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Communications & Networks Connect

Hany Elgala
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Hany Elgala
Editor-in-Chief

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Communications & Networks Connect is a dynamic, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing the frontiers of communication systems, networks, and optics. Published biannually in both print and online formats, the journal provides a platform for cutting-edge research in a wide array of areas.

Volumes 2
Articles 8
Volume: 2, 2025

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Time to First Peer Review Decision

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Time to Final Acceptance

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Acceptance to First Online


Recent Articles

Research Article

Available Online: 31 Jul 2025

Integrating Rivest–Shamir–Adleman (RSA) Encryption and Forward Error Correction (FEC) Codes for Secure and Robust Underwater Optical Wireless Communication

Volume 2

Research Article

Published: 26 Jun 2025

Dynamic Information Security Systems through Adaptive Architecture

Volume 2

The manufacturing industry is at the forefront of a digital transformation that promises significant enhancements in product and service quality. However, this technological shift also raises concerns about data security and information protection. In response to these challenges, a research study was conducted to investigate cybersecurity incidents in the manufacturers and assess the effectiveness of the Zero-Trust Architecture (ZTA) as..

Research Article

Published: 10 Mar 2025

A Novel Approach towards Establishing Free Space Optical Inter Satellite Links beyond the Kármán Line

Volume 1

The rapid surge in the technological advancement of humanity calls for development of faster, reliable & effective communication methods between satellites orbiting in outer space. The infamous inter-satellite link technology, coupled with free space optical communication is a robust solution for the same. While establishing this for low earth orbit satellites, it is critical to ensure that the links established..

Research Article

Published: 18 Mar 2025

Physical Layer Security in Lossy Untrusted Relay Networks with Finite Blocklength

Volume 1

In this paper, we examine the physical layer security (PLS) in lossy untrusted relay networks, focusing on finite blocklength transmissions. In such networks, ensuring secure communication is particularly challenging due to the presence of untrusted relay nodes and the inherent limitations of short-packet transmissions. We propose the reliable-and-secure probability (RSP) as a performance metric to evaluate the likelihood that the..