Location: Paris, France

Date: 24th-26th April, 2019

Website: https://biosmart2019.org/

Scope: Three main objectives describe BioSMART. The first one consists obviously in communicating and promoting advanced researches in Bio-engineering applications such as Biomedical engineering, Biometrics, Bionics, etc. The second objective consists in promoting multidisciplinary techniques, methodologies and approaches as well as collaborative projects involving more than one Bio-engineering topic. Finally, the third main objective is to highlight the applications aiming to connect Bio-engineering to Smart technologies (e.g. Smart clothes, wearable technologies, connected health, etc), from signal and image methodologies to smart consumer electronics. BioSMART will be the right place where researchers from different Bio-engineering fields can meet and exchange ideas to build outstanding and innovative future projects. All accepted papers are expected to be included in IEEExplore and indexed by EI*.

Topics: Bio-signal processing, Biomedical image processing, Biometrics, Bio-measurement and Instrumentation, Bionics, Bio-inspired systems, Bioinformatics, Bio-devices and Biosensors, Computer vision and computer graphics for Bio-engineering, Bio-inspired systems, Artificial Intelligence, Affective Computing, Internet of Things (IOT) for Bio-engineering, E-health, connected, health, telemedicine/smart medical devices, Smart clothes and wearable technologies, Smart systems and Mobile Smart, applications for bio-engineering, etc.

Important dates

Submission deadline: Feb, 25th, 2019.

Notification of acceptance: March, 4th, 2019.

Final paper version submission (IEEE Compliant): March 11th,

2019.

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Keynote speaker

Matthew Lamons, Founder / Managing Director of The Intelligence Factory, USA

Talk: "The Future of AI, IoT, & Edge Computing in HealthCare"

Workshops

A. Usoltsev, nam.R, « Deep learning for Bio-engineering ».

JM. Vézien, LIMSI-CNRS, Univ. Paris-Sud, « Hololens: developing Augmented Reality applications with Computer

Vision abilities ».

M. Ardabilian, INSA-Lyon, « Advanced Imaging: 3D and Multi/Hyperspectral Acquisition, Analysis and Recognition ».

Competitions

- Best PhD Student Paper Award,

- Best Undergraduate Paper award,

- Free BioSMART topic competition

- Specific BioSMART topic competition (DON'T MISS THIS COMPETITION)

Modalities and guidelines on: www.biosmart2019.org

Demo and exhibition

Demonstration stands are setup by start-ups, corporates and research institutions.

Contact: Prof. Amine Nait-Ali, General Chair

Univ. Paris-Est Créteil France, naitali@u-pec.fr