It is our pleasure to announce a Call For Papers for the 6th International RINA Workshop, which will be held in Paris co-located with the ICIN 2019 conference (Innovation in Clouds, Internet and Networks).
Call for Papers
6th International Workshop on the Recursive InterNetwork Architecture (RINA 2019)
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