International Conference on Integrated Communication-Computing Technology, Devices and Networks

About this event

The International Conference on Integrated Communication-Computing Technology, Devices and Networks (ICCTDN-2026) is hosted by Sharda University in Greater Noida, India, under the auspices of the Society of Inclusive Research for Sustainable Development (SIRSD) and the SEED foundation. This conference aims to bring together a diverse group of participants including students, scholars, engineers, academicians, and researchers to discuss critical issues in various emerging areas of science and technology, particularly focusing on their impacts on sustainable development. The conference will serve as a forum for presenting innovative solutions that leverage emerging science and technology to tackle global sustainability challenges.The conference will delve into interdisciplinary collaboration, integrating experts from fields such as environmental science, healthcare, engineering, and social sciences. Key areas of focus will include showcasing cutting-edge technologies in renewable energy, water management, waste reduction, and climate change mitigation. Participants will explore how new scientific discoveries align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), fostering pathways toward a more sustainable and equitable future. The conference will also emphasize sharing best practices and real-world applications of technologies that address sustainability at various levels, engaging policymakers and industry leaders in discussions about integrating emerging science into public policies and business practices.Topics slated for discussion include Smart Cities, Artificial Intelligence, 5G/6G technology, and quantum technology applications. Specific areas of focus will encompass Intelligent Reflecting Surfaces (IRS), Massive MIMO, AI/ML-driven network optimization, and blockchain technologies for secured systems. Additionally, the conference will address advancements in UAV communication networks, non-terrestrial networks, robotics, and the ethical implicatio