PATTAYA 3rd World Congress on Electrical, Electronics & Biomedical Systems: EEBS-27

Call for Papers: EEBS-27

Full Articles/ Reviews/ Shorts Papers/ Abstracts are welcomed in the following research fields:

1. Electrical Engineering, Power Systems and Energy Technologies

Electrical engineering includes circuit theory, electrical machines, transformers, generators, motors, power electronics, electric drives, electrical measurements, instrumentation, power generation, transmission and distribution, substations, switchgear, protection systems, grounding, high-voltage engineering, insulation systems, smart grids, microgrids, distributed generation, renewable-energy integration, solar photovoltaic systems, wind-energy systems, energy storage, battery-management systems, fuel cells, power quality, harmonics, load forecasting, demand-side management, energy efficiency, electric-vehicle charging, vehicle-to-grid systems, grid stability, fault detection, power-system optimization, electricity markets, energy management systems, artificial intelligence in power systems, predictive maintenance, digital substations, and sustainable electrical-energy systems.

2. Electronics, Circuits and Semiconductor Systems

Electronics covers analog electronics, digital electronics, mixed-signal circuits, semiconductor devices, diodes, transistors, MOSFETs, BJTs, operational amplifiers, amplifiers, oscillators, filters, rectifiers, regulators, converters, signal-conditioning circuits, integrated circuits, VLSI design, CMOS technology, FPGA systems, programmable logic, ASIC design, microelectronics, nanoelectronics, power-semiconductor devices, sensor interfaces, low-power electronics, wearable electronics, flexible electronics, printed electronics, organic electronics, RF electronics, microwave circuits, optoelectronics, photonic devices, electronic packaging, PCB design, circuit simulation, thermal management, reliability analysis, fault diagnosis, hardware testing, electromagnetic compatibility, electromagnetic interference, and energy-efficient electronic design.

3. Embedded Systems, Control, Automation and Robotics

Embedded and intelligent control systems include microcontrollers, microprocessors, real-time systems, embedded software, hardware-software co-design, sensor integration, actuator control, industrial automation, programmable logic controllers, SCADA systems, distributed control systems, feedback control, open-loop and closed-loop control, PID control, state-space control, adaptive control, robust control, optimal control, nonlinear control, model-predictive control, intelligent control, fuzzy logic, neural-network control, mechatronics, robotics, autonomous systems, industrial robots, mobile robots, collaborative robots, robotic manipulators, machine vision, motion control, servo systems, human-machine interfaces, cyber-physical systems, Industrial Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, digital twins, predictive maintenance, smart manufacturing, automotive control systems, autonomous vehicles, drone control, and AI-assisted automation.

4. Communication, Signal Processing and Intelligent Sensing

Communication and signal systems include analog and digital communication, modulation, coding, multiplexing, wireless communication, mobile networks, 5G and 6G systems, satellite communication, optical communication, fiber-optic systems, radio-frequency systems, antennas, microwave engineering, radar, software-defined radio, cognitive radio, Internet of Things communication, sensor networks, body-area networks, biomedical telemetry, digital signal processing, image processing, speech processing, audio processing, biomedical signal processing, spectral analysis, filtering, noise reduction, feature extraction, pattern recognition, machine learning for signals, sensor fusion, smart sensors, biosensors, wearable sensors, MEMS sensors, optical sensors, pressure sensors, temperature sensors, chemical sensors, inertial sensors, remote sensing, signal acquisition, data converters, and real-time signal interpretation.

5. Biomedical Engineering and Medical Instrumentation

Biomedical engineering combines engineering with medicine through biomedical instrumentation, patient-monitoring systems, electrocardiography, electroencephalography, electromyography, blood-pressure monitoring, pulse oximetry, respiratory monitoring, temperature monitoring, medical sensors, biosensors, wearable health devices, implantable devices, cardiac pacemakers, defibrillators, infusion pumps, ventilators, dialysis systems, glucose-monitoring systems, rehabilitation devices, prosthetics, orthotics, assistive technologies, biomechanics, biomaterials, tissue engineering, artificial organs, biomedical electronics, physiological measurement, medical-device design, medical-device calibration, electrical safety, device reliability, clinical engineering, hospital equipment management, medical-device maintenance, remote patient monitoring, telemedicine, Internet of Medical Things, smart healthcare systems, and AI-enabled diagnostic instrumentation.

6. Medical Imaging, Biomedical Signals and Computational Healthcare

Medical imaging and computational biomedical systems include X-ray imaging, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound imaging, positron emission tomography, nuclear medicine imaging, optical imaging, thermal imaging, endoscopy, image reconstruction, image enhancement, segmentation, registration, feature extraction, computer-aided diagnosis, biomedical image processing, ECG analysis, EEG analysis, EMG analysis, heart-rate variability, brain-signal analysis, neural signal processing, sleep monitoring, seizure detection, arrhythmia detection, physiological modelling, bioinformatics, computational biology, medical data analytics, machine learning in healthcare, deep learning for diagnosis, artificial intelligence in medical imaging, predictive healthcare, disease-detection algorithms, digital biomarkers, clinical decision-support systems, personalized medicine, digital pathology, wearable-data analytics, and multimodal medical-data fusion.

7. Bioelectronics, Neural Engineering and Advanced Biomedical Systems

Bioelectronics includes electronic interfaces with biological systems, electrophysiology, neural engineering, brain-computer interfaces, neural implants, neuroprosthetics, functional electrical stimulation, deep-brain stimulation, cochlear implants, retinal implants, biosignal acquisition, implantable sensors, bioelectrodes, electronic skin, lab-on-chip devices, microfluidics, organ-on-chip systems, biomedical MEMS, nanosensors, nanomedicine, molecular diagnostics, electrochemical biosensors, wearable biosensors, point-of-care diagnostic devices, smart implants, wireless implantable devices, energy harvesting for implants, biocompatible electronics, flexible biomedical electronics, soft robotics in healthcare, rehabilitation robotics, exoskeletons, robotic surgery, haptic systems, human-machine interfaces, and closed-loop therapeutic systems.

8. Safety, Reliability, Cybersecurity and Healthcare Standards

Safety and reliability research includes electrical safety, functional safety, electromagnetic compatibility, fault-tolerant systems, reliability engineering, failure-mode analysis, risk assessment, equipment testing, calibration, preventive maintenance, predictive maintenance, condition monitoring, medical-device validation, verification, quality assurance, regulatory compliance, clinical safety, cybersecurity of embedded systems, cybersecurity of medical devices, secure wireless communication, patient-data security, privacy, authentication, encryption, secure Internet of Medical Things, cyber-physical system protection, resilient control systems, secure firmware, hardware security, fault detection, anomaly detection, and safety-critical system design for medical, automotive, industrial, and electrical applications.

9. Emerging Technologies and Interdisciplinary Electrical-Biomedical Research

Emerging interdisciplinary areas include artificial intelligence in electrical systems, AI-assisted circuit design, machine learning for fault diagnosis, edge computing, embedded AI, neuromorphic computing, quantum electronics, quantum sensors, photonic computing, smart materials, energy harvesting, wireless power transfer, self-powered sensors, wearable healthcare electronics, smart textiles, digital twins for medical systems, digital twins for power equipment, personalized healthcare devices, smart prosthetics, autonomous rehabilitation systems, connected medical devices, smart hospitals, remote diagnostics, green electronics, sustainable medical-device design, biodegradable electronics, low-power biomedical systems, human-centered engineering, biomedical robotics, intelligent prostheses, sensor fusion for healthcare, AI-based patient monitoring, and integrated electrical-electronic-biomedical systems for next-generation healthcare and industry.