ACCEE 2027 emblem: a laurel wreath around a map of Asia overlaid with binary digits
Organized by
Al-Farabi Kazakh National University Institute of Information and Computational Technologies Gazi University Shuhada-e-APS University of Technology Nowshera Khazar University
1st Edition · Hybrid Conference

ACCEE 2027

Asian Conference on Computer and Electrical Engineering

May 3–4, 2027 Rixos Almaty, Kazakhstan Physical & Online
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Hours
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3–4
May 2027
Almaty
Rixos Almaty · Kazakhstan
Hybrid
Physical & Online
Peer
Reviewed
Welcome

Welcome to the 1st ACCEE 2027

We are pleased to invite you to the 1st Asian Conference on Computer and Electrical Engineering (ACCEE 2027), which will be held at Rixos Almaty in Almaty, Kazakhstan, from May 3–4, 2027, organized by Gazi University (Türkiye), Al-Farabi Kazakh National University (Kazakhstan), the Institute of Information and Computational Technologies (Kazakhstan), Shuhada-e-APS University of Technology Nowshera (Pakistan) and Khazar University (Azerbaijan). The event will be conducted in a hybrid format, allowing participants to present their papers either in person or virtually via Zoom.

ACCEE 2027 aims to bring together scientists, engineers, and researchers working across the fields of electrical engineering, electronics, computer science, and related disciplines to promote interdisciplinary collaboration. The conference will showcase cutting-edge research in electrical and computer systems, providing a global platform for the exchange of ideas, technical insights, and scientific discussion. This year’s theme is “Perspectives for Artificial Intelligence,” reflecting our commitment to solving complex engineering problems through a multifaceted perspective.

Peer Reviewed. All submissions will be subject to peer review, and accepted papers will appear in the official ACCEE 2027 conference proceedings.

ACCEE 2027 is open to a wide audience — senior scientists, M.Sc./Ph.D. students, post-graduate students, research scholars, post-doctoral researchers, and academics in Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, Mechatronics, and the Natural Sciences. Companies focusing on entrepreneurship, research, and development are also encouraged to participate.

We welcome submissions for special sessions, tutorials, lectures, and exhibitions. If you are interested in organizing a session or contributing in any other way, please contact Prof. Dr. Erol Kurt or Prof. Dr. Murat Kunelbayev.

Conference Tracks

Topics of the Conference

The topics of the conference include, but are not limited to, the following tracks. Interdisciplinary papers that cross track boundaries are especially encouraged.

Track I

Electronics

  • System on Chip (SoC) Design
  • FPGA Design and Applications
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Electronic Instrumentation
  • Power Converters and Inverters
  • Electric Vehicle Technologies
  • Control Theory and Applications
  • Robotics and Autonomous Systems
  • Intelligent, Optimal, Robust & Adaptive Control
  • Linear and Nonlinear Control Systems
  • Complex Adaptive Systems
  • Industrial Automation and Control
  • Modern Electronic & Solid State Devices
  • Vacuum Electronics
  • Cloud Computing
  • Aerospace Engineering & Digital Avionics
  • Nanotechnology Applications
Track II

Communication

  • VLSI & Microelectronic Embedded Systems
  • Advanced VLSI Systems
  • Broadband & Intelligent Communication
  • Mobile Systems & Optical Communication
  • Wireless Communication & Networks
  • Wireless Sensor Networks
  • Network Security
  • Embedded Wireless Systems
  • Advanced Signal Processing for Transmission
  • MISO and MIMO Processing
  • Antenna Technologies
  • Signal Propagation
  • Radar Technology
  • Terrestrial & Satellite Delivery
  • Signal Processing
  • Fibers & Satellites
  • Geographical Information Systems
Track III

Computing & Systems

  • Big Data, Data Management & Analytics
  • Information Systems & Applications
  • Computers in Medicine
  • Hardware Technology
  • Image & Multidimensional Signal Processing
  • Josephson Devices and Q-bits
  • Next Generation Computing
  • Quantum Computers
  • Robotics
  • Smart Systems Design
  • Software & Virtual Engineering
  • Cloud Computing & Data Center Systems
  • Distributed OS & Middleware
  • Algorithms and Theory
  • Security and Privacy
  • Energy Management & Green Computing
Track IV

Electrics

  • Applications in Design Automation
  • Dielectrics and High Voltage
  • Modeling and Simulation
  • Innovative Electric Machines
  • Applications for Electric Vehicles
  • Electrical Load Modeling & Estimation
  • Electromagnetic Acceleration Techniques
  • Energy Harvesters
  • Electrics in Medicine
  • Ferromagnetics
  • Finite Element Analysis for Electrics
  • Fuel Cells
  • High Temperature Superconductors
  • Photovoltaics
  • Plasma Applications
  • Smart Energy Applications
Track V

AI & Machine Learning Systems

Theory, algorithms, and systems for modern machine learning — from foundation models and agentic AI to graph learning and trustworthy deployment. Welcomes both methodological advances and rigorous applied studies across engineering domains.

  • Foundation models and LLM applications
  • Agentic AI and autonomous workflows
  • Graph neural networks and network data analytics
  • Explainable and trustworthy AI
  • Federated and edge machine learning
  • Reinforcement learning and decision systems
  • Generative AI for engineering design
  • AI for scientific discovery
  • ML systems, MLOps, and efficient inference
  • Out-of-distribution generalization and robustness
Track VI

Intelligent Energy & Power Systems

Modeling, control, and analytics for the modern grid and electrified infrastructure — unifying classical power engineering with data-driven methods for resilient, decarbonized energy systems.

  • Smart grid analytics and grid-edge intelligence
  • Renewable integration and forecasting
  • Grid resilience, fault and incident classification
  • Microgrids and distributed energy resources
  • Energy storage modeling and control
  • Electric vehicle technologies and charging infrastructure
  • Power electronics, converters, and inverters
  • Photovoltaics, fuel cells, and energy harvesting
  • High voltage, dielectrics, and electric machines
  • Energy management and green computing
Track VII

Next-Generation Communication & Networking

Architectures, signal processing, and protocols for the networks of the next decade — terrestrial and beyond. Work on the convergence of communication, sensing, and machine intelligence is particularly welcome.

  • 5G-Advanced and 6G systems
  • Integrated sensing and communication (ISAC)
  • Semantic and AI-native communications
  • IoT, IIoT, and wireless sensor networks
  • Satellite and non-terrestrial networks
  • MIMO, antenna technologies, and signal propagation
  • Optical and fiber communication
  • Network security and resilient protocols
  • Advanced signal processing for transmission
  • Radar and remote sensing applications
Track VIII

Embedded Systems, Hardware & Quantum

From transistors to qubits: devices, circuits, and architectures that power emerging computing paradigms, including hardware specialized for AI workloads.

  • Hardware accelerators for AI and ML
  • Neuromorphic and in-memory computing
  • RISC-V and open hardware ecosystems
  • System-on-chip, FPGA, and VLSI design
  • Chiplets and advanced packaging
  • Quantum computing, Josephson devices, and qubits
  • Post-quantum and quantum-resistant cryptography
  • Photonic and optical computing
  • Embedded and real-time systems
  • Nanotechnology and solid-state electronics
Track IX

Cybersecurity & Trustworthy Systems

Security, privacy, and safety for software, hardware, and AI-enabled systems — spanning offensive and defensive research, formal assurance, and the unique threat surface introduced by machine learning.

  • AI-driven threat detection and response
  • Adversarial machine learning and AI robustness
  • Privacy-preserving computation and federated security
  • Blockchain and distributed-ledger applications
  • Cryptography and secure computing
  • Digital forensics and cybercrime analysis
  • Hardware security and side channels
  • Safety and assurance of autonomous systems
  • Critical infrastructure and OT/ICS security
  • Identity, access management, and zero trust
Track X

Computing for Health, Bio & Society

Computational methods at the interface of engineering, the life sciences, and human systems — where interdisciplinary work has the most direct societal impact.

  • AI in healthcare and clinical decision support
  • Bioinformatics and computational biology
  • Network biology and multi-omics integration
  • Medical imaging and multidimensional signal processing
  • Digital twins for health and infrastructure
  • Brain–computer interfaces and neuroengineering
  • Wearables, biosensors, and remote monitoring
  • Computational social systems and network science
  • Human-centered and accessible computing
  • Ethics, fairness, and responsible AI deployment
Track XI

AI for Manufacturing & Regional Innovation

A special industry-facing track on intelligent manufacturing and the digital transformation of small and mid-sized enterprises. Case studies, deployed systems, and academia–industry collaborations are welcome alongside traditional research papers.

  • Smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0/5.0
  • Predictive maintenance and prognostics
  • Industrial automation, robotics, and control
  • Computer vision for quality inspection
  • Supply chain analytics and optimization
  • Digital twins for production systems
  • Agtech and precision agriculture
  • AI adoption in small and mid-sized enterprises
  • Workforce development and AI readiness
  • Operations research and decision intelligence
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Important Deadlines

DescriptionDate
Full-Text Paper Submission Deadline1 February 2027
Notification of Acceptance / Rejection15 February 2027
Early Registration Deadline1 March 2027
Final Paper (Camera-Ready) Submission15 March 2027
Last Registration Date15 March 2027
Conference Dates3–4 May 2027
Organized & Supported By

Host Institutions & Sponsors

ACCEE 2027 is proudly organized and supported by leading academic institutions.

Host & Organizing Institutions
Al-Farabi Kazakh National University Institute of Information and Computational Technologies (IICT) Gazi University Shuhada-e-APS University of Technology Nowshera Khazar University, Azerbaijan

Ready to present your research?

Submit your paper to ACCEE 2027 and join a global community of engineers and researchers. Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings.