EESP 2026 — 2026 6th International Conference on Electronic Engineering and Signal Processing

Signal Processing is a broad and growing discipline concerned with the manipulation and analysis of both analog and digital signals. For example, a common use of both analog and digital processing is for filtering electrical signals to remove unwanted noise or to separate one signal from another. The filed of signal processing includes the mathematical theory of the subject as well as the design and analysis of the necessary devices for carrying out the processing.

In order to provide a forum for researchers, practitioners, and professinals from the industry, academia and government to discourse on research and development, professional practice in the field of electronic engineering and signal processing, 2026 6th International Conference on Electronic Engineering and Signal Processing will be held in Kobe, Japan during January 16-18, 2026, sponsored by The British University in Egypt, organized by University of Hyogo, and co-organized by University of Derby. The conference looks for original and high quality contributions related to electronic engineering and signal processing, including theories, methodologies, and applications.

Topics: Track 1: Circuits and Systems Analog Circuits; Digital Circuits; Mixed Signal Circuits; Nonlinear Circuits and Systems, Sensing and Sensor Networks; Filters and Data Conversion Circuits; RF and Wireless Circuits; Photonic and Optoelectronic Circuits; Low Power Design and VLSI Physical Design; Biomedical Circuits. Track 2: Communication Systems Communication Theory and Information Theory; Antenna and Propagation; Microwave Theory and Techniques; Modulation, Coding, and Channel Analysis; Networks Design, Network Protocols and Network Management; Optical Communications; Wireless/Mobile Communications & Technologies. Track 3: Computer Science Computer Architecture; Computational Biology and Bioinformatics; Knowledge and Data Engineering; Learning Technologies; Multimedia Services and Technologies; Mobile Computing; Parallel/Distributed Computing and Grid Computing; Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence. Track 4: Signal Processing Signal Processing Theory; Digital Signal Processing Algorithms; Digital Filter Design & Implementation; Array Processing; Adaptive Signal Processing; Audio, Speech and Language Processing; Image Processing; Video Processing; Medical Signal Processing & Medical Imaging.