AI MedTech International Conference 2026 (AI MedTech 2026)

🔵 Workshop 1 — AI in Cardiology & ECG Signal Processing & Wearable Devices

AI, Deep Learning & Reinforcement Learning for Cardiac Data

• Deep learning architectures for PQRST complex detection

• Reinforcement learning for arrhythmia classification

• ECG signal denoising (wavelets, GANs, spectral models)

• Hybrid CNN-LSTM architectures for ECG segmentation

• Predictive AI for sudden cardiac arrest forecasting

• Federated learning for multi-center ECG data

• Wearable ECG sensor data compression & transmission

• Edge AI processing for smart wearable devices

• Transformers for multi-lead ECG analysis

• Personalized ECG biomarkers with explainable AI

• Multi-sensor fusion (ECG + PPG + accelerometer)

• Vital signs trend modeling with predictive analytics

• Telecardiology data pipelines (HL7, FHIR integrations)

Submission opening:                                   November, 1, 2025
Abstract submission deadline:              December, 31, 2025
Paper submission deadline:                    January, 31 ,2026
Notification of acceptance:                     February, 16, 2025
Camera-ready submission deadline: January, 27, 2025
Main conference:                                          March 17-20, 2025

The scope of research work for the AI MedTech International Conference 2026 (AI MedTech 2026) encompasses a comprehensive exploration of Artificial Intelligence applications in Medicine, Healthcare Systems, and Medical Technology innovation. On the medical research front, the conference invites studies advancing AI-driven diagnostics, precision medicine, oncology, cardiology, interventional radiology, and digital therapeutics, emphasizing clinical validation, patient outcomes, and integration into medical workflows. On the scientific and technological side, the focus extends to machine learning, deep learning, federated learning, and generative AI applied to multimodal biomedical data, wearable sensors, health informatics, and medical imaging. Research on Explainable and Ethical AI (XAI), data privacy, cybersecurity, digital twins, and intelligent medical devices is also central. Together, these domains aim to foster cross-disciplinary innovation bridging clinical needs and AI-driven solutions, contributing to a safer, smarter, and more sustainable healthcare ecosystem.

Authors are invited to submit their medical and scientific-technological research papers to the AI MedTech International Conference 2026 (AI MedTech 2026) through the EasyChair submission platform, https://easychair.org/cfp/AIMEDTECH-2026. Each submission should begin with an abstract of up to 250 words, followed by the full paper, which may be uploaded within one week of the abstract submission deadline. The conference welcomes contributions in three primary categories:

(1) Full-length journal research papers (up to 10 pages, including references),

(2) Full-length research papers (up to 6 pages), 

(3) Short papers (up to 5 pages) presenting preliminary or late-breaking findings, and

(4) Demo papers (max 5 pages, including references), describing a demonstration of implemented systems.

Information for Authors of Springer Proceedings | Springer — International Publisher

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Conference Proceedings guidelines | Springer | Springer — International Publisher

Key Points from the Guidelines

• Your contribution may be prepared in Microsoft Word (DOCX) or LaTeX. ifmbe.org+1

• Springer's style files and templates (for Word or LaTeX) are provided. cicling.org+1

• The author’s affiliation should consist of institution, town/city, and country (no academic titles or positions). ecil2017.ilconf.org

• Include abstract (mandatory, up to ~250 words) and keywords. icmeet.in

• Papers should be formatted according to Springer’s layout (fonts, spacing, headings, numbering) to ensure uniformity. rig.cs.luc.edu

📄 How to obtain the DOCX template with text inside

• On Springer’s “Information for Authors of Proceedings” page: you can find links to the Word template (.DOCX) as well as LaTeX. springer.com

• For example: there is a downloadable .docx template that includes sample text placeholders (title, author, abstract, section headings, references) for authors to replace. intcommcon.com

• A typical file will include:

  • Title block

  • Author names and affiliations

  • Abstract & Keywords section

  • Introduction section

  • Body sections (Methods, Results, Discussion)

Additionally, demo papers (up to 5 pages) are invited for authors wishing to showcase implemented systems or applications. Papers must be formatted according to Springer’s LNCS guidelines, using the official LaTeX or Word templates (also available via Overleaf). Authors should include their ORCID identifiers in submissions. Accepted papers from all categories will undergo peer review and, upon acceptance, will be published in the Springer Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI) series, ensuring wide academic visibility and indexing in major databases.

Both Medical Research Papers-Journals and Scientific-Technological Research Papers-Journals, will be published in well known and research-scientifically recognized Publishing Organizations.