Talk submissions open soon — deadline September 4, 2026.
NTN Days 2026 is an event dedicated to Non-Terrestrial Networks, to be held on October 13–14, 2026, at Cnam in Paris. The objective of these days is to bring together academic and industrial communities working on the multiple challenges of non-terrestrial connectivity, spanning from the physical layer to networking and standardization.
Keynote and invited talks from international experts in non-terrestrial networking.
Thematic sessions and roundtables spanning the physical layer to networking and standardization.
Poster and presentation opportunities dedicated to PhD students.
Networking sessions and informal discussions connecting academia and industry.
A non-exhaustive list of the themes shaping the future of Non-Terrestrial Networks
Satellite constellations and swarm-based architectures
Integration of NTN into 5G/6G and beyond
Internet of Things connectivity via non-terrestrial networks
AI and machine learning for resource optimization
Delay-tolerant and resilient protocols
VLEO/LEO/MEO/GEO coordination
Standardization efforts and regulatory frameworks
NTN for Earth and Space Observation
Share your work with the NTN community: propose a talk, present a poster as a PhD student, and join two days of keynotes, thematic sessions, roundtables, and networking in Paris.
Submission and registration will open soon — stay tuned!
Hosted at the Conservatoire national des arts et métiers (Cnam) in the heart of Paris — a historic institution of science and technology since 1794.
292 Rue Saint-Martin, 75003 Paris, France
NTN Days has been bringing the French and international NTN communities together since 2023
Juan A. Fraire (Inria)
Full committee to be announced.
