Networked embedded systems are deployed in different environments such as places where maintenance is rare/impossible and/or sudden environmental changes or failure rates are high. In order to cope with these, systems have to be able to reconfigure, heal, optimize and protect themselves dynamically through monitoring of their own condition and the surrounding environment. Monitoring and reconfiguration is also essential to achieve optimal performance-power ratio and system wide adaptability. Networked embedded systems can have various forms of communication channels including on-chip/off-chip and wired/wireless networks or a mixture of these channels. Collaboration between these networks is necessary in order to have seamless end-to-end communication.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
• Analysis, design and implementation of monitoring and reconfiguration
• Self-adaptivity for energy efficiency
• Testing of adaptive networked embedded systems
• Self-adaptive NoCs and SoCs
• Circuit-level design implementation
• Modeling and design of fault tolerance techniques
• Collaborative on/off-chip and wired/Wireless Networks
• Wireless Sensor Networks
• Systems security aspects
• Applications and case studies
• Cyber physical systems
• Formal methods for modeling, design and verification

Prospective authors are encouraged to submit high-quality research contributions. Positional and in depth survey papers are also welcome.

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