Lecturer at the University College of Business, Msc. Anisa Melishte, was selected through an international competitive application process to participate in the training program “5th Training School on Wireless & Cyber-Physical System Security,” organized by the European Union COST Action CA22168 – 6G-PHYSEC (Physical Layer Security of Trustworthy and Resilient 6G Systems) project in cooperation with Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU), Austria.
The training was held on May 19–20, 2026, in the city of Linz and brought together researchers, lecturers, and experts from European universities and research institutions.
During the training, advanced topics in the fields of Wireless Security, Cyber-Physical System Security, Physical Layer Security, and Trustworthy and Resilient 6G Systems were addressed, providing a platform for updating scientific knowledge, exchanging experiences with international experts, and expanding research collaborations.
Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU) is one of Austria’s leading research universities, recognized for its contribution to computer science, artificial intelligence, digital technologies, and scientific innovation.
PhD. Elva Leka also participated in this training in the role of Training Action Coordinator, presenting various opportunities.