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The International Conference on Communication Engineering and Technology
Date
June 26, 2026
to June 28, 2026
Location
Guangzhou, China
Organizer
ICCET
About This Event
The 9th International Conference on Communication Engineering and Technology (ICCET 2026) is set to take place in Guangzhou, China. Sponsored by Guangdong Polytechnic Normal University and IEEE, the conference serves as a prominent platform for scholars, scientists, engineers, and students from around the globe to discuss and present their ongoing research in the rapidly evolving fields of communication engineering and technology. The conference aims to facilitate international exchanges that will contribute to the advancement of science and technology, especially in the areas of 5G and 6G communications, which are pivotal in shaping modern communication landscapes.ICCET 2026 will feature a diverse range of topics covering the latest developments in communication technology. Key focus areas include Signal Processing and Intelligent Technologies, Artificial Intelligence applications in optical networks, and advancements in smart mobile devices and wearable technology. The conference will present multiple tracks of discussion, including Optical Communication and Photonic Integration Technology, Communication-Efficient Distributed Deep Neural Networks, and Advanced Microwave Technologies for Modern Wireless Communications, among others. Each paper presented at the conference should be a minimum of four full pages and must be original work, ensuring that it has not been previously published or submitted elsewhere. The conference emphasizes the importance of novel and significant research findings, assuring a thorough peer review process for all submissions, which will enhance the quality of discussions and facilitate constructive feedback among participants.
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