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MIDA 2025 : 2nd International Conference on Machine Intelligence and Digital Applications

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Link: http://www.icmida.com/
 
When Apr 18, 2025 - Apr 20, 2025
Where Ningbo
Submission Deadline Feb 28, 2025
Notification Due Mar 15, 2025
Categories    machine intelligence   digital applications
 

Call For Papers

The 2nd International Conference on Machine Intelligence and Digital Applications (MIDA 2025) will be held during April 18-20, 2025 in Ningbo, China.

MIDA 2025 invites the submission of original research papers in the fields of Machine Intelligence and Digital Applications to be published in the conference proceedings. Each submission is anonymously reviewed by an average of three independent reviewers, to ensure the final high standard and quality of accepted papers. All accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings, which will be sent to EI Compendex, Scopus for indexing service.

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