NCCEAISS 2026 - International Conference on Computational Engineering, Artificial Intelligence and Smart Systems

NCCEAISS 2026 — the International Conference on Computational Engineering, Artificial Intelligence and Smart Systems — is scheduled for 29-31 October 2026 in Djanet, in the south-east of Algeria, with an online participation option making it effectively hybrid. The conference sits at the intersection of computer science, applied mathematics and engineering, with intelligent systems and artificial intelligence forming a central pillar of its scope.

The organisers frame the event around two connected ideas. The first is computational engineering: a multidisciplinary science for computer-based modelling, simulation, analysis and optimisation of complex engineering applications and natural phenomena, drawing on mathematical techniques, parallel programming and methods for organising, exploring, visualising and analysing very large data sets. The second is intelligent systems engineering, which the call describes as the next generation of solutions powered by computing and artificial intelligence — technologically advanced systems designed to sense and react to their environments and respond to specific requirements.

The conference's stated aim is to bring together scientists, researchers and industry practitioners to share knowledge and findings within this scope, and to provide a platform for collaboration and exchange of ideas. For an event hosted in a remote Saharan location, the hybrid format is a practical choice that widens access for international contributors while anchoring the meeting in Algeria's growing AI and smart-systems research community.

This is a smaller, specialist research conference rather than a large industry summit, which suits researchers and graduate students working on AI-driven modelling, simulation, optimisation and intelligent-systems design. Prospective authors and attendees should consult the official site (icceaiss.org) for the call for papers, submission and registration deadlines, the committee list and the detailed programme, all of which were still being finalised at the time of listing. Sessions are conducted in English and registration is required.