Join us at this landmark event to shape the future of wireless communication, drive economic growth, and forge international partnerships that will define the next era of global connectivity.
This event is held by the University of Strathclyde with the support of the UK Spectrum Policy Forum Cluster 2 Chair, Bob Stewart, along other international organisations listed below.
About the workshop
The future development of Wireless Communication Systems is intrinsically linked to the success and growth of modern economies. To monitor current trends and address emerging directions, the University of Strathclyde brought together leading organisations for a comprehensive workshop that will convene decision-makers, thought leaders, prominent academics, and influential industrial experts. This gathering will serve as a platform to advance debate and discussion on critical issues, address contemporary concerns, propose effective solutions, and explore avenues for international collaboration around the development of 6G technologies.
A pivotal focus of this two-day event will be the seamless transition from fundamental research and development to demonstrable economic impact. This connection is essential for fostering innovation and ensuring that advancements in wireless communication translate into tangible benefits for economies worldwide.
In addition to the workshop, an exhibition will be held, providing SMEs with a unique opportunity to engage with international industry leaders. This interaction will facilitate knowledge exchange, collaboration, and potential business opportunities, enhancing the global impact of their innovations.
This event is organized in partnership with esteemed Academies representing the pinnacle of engineering expertise in their respective countries. Their participation underscores the event's aim to address global telecommunications challenges and strategize for the next generation of communication technologies.
- US National Academy of Engineering
- Royal Academy of Engineering
- Canadian Academy of Engineering
- Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences
- Royal Society of Edinburgh
- Indian National Academy of Engineering
- National Academy of Engineering of Korea
Other supporters:
- IEEE Future Networks
- UKRI – EPSRC
The role of the UK Spectrum Policy Forum
As a Co-Sponsor of the event, the UK SPF will support with the live streaming and will host the session on 'Future Policies Framework and Spectrum Requirements Panel,' moderated by the UK SPF Chair, Dr. Abhaya Sumanasena.
We are delighted to present this opportunity to our members and the wider UK spectrum user community.
If you have any questions about the event or the UK SPF, please contact us.