65th International Conference on Advances in Science, Engineering & Technology (IASET 2026)

The 65th International Conference on Advances in Science, Engineering & Technology (IASET 2026) brings together advancements in science, engineering, technology, and education to promote innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Key Topics

• Earth sciences and climate studies
• Nanotechnology and nanoscience
• Cybersecurity and information security
• Educational leadership and policy
• Gamification and game-based learning
• Biotechnology and bioengineering
• AI and machine learning in engineering
• Virtual and augmented reality in education
• Quantum computing
• Curriculum development and innovation
• Biomedical engineering
• Space exploration and astronomy
• Project-based learning in STEM
• Smart manufacturing and digital twins
• Applied mathematics and statistics
• Artificial intelligence and software development
• Human-computer interaction
• Cloud computing and distributed systems
• Mechanical design and thermodynamics
• Sustainable materials and construction
• The ethical implications of emerging technologies
• University-industry collaboration
• Lifelong and adult education
• Data analytics in education
• Medical devices and biomechanics
• Social responsibility in science and engineering
• Digital transformation in industries
• Teacher development in STEM education
• Mathematical innovation
• Student engagement and motivation
• Space technologies and applications
• Equity and inclusion in STEM
• Developing computational thinking skills
• Environmental science and education
• Cloud-based learning systems
• Civil infrastructure and smart cities
• Blockchain and digital ledgers
• The role of laboratories in education
• Interdisciplinary competencies
• The future of work and education
• Informal STEM learning

Who should Attend

• Technology professionals and IT developers
• Science and engineering researchers
• Higher education administrators
• STEM educators and curriculum designers
• Policy makers and academic leaders
• Educational technologists and EdTech developers
• Graduate students and doctoral candidates
• Industrial partners and innovators
• Interdisciplinary scholars and analysts
• Public and private sector educators