Topics and Call for Papers
IISA 2026 will be technically co-sponsored by IEEE (pending approval).
This year’s conference will place particular emphasis on 21st Century AI and Education.
We are pleased to inform you that IISA 2026 presenters and participants will have the option to attend the conference and/or present papers either in person or virtually via teleconferencing.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding IISA 2026, please contact Professor George A. Tsihrintzis at
geoatsi@unipi.gr.
Information is widely available and accessible but often leads to information overload and overexposure, while the effort for coding, storing, securing, transmitting, and retrieving it may be excessive. Intelligence is needed to manage information and extract knowledge from it, inspired by biological and other paradigms. Multimedia systems and networks with increasing levels of intelligence are being developed that incorporate these advances. As a result, new technologies, protocols, and applications are emerging.
The International Conference on Information, Intelligence, Systems and Applications (IISA) provides a forum for the exchange of ideas among scientists and practitioners from diverse fields such as computer science, mathematics, physics, biology, medicine, chemistry, psychology, social sciences, linguistics, and engineering. The goal is to develop methodologies and tools to solve complex problems in areas including artificial intelligence, neuroscience, security, healthcare, sustainability, education, commerce, automation, robotics, optimization, image, speech, and natural language processing, and their integration.
Scope
TOPICS OF INTEREST INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
Track I: Information Processing and Intelligence
- Advances in databases
- Information systems
- Information and data management
- Data mining and knowledge extraction
- Recommender systems
- Digital rights management
- Processing of social and emotional interactions
- Biological and artificial neural networks
- Biological and artificial immune systems
- Cognitive science
- Neuroscience
- Computational biology
- DNA computing
- Evolutionary computing and genetic algorithms
- Bayesian networks
- Expert systems and intelligent agents
- Swarm intelligence
- Fuzzy logic systems
- Kernel methods – support vector machines
- Ensemble classifiers
- Emerging machine learning paradigms
- Decision making techniques
- Knowledge-based systems
- Ambient-ubiquitous intelligence
- Robotics and automation
- Affective computing
Track II: Multimedia Systems and Networks
- Advances in multimedia processing
- Signal mining
- Signal visualization
- Human–machine interaction
- Multimodal systems
- Multimedia systems
- Autonomous computing
- Distributed computing
- Quantum computing
- Mobile computing
- Green computing
- Trusted computing
- Proactive computing
- Cloud computing
- Ubiquitous computing
- Networking
- Sensing, sensory systems, and sensor networks
- Design and implementation
- Real-time systems
Track III: Applications
(1) Educational Informatics
- Artificial Intelligence in Education
- Adaptive and personalized learning
- Student modeling
- Intelligent tutoring systems
- E-learning and mobile learning
- Social media and learning
- Educational games
- Computer-supported collaborative learning
- Big data in education and learning analytics
- Smart learning environments
- Virtual and augmented reality in education
- Risk management in education
- Learning management systems
- Content management systems
- Learning technologies for students with special needs
Track III: Applications
(2) Cyber Security
- Watermarking, cryptography and steganography analysis
- Privacy and authentication
- Malicious software analysis
- Information, computer, and network security
- Infrastructure security
- Forensics
- Biometrics
Track III: Applications
(3) Smart Energy and Smart Cities
- Assessment of the energy status in smart cities
- Intelligent sensors and data analytics for energy optimization
- Monitoring and control of energy resources
- Smart grid
- Fault detection
- Decision support systems in energy planning and scheduling
- Middleware for urban computing
- Intelligent transportation systems
- Public displays for modern cities
- Impact of urban computing in modern cities
- Case studies and best practices
- Big city data
- Culture for smart cities
Track III: Applications
(4) Healthcare
- E-health, mobile health, and smart health
- Infrastructure for smart health
- Advanced wearable devices and robotics for smart health
- Ambient intelligence in assisted living
- Health information systems
- Healthcare management
- Case studies
Track III: Applications
(5) Other
- E-government and m-government
- E-commerce and m-commerce
- E-entertainment and m-entertainment
- E-legal and m-legal services
- Personalized systems and services
- Enabling technologies, frameworks, and standards
- Empirical evaluations
- Simulation and evaluation via simulation
- Case studies
- Applications in culture and heritage
- Applications in tourism
- Applications in natural resource management
- Applications in disabilities and to people in need
Paper Submission
High quality research papers on the above or related topics are welcome. Interested authors are invited to submit original contributions to the conference.
The papers should not exceed 8 pages of IEEE format. For details, please look at the conference site. All papers will be refereed by at least two members of the program committee of the Conference.