University of Sharjah to Host 23rd International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications
The prestigious institution will welcome researchers and academics from across the globe for a four-day scientific gathering exploring cutting-edge developments in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and digital innovation.
The University of Sharjah stands ready to host the 23rd ACS/IEEE International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications, a distinguished convocation that promises to bring together an accomplished assembly of researchers, academics and specialists devoted to the advancement of computing, artificial intelligence and digital technologies. This noteworthy gathering will provide an exceptional forum for the presentation of groundbreaking research and the exploration of innovations that are reshaping the landscape of computer systems and applications.
The conference commences on Monday, 26th October, with the formal inauguration ceremony scheduled for Tuesday, 27th October, at the University of Sharjah campus, signalling the beginning of an intellectually enriching four-day scientific programme.
The comprehensive academic schedule encompasses 83 research papers, comprising 62 full papers and 21 short papers, complemented by specialised technical sessions, keynote lectures delivered by leading international experts and academics, and seven virtual workshops designed to extend scholarly engagement beyond geographical boundaries. A competitive evaluation will also take place, whereby research projects and student graduation projects from the University of Sharjah College of Computing and Informatics will be assessed and recognised for their scholarly merit and innovation.
The breadth of scientific inquiry reflected in the conference programme is remarkable, encompassing advanced themes that include artificial intelligence and its multifaceted applications, cybersecurity and privacy protection, machine learning, cloud and distributed computing, blockchain technologies, digital twins, autonomous systems, data analytics and sustainable computing. The programme further addresses the transformative application of artificial intelligence within healthcare and the development of smart cities, reflecting the contemporary relevance of these disciplinary areas.
This carefully curated selection of tracks has been thoughtfully designed to facilitate the exchange of expertise and knowledge amongst the international academic community, to foster meaningful discussion of current technical challenges, and to strengthen opportunities for collaborative research endeavours amongst distinguished specialists. The conference thus represents a significant opportunity for the advancement of computational science and the fostering of intellectual exchange that will contribute meaningfully to technological progress.
Source: WAM