35th Global Conference on Advanced Computing, Engineering & Cybersecurity (ACEC 2025)

The 35th Global Conference on Advanced Computing, Engineering & Cybersecurity (ACEC 2025) explores cutting-edge developments in computing, engineering, and cybersecurity to advance innovation, resilience, and digital security in complex systems.

Key Topics

• Cybersecurity in autonomous systems and robotics
• Advanced materials and smart manufacturing
• AI-powered threat detection and response
• Reconfigurable and in-memory computing
• Cloud-native development and orchestration
• Secure IoT and edge architectures
• Neuromorphic and brain-inspired computing
• AI in robotics, automation, and quality control
• Next-generation network security and SDN
• Post-quantum cryptography and secure data storage
• Energy-efficient HPC and green computing
• Wearable sensors and neural engineering
• Human-robot collaboration and soft robotics
• Zero-trust architecture and micro-segmentation
• Bio-inspired and approximate computing
• AI in predictive maintenance and digital twins
• Federated learning at the edge
• Sustainable energy systems and circular economy
• Quantum hardware, error correction, and applications
• Cybersecurity governance and compliance standards
• Explainable AI and security of AI/ML models
• Formal methods and trusted hardware security
• Cyber-physical systems in infrastructure and energy
• Privacy-enhancing technologies and data protection
• Autonomous robots in logistics and healthcare
• Ransomware, phishing, and disinformation threats
• Medical imaging, bioinformatics, and health tech
• AI for anomaly detection and intrusion prevention
• 3D printing, nanomaterials, and composites
• Hybrid quantum-classical computing approaches

Who should Attend

• Cybersecurity professionals and analysts
• Cloud and data infrastructure architects
• Quantum and neuromorphic computing researchers
• Engineers in biomedical and health technologies
• Developers and AI/ML practitioners
• Information security officers and compliance managers
• IoT and embedded systems engineers
• Academic and industrial researchers in computing
• Robotics and automation engineers
• High-performance computing specialists
• Policy makers focused on digital security
• Network architects and telecommunications experts
• Sustainability-focused technology developers
• Digital twin and simulation engineers
• Engineering students and early-career scientists