Original research, review papers, case studies and work-in-progress are invited across all twelve tracks. Full paper deadline: 10 September 2026.
The organising committee invites unpublished, original contributions from researchers worldwide for the 13th edition of the conference. Submissions are welcome in any of the twelve tracks, and interdisciplinary work that spans several of them is particularly encouraged.
Every submission is screened for scope and similarity, then sent for double-blind review to at least two reviewers with subject expertise. Accepted papers are presented online on 30 September 2026 and published free of cost with a CrossRef DOI.
| Abstract | 31 August 2026 |
| Full paper | 10 September 2026 |
| Acceptance | 17 September 2026 |
| Camera-ready | 25 September 2026 |
| Conference | 30 September 2026 |
Original empirical or theoretical work with complete methodology, results and discussion.
Systematic or narrative review with a clearly stated search protocol and synthesis.
Clinical, industrial, legal or organisational case with analysis and transferable findings.
Early-stage findings, pilot studies and doctoral work seeking structured feedback.
Scope, language, formatting and similarity check within 48 hours of receipt.
Two or more independent reviewers with subject expertise. Author identity is withheld.
Accept, minor revision, major revision or reject, with consolidated reviewer comments.
Authors respond point by point and upload the final formatted manuscript.
Papers are invited across all twelve tracks. If your work does not fit neatly into one, submit it under the closest track and note this in your cover message.
Deep learning, neural architectures, explainable AI, causal inference, generative models, reinforcement learning and applied intelligent systems.
Statistical learning, predictive analytics, data engineering, visual analytics and large-scale knowledge discovery across domains.
Network security, cryptography, digital forensics, distributed ledgers, smart contracts and trust infrastructure.
Embedded and cyber-physical systems, sensor networks, edge intelligence, virtualisation and cloud-native architectures.
Computer vision, medical imaging, pattern recognition, geospatial analysis and intelligent sensing systems.
Clinical research, health informatics, patient safety, nursing practice, public health and translational medicine.
Pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacy practice, drug safety, haematology, oncology and biomedical research.
Mechanical, civil, structural, electrical and materials engineering, computational mechanics and design innovation.
Renewable energy, thermodynamics, climate adaptation, environmental management and sustainable development goals.
Crop and livestock science, precision agriculture, agri-business, food technology and rural innovation.
Corporate finance, banking, operations, supply chain, entrepreneurship, tourism, hospitality and economic policy.
Pedagogy and educational policy, legal studies, linguistics, media, psychology, gender studies, arts and culture.
The printable call for papers and conference brochure carries the full scope statement, formatting rules, deadlines and submission instructions — useful for circulating within your department.
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