ICETAS 2026
A premier platform for advancing engineering research and technological innovation.
The International Conference on Engineering, Technology & Applied Sciences (ICETAS 2026) brings together researchers, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and innovators in the Kingdom of Bahrain. The conference aims to foster knowledge exchange and collaborative innovation addressing the most pressing challenges in engineering and technology.
Held in a hybrid format, the conference welcomes both in-person and virtual participation, connecting a worldwide community of engineers, researchers, and technology leaders. All accepted papers will be published in indexed proceedings with DOI assignment.
Full conference program
On-site & Virtual
DOI Assigned
Academia & Industry
We welcome original research submissions in the following tracks (but not limited to):
Deep learning, neural networks, natural language processing, computer vision, and robotics.
Smart infrastructure, construction technology, earthquake engineering, and urban planning.
Power systems, renewable energy, IoT, embedded systems, and signal processing.
Advanced manufacturing, materials science, thermodynamics, and aerospace systems.
Cloud computing, blockchain, network security, software engineering, and data science.
Process engineering, green chemistry, waste management, and water treatment.
Medical devices, biomechanics, tissue engineering, and bioinformatics.
5G/6G networks, wireless communication, optical systems, and network optimization.
Mark your calendar. All deadlines are 23:59 Arabia Standard Time (GMT+3).
January 2026
February 2026
February 2026
March 2026
March 2026
March 2026 (Exact dates TBA)
The conference will be held both physically (in person) and online (virtual). Registration fees include everything you need to participate.
| Category | Fee |
|---|---|
| Virtual Attendance (no paper) | Free |
| Physical Attendance (no paper) | $200 |
| Authors — Virtual (with paper) | $400 |
| Authors — Physical (with paper) | $500 |
ICETAS 2026 takes place in the Kingdom of Bahrain in hybrid mode — with full virtual access for participants worldwide.
A gateway to the Gulf region, well connected to the wider GCC.
Full virtual access for participants worldwide.
Researchers from 50+ countries expected.