We are pleased to announce that Anton A. Esin gave two oral presentations at the First International Conference “Queuing Theory School”, held at Tomsk State University, Russia, from 21 to 25 April 2025. Both talks took place on 25 April 2025 and contributed to the growing body of research at the intersection of queueing theory, stochastic dynamics, and mobile systems.

The titles of the talks were:

• “Stochastic Dynamics of Connectivity in Queueing Networks with Mobile Aggregators”
• “Velocity‑Dependent Mobile Networks: A Continuous‑State Markov Model with Periodic Boundary Conditions”

These presentations showcased recent advances in the probabilistic modelling of dynamic queueing networks and highlighted novel approaches to describing mobility-induced stochastic behaviour using continuous-state Markov processes.

Anton Esin’s work continues to push the boundaries of modern queueing theory, with applications in telecommunications, distributed systems, and mathematical physics.