Call for Papers
All papers must be submitted online via Microsoft CMT submission portal.
ICSCCT 2026 aims to cover a wide spectrum of interdisciplinary topics at the intersection of computing, communication, and sustainability. The conference encourages submissions from both theoretical and applied research domains. Focus areas include, but are not limited to:
1. Sustainable Computing
- Energy-efficient software and hardware design
- Green cloud infrastructure and virtualization
- Sustainable data analytics and mining
- Low-power embedded systems
- Circular computing and e-waste reduction
2. Smart Communication Technologies
- Next-generation wireless networks (5G/6G)
- Software-defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV)
- Green routing and network optimization
- Low-power wide-area networks (LPWAN)
- Communication strategies for extreme environments
3. Intelligent and Resilient Systems
- Fault-tolerant and self-healing systems
- Real-time embedded AI systems
- Cognitive computing for adaptive infrastructures
- Disaster-resilient smart grids
- Autonomous systems with sustainable decision-making
4. Emerging Digital Infrastructure
- Blockchain for energy and resource management
- Federated learning and decentralized AI
- Smart contracts and distributed ledger applications
- Edge intelligence and distributed cloud
- Serverless computing for sustainable applications
5. Sustainable Cybersecurity
- Lightweight cryptography for constrained devices
- Privacy-preserving data sharing and analytics
- Secure communications for IoT ecosystems
- AI-driven threat detection with low power consumption
- Cyber resilience in critical infrastructures
6. Socio-technical Systems & Digital Inclusion
- ICT for social innovation and sustainability
- Technology for underserved and remote communities
- Ethical frameworks in AI and automation
- Human-centric computing and inclusive design
- Sustainable digital education platforms
7. Applications in Key Sectors
- Smart agriculture and precision farming
- Water and waste management systems
- Sustainable logistics and supply chains
- Renewable energy monitoring and control
- Urban mobility and intelligent transportation systems
8. Policy, Governance, and Standardization
- Green ICT policies and regulations
- Metrics and frameworks for sustainability in computing
- Global technology standards for environmental compliance
- Public-private collaborations for tech-driven sustainability
- Legal and ethical considerations in emerging technologies
Conference Tracks – ICSCCT 2026
Track 1: Sustainable Computing and Green IT
This track covers innovations in energy-efficient algorithms, architectures, and platforms. Topics include green cloud computing, low-power processors, sustainable software engineering, and eco-friendly hardware design.
Track 2: Smart and Secure Communication Networks
Focusing on the design and deployment of intelligent communication systems with minimal energy consumption. Topics include 5G/6G networks, wireless sensor networks, IoT connectivity, secure communication protocols, and next-gen internet architectures.
Track 3: Artificial Intelligence for Sustainability
Dedicated to the application of AI, machine learning, and data analytics for solving environmental and societal challenges. Topics include sustainable AI, federated learning, cognitive systems, and decision support for smart cities, health, and agriculture.
Track 4: Cybersecurity and Privacy in Green Technologies
This track focuses on lightweight and energy-efficient security mechanisms suitable for constrained devices and infrastructures. Topics include green cryptography, privacy-preserving computation, secure IoT, and cyber-resilience in critical systems.
Track 5: Applications of Sustainable Digital Technologies
Covers real-world implementations of sustainable tech in various sectors. Topics include smart agriculture, intelligent transport systems, digital healthcare, energy management, and climate monitoring using ICT.
Track 6: Policy, Ethics, and Digital Inclusion
Emphasizes the societal impact of sustainable technologies. Topics include responsible AI, digital ethics, inclusive tech design, ICT governance, sustainability standards, and bridging the digital divide in rural or underserved communities.