Inspired by the faculty’s long-standing academic and research tradition, this Special Issue seeks to bring together contributions from established researchers, young academics, PhD students, and advanced graduate researchers working on both fundamental and applied topics in modern electronic engineering, communications, and information technologies.

We particularly encourage submissions that combine theoretical advances with practical relevance, including experimental validation, prototype development, simulation-based studies, real-world applications, and interdisciplinary approaches. Contributions from PhD students and early-career researchers are especially welcome, provided they present mature, original, and methodologically sound research, ideally developed in collaboration with academic supervisors, research groups, or industrial partners.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Advanced electronic circuits, systems, and devices;
• Microelectronics, nanoelectronics, optoelectronics, and integrated technologies;
• Embedded systems, Internet of Things, and cyber–physical systems;
• Telecommunications networks, 5G/6G systems, wireless and mobile communications;
• Signal, image, video, and speech processing;
• Artificial intelligence and machine learning for electronics, communications, and information systems;
• Information technology, software systems, cloud/edge computing, and distributed architectures;
• Network security, cybersecurity, privacy, and resilient communication infrastructures;
• Smart sensing, instrumentation, measurement systems, and data acquisition;
• Medical electronics, biomedical signal processing, and health-oriented information technologies;
• Robotics, automation, intelligent control, and autonomous systems;
• Renewable energy electronics, power electronics, and energy-efficient systems;
• Automotive electronics, intelligent transportation, and connected mobility;
• Educational technologies and digital transformation in engineering education;
• Emerging interdisciplinary applications of electronics, telecommunications, and information technology.

This Special Issue welcomes original research articles, review papers, and case studies that demonstrate scientific novelty, technical depth, and relevance to current and future challenges in electronics, telecommunications, and information technology. Its ambition is to serve as a bridge between academic excellence, doctoral research, industry-driven innovation, and international scientific visibility.

We look forward to receiving your valuable contributions.

Dr. Georgian Nicolae
Prof. Dr. Răzvan Crăciunescu
Prof. Dr. Corneliu Burileanu
Guest Editors

Manuscript Submission Information

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• electronics and electronic systems
• telecommunications and wireless networks
• information technology and software systems
• embedded and cyber–physical systems
• signal, image, and data processing
• artificial intelligence and machine learning
• internet of things and smart sensing
• cybersecurity and resilient infrastructures
• microelectronics and integrated technologies
• edge/cloud computing
• biomedical and industrial applications
• engineering education and digital transformation