LINCS Lab is pleased to announce that two papers from the lab have been accepted at The 22nd International Wireless Communications & Mobile Computing Conference (IWCMC 2026).

The accepted papers highlight two important research directions in next-generation wireless networks: resource allocation for RIS-assisted 6G IoT systems and the resilience of AI-driven RAN slicing under adversarial attacks.

The first paper, “Adversarial Attacks in AI-Driven RAN Slicing: SLA Violations and Recovery,” authored by Deemah H. Tashman and Soumaya Cherkaoui, investigates adversarial threats in AI-driven RAN slicing and studies their impact on service-level agreement violations and recovery mechanisms in heterogeneous NextG services. [: arxiv ]

The second paper, “RIS-Assisted Joint Resource Allocation for 6G FR3 IoT Networks,” authored by Muddasir Rahim, Irfan Azam, and Soumaya Cherkaoui, proposes a resource allocation framework for reconfigurable intelligent surface-assisted IoT networks operating in the FR3 / upper mid-band spectrum. The work combines SCA-based power allocation with matching-theory-based IoT user–RIS association to improve the achievable network sum rate under realistic channel conditions.  [: arxiv ]

These contributions reflect LINCS Lab’s ongoing research efforts toward reliable, intelligent, and secure next-generation wireless communication systems.

Congratulations to all authors on this achievement.