The CIACON 2026 program spans two days and features a diverse activities including paper presentations, expert talks, and panel discussions. Professionals, researchers, faculty members, and students from various backgrounds are warmly welcomed to engage in this enriching conference experience.

 

Accepted papers will be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore subject to meeting IEEE Xplore’s scope and quality requirements.

 

Authors interested in contributing to the conference are kindly asked to submit their manuscripts in PDF format, limited to 6 pages on A4 size paper, via the EDAS submission portal

Please note that CIACON 2026 will exclusively review full papers that fall within the conference's scope.

Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:

Track 1: AI, ML, AND BIG DATA	Track 2: NETWORK/CYBER SECURITY	Track 3: EMBEDDED SYSTEM AND IoT
AI Algorithms Data Mining & Machine Learning Tools Big Data and Data Warehousing Hybrid Intelligence Systems Intelligent System Architectures Neural Networks Computer Visions and Applications	Authentication, Privacy, and Security Models Intelligent Data Analysis for Security Intrusion, Anomaly, and Fraud Detection Security and Privacy of Mobile Cloud Computing Cryptosystems	Security and Privacy for IoT IoT Applications and Services Electronics and Signal Processing for IoT Embedded Computing with Applications Positioning and Tracking Technologies

Track 4: INTELLIGENT SENSORS AND WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS	Track 5: BIO-MEDICAL ENGINEERING	Track 6: EMERGING AREAS
Security and Privacy in Sensor Networks Wireless Sensor Networks and Architectures Nanostructures and nanotechnology in biomedical electronics Next Generation Communication Technology	Biocomponents and Nanosystems Digital Analysis of Biomedical Signals Imaging and Visualization Devices Biomedical Equipment & Instrumentation	Web Services & Performance Connected Machines Quantum Computing 4G/5G Network Power Line Communication Mobile Ad-hoc Network Blockchain Evolutionary Computation Edge and Fog Computing