Welcome to The International Conference on Modern Computing, Networking and Applications (MCNA2026)
About the Conference:
By 2030, 94% of enterprises are expected to utilize cloud services, while the quantum computing market is set to reach $3.18 billion.
AI is rapidly growing, with the market projected to hit $1.8 trillion. Additionally, edge computing is expected to expand at a CAGR of
38.9%. On the networking side, 5G is projected to cover 40% of the global population, and the IoT is anticipated to drive the installation
of over 75 billion devices worldwide. Cybersecurity spending is expected to reach $266 billion, reflecting the critical need for security
solutions. Multimedia and computer vision applications are evolving rapidly, driven by innovations in AI, machine learning, and cloud
computing, transforming industries such as healthcare, education, entertainment, and smart cities. In healthcare alone, AI applications
are expected to grow to $208 billion. The market for smart cities is projected to reach $3.5 trillion, and the autonomous vehicles
sector is anticipated to grow to $11 billion. We invite researchers, professionals, and academics to submit papers for the International
Conference on Modern Computing, Networking, and Applications, focusing on cutting-edge developments in these fields. We seek contributions
that explore innovations and applications in these areas, as well as topics in data management, blockchain, software-defined networking,
AI-driven business solutions, multimedia systems, and computer vision. The conference will include research presentations, industry
case studies, and hands-on workshops.
Call for Papers
We invite submissions of high-quality research papers addressing original and unpublished work on various aspects of modern computing, networking, and applications. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
- Networking Technologies
- Next Generation Networks
- 5G and 6G networks
- Software-defined networking (SDN)
- Network functions virtualization (NFV)
- Internet of Things (IoT) and IIoT
- Network security and privacy
- AI and Machine Learning Integration
- Agentic AI
- AI in modern computing systems
- Machine learning for network optimization
- Deep learning and neural networks
- AI applications in various industries (e.g., healthcare, finance)
- Modern Computing Architectures
- Quantum computing
- Cloud computing and virtualization
- Edge and fog computing
- High-performance computing (HPC)
- Cybersecurity Innovations
- Threat detection and response
- AI-driven cybersecurity solutions
- Network and data encryption techniques
- Blockchain for secure communications
- Cloud and Edge Computing
- Cloud-native applications and microservices
- Multi-cloud management and orchestration
- Edge computing for IoT applications
- Data processing at the edge
- Smart Cities and Infrastructure
- Smart city technologies and platforms
- Intelligent transportation systems
- Energy-efficient systems and grids
- Urban planning with IoT and AI
- Autonomous Systems and Robotics
- Autonomous vehicles and drones
- Human-robot interaction
- AI in robotics
- Smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0
- Healthcare and Biomedical Applications
- AI in healthcare diagnostics
- Telemedicine and remote monitoring
- Wearable health devices
- Data-driven personalized medicine
- Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies
- Blockchain for network security and privacy
- Blockchain applications in supply chain management
- Cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance (DeFi)
- Data Management and Big Data
- Big data analytics and processing
- Data governance and compliance
- Data storage and management in modern architectures
- AI for big data insights
- Multimedia Systems and Applications
- Multimedia data processing and analysis
- Video, image, and audio recognition and synthesis
- AI in multimedia content creation and enhancement
- Multimedia networking, streaming, and real-time communications
- Virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR) applications
- Computer Vision Applications
- Object detection, recognition, and tracking
- Image and video analysis
- Medical imaging and diagnostics
- Computer vision in autonomous systems and robotics
- AI-enhanced video surveillance and security systems
- Emerging Trends in Computing, Networking, Multimedia, and Computer Vision
- Green computing and energy efficiency
- Quantum communication networks
- Advanced wireless technologies (Wi-Fi 6, 7)
- Ethical considerations in AI and technology adoption
Call for Workshop Proposals
MCNA will host a series of workshops and is also inviting new workshop proposals.
The purpose of the workshops is to emphasize current and emerging topics of particular interest to the community.
Proposal Format
Each workshop proposal must include (maximum 4 pages, in PDF format):
- Title of the workshop.
- Workshop organizers (name, affiliation and short biography).
- Scope and topics of the workshop.
- Rationale:
- Why the workshop is related to MCNA
- Why the topic is important.
- Why the workshop may attract a significant number of attendees.
- Workshop details:
- A draft call for papers (including organizers, program committee, and steering committee if any). Organizers are expected to be fully committed and physically present at the workshop.
- Workshop tentative schedule (number of expected papers, duration full/half day, format talks/posters, etc.). We encourage full-day events that demonstrate the interest of the community in the proposed topic and guarantee the commitment of the organizers. Half-day proposals are also welcome but expected to provide a rationale for the proposed duration.
- Names of potential participants and invited speakers (if any).
- Workshop history: if there are past workshops, the history of the workshop.
- Proposals should be sent to info@mcna-conference.org.