2026 International Conference on Big Data, Machine Learning and Intelligent Computing (BDMLIC 2026)

The 2026 International Conference on Big Data, Machine Learning, and Intelligent Computing (BDMLIC 2026) was held from September 28 to 30, 2026. The conference adopted a hybrid online and in-person format, bringing together experts, scholars, and young researchers from universities and research institutions both domestically and internationally to engage in in-depth academic discussions and exchange research findings in cutting-edge fields such as big data, machine learning, and intelligent computing.

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The opening ceremony of the conference was presided over by Associate ProfessorRui Shi of Harbin University of Information Engineering. ProfessorJinjie Huang of Harbin University of Science and Technology delivered the opening welcome address on behalf of the organizing committee.

The conference invited four renowned experts from China to deliver keynote speeches. They were Professor Jie Yang of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Director of the Institute of Image Processing and Pattern Recognition; Professor Xiaopeng Hong of Harbin Institute of Technology, who is listed among Stanford University’s annual top 2% scientists; Professor Chunbiao Li, Vice Dean of the School of Artificial Intelligence at Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology; and Professor Jiquan Ma, Vice Dean of the School of Computer and Big Data at Heilongjiang University. The participating experts shared the latest research advances and academic insights in fields such as big data, machine learning, and intelligent computing. The on-site discussions were in-depth, and the academic atmosphere was strong.

This year's conference received submissions from many universities around the world, including Tsinghua University, Tongji University, and Beijing University of Chemical Technology. There were 30+ oral presentations and 15 poster presentations on site, covering hot topics such as big data storage and processing, data mining and knowledge discovery, machine learning theory and applications, intelligent computing and optimization, and edge intelligence and high-performance computing.

Among the presenters, Zhao Hongyue from Heilongjiang University of Finance and Economics presented research on the design and simulation analysis of IIR digital filters based on MATLAB; Yi Yang from the National University of Defense Technology, People's Liberation Army, presented research on fast spiking local feature learning for event cameras; and Rong Chenglang from Guangdong University of Technology presented research on joint action scheduling for runtime protection of multi-cluster tools with cooling reentrance. The event featured lively collisions of ideas, a strong academic atmosphere, enthusiastic interaction, and brilliant academic exchanges. These achievements not only reflect the scholars' in-depth exploration and innovative practices in this field, but also inject new vitality and momentum into its development.