IEEE INFOCOM 2015 solicits research papers describing significant and innovative research contributions to the field of computer and data communication networks. We invite submissions on a wide range of research topics, spanning both theoretical and systems research. The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Big data

• Cellular networks

• Cloud computing

• Cognitive radio networks

• Cooperative networking

• Crowdsourcing

• Cyber-physical systems

• Datacenter networking

• Delay tolerant networks

• Energy efficiency

• Fault tolerance, reliability and survivability

• Flow and congestion control

• Information centric networking

• Information security and privacy

• Internet security and privacy

• Localization

• Location-based services

• Medium access control

• MIMO-based networking

• Mobility management and models

• Multicast

• Multimedia networking

• Network calculus

• Network coding

• Network economics and pricing

• Network management

• Network measurement and analysis

• Network science

• Network virtualization

• Optical networks

• Overlay and peer-to-peer networks

• Quality of Service

• Resource allocation and management

• RFID systems

• Router and switch design

• Routing

• Scheduling and buffer management

• Short range wireless technologies

• Smart grid

• Smartphone and mobile applications

• Social computing and networks

• Software defined networking

• Traffic engineering

• Vehicular networks

• Web applications and content distribution

• Wireless access networks

• Wireless mesh and ad hoc networks

• Wireless security and privacy

• Wireless sensor networks