1st National Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Applications
NCAIA 2027 welcomes original research contributions covering theoretical foundations, innovative methodologies, computational approaches, experimental studies, practical applications, and emerging technologies in Artificial Intelligence and its Applications.
The conference has a broad scientific scope. In particular, NCAIA 2027 encourages research addressing major national priorities through Artificial Intelligence and computing technologies.
The topics listed below are indicative and are not exhaustive. Papers addressing related subjects within Artificial Intelligence and its Applications are also welcome.
NCAIA 2027 particularly invites contributions applying Artificial Intelligence to major national challenges.
Artificial Intelligence for agriculture, food production, monitoring, forecasting, and food supply systems.
AI-driven solutions for sustainable agriculture and resilient food systems.
Artificial Intelligence and for healthcare, medical research, disease prevention, diagnosis, monitoring, and health services.
Intelligent technologies supporting healthcare, prevention, diagnosis, and health services.
Artificial Intelligence for energy production, distribution, forecasting, optimization, and sustainable energy management.
AI solutions for reliable, efficient, and sustainable energy systems.
Artificial Intelligence for protecting digital infrastructures, networks, information systems, and critical services.
AI-driven approaches for detecting, preventing, and responding to cyber threats.
Contributions addressing other relevant application domains are also welcome, including but not limited to:
Authors are invited to submit original and unpublished research papers related to one or more of the conference topics. NCAIA 2027 particularly encourages submissions addressing food security, citizen health, energy security, and cybersecurity through Artificial Intelligence and its Applications.
The topics listed on this page are indicative and are not intended to restrict submissions to the listed subjects.