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Trust is the New Infrastructure: The Conferences Securing Our Digital Future

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Introducing SecureComm, ICDF2C, and SmartSP — where the world’s most critical security research is published.

Why Trust Matters More Than Ever

From data privacy and secure communications to forensic investigations and cryptographic systems, the stakes of security research have never been higher.

This is why researchers from over 160 countries continue to gather at EAI’s trusted security conferences, where impact, integrity, and global relevance come together.

SecureComm – The Flagship of Cybersecurity

Now in its 21st edition, EAI Security and Privacy in Communication Networks International Conference has helped define modern cybersecurity discourse. With more than 800.000 accesses and thousands of citations from conference’s proceedings, its influence is undeniable.

Prof. Meikang Qiu, General Chair of SecureComm 2025, shares:

“SecureComm 2025 focuses on cybersecurity and privacy in communications networks and is the flagship conference within EAI’s core portfolio.

This year, hosted in China’s fast-growing city of Xiangtan, we’ll bring together top global researchers to discuss advancements in secure communications and networking technologies.”

Prof. Meikang Qiu, Augusta University, USA
General Chair of SecureComm 2025

Supported by an international committee of experts, SecureComm continues to be a leading forum for advancing research and collaboration in secure communications. Learn more about the conference here.

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Xiangtan, China · July 4–6, 2025

ICDF2C – The Hub for Digital Forensics

From evidence validation to AI in cybercrime detection, EAI International Conference on Digital Forensics & Cyber Crime is where digital forensics meets high-impact academic rigor

Bringing together researchers, industry experts, and solution providers, ICDF2C 2025 explores next-generation cyber analytics, security strategies, and forensic methodologies. Covering topics from adversarial tactics to AI-driven threat analysis, the conference fosters knowledge exchange through research presentations, keynotes, and networking opportunities.

“The focus of ICDF2C 2025 is on next generation cyber analytics, security and forensics including the application and deployment of contemporary technologies (e.g., Generative AI and large language model) in various security and forensic settings. The conference will feature technical and research paper presentations and keynote speakers, as well as a range of other exciting activities.

Held at the Cal Kovens Conference Center at Florida International University, Miami provides the ideal setting for this exciting event. With its vibrant culture, beautiful beaches, and iconic Art Deco architecture, this dynamic coastal city is sure to make the conference an unforgettable experience.”

Raymond Choo, University of Texas at San Antonio, USA
ICDF2C 2025 General Chair

After 15 editions and nearly 300,000 accesses to its proceedings, ICDF2C leads the charge on ethics, law enforcement tech, and security innovation. Learn more details about this conference here.

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Miami, USA · November 17–19, 2025

SmartSP – Privacy, Protocols, and the Next Generation

The youngest of our three leading cybersecurity conferences, EAI International Conference on Security and Privacy in Cyber-Physical Systems and Smart Vehicles is rapidly establishing itself as a key forum for secure systems, privacy-preserving technologies, and trust-driven designs.

SmartSP 2025 gathers experts from academia, industry, and government to address security and privacy challenges in smart vehicles and cyber-physical systems. Featuring advanced research, visionary discussions, and industry insights, it serves as a focal point for shaping the future of secure, intelligent technologies.

“I found the conference to be exceptionally valuable and I believe SmartSP provides an excellent platform for disseminating research in cyber-physical systems and smart vehicle security.”

Prof. Bo Chen, Michigan Technological University, USA
Steering Committee Chair

December 1–2, 2025 | Salt Lake City, USA

Whether your research explores cryptographic models, blockchain-based security, or identity protocols — SmartSP offers a focused, fast-rising platform. Find out more about the conference here.

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Why Submit to EAI’s Conferences?

Submitting your research to an EAI conference means joining a global community dedicated to advancing science and technology through openness and collaboration. With a strong commitment to fairness and innovation, EAI ensures that your work receives international visibility, constructive peer feedback, and meaningful engagement with experts worldwide.

- Global reach: Join a network of 250,000+ ICT researchers from 160+ countries.

- Open access: Ensure your research is widely accessible and impactful via European Union Digital Library.

- Cooperation with Springer: Proceedings from these three conferences are co-published by Springer and are indexed in major databases such as Scopus, Web of Science, Ei Compendex, enhancing citations.

- Publishing opportunities: Selected papers are invited for publication in EAI’s journals and book series with Springer and other partners.

- Collaborative environment: Engage with leading experts, receive valuable feedback, and explore future collaborations.

- Fair and transparent process: EAI prioritizes objective and inclusive research evaluation.

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Leadership Update: Introducing the New Editors-in-Chief of EAI Endorsed Transactions on Security and Safety

admin — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 13:42:37 +0000

New leaders join EAI Endorsed Transactions on Security and Safety! Discover their background and achievements.

We are pleased to announce that Weizhi Meng, Xiali (Sharon) Hei, and Qiben Yan have been appointed as new Editors-in-Chief of EAI Endorsed Transactions on Security and Safety.

Weizhi Meng – He is currently a Full Professor in the School of Computing and Communications, Lancaster University (LU), United Kingdom. His primary research interests are cyber security and intelligent technology security, including intrusion detection, smartphone security, biometric authentication, HCI security, trust computing, blockchain security, and malware analysis. Weizhi Meng is the General Chair for this years edition of EAI MobiQuitous conference.

Xiali (Sharon) Hei – Xiali (Sharon) Hei is an Alfred and Helen M. Lamson Endowed associate professor in the School of Computing and Informatics at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette since August 15th, 2023. Her primary research interests span across the following: AI security and privacy, Cyber-physical systems security, LLM model security, Hardware Security, Acoustic side-channel and Captcha attacks and design. She also was the General Chair of EAI SmartSP 2024.

Qiben Yan – Qiben Yan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Michigan State University, where he leads the Secure and Intelligent Things (SEIT) Lab. His research uses AI, acoustics, and blockchain technologies for enhancing security of connected devices, networks and systems. His primary research interests are in IoT security, mobile security and privacy, wireless system security, AI security and privacy, and botnet and malware detection.

All three newly appointed Co-Editors-in-Chief are distinguished, award-winning researchers with extensive experience in the field of computer science. Together, they bring knowledge and expertise to the journal. Their collective efforts are focused on re-establishing the EAI Endorsed Transactions on Security and Safety. With their guidance, the journal, which is indexed in major academic databases, is now fully equipped to receive paper submissions and special issue proposals from researchers worldwide.

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Expanding Opportunities: EAI and ResearchGate Join Forces for Open Access Research

admin — Wed, 12 Mar 2025 09:31:01 +0000

The European Alliance for Innovation is launching a Journal Home partnership with ResearchGate, one of the largest global platforms for scientists.

Both EAI and ResearchGate promote open access to scientific findings and the exchange of ideas, enabling academics to collaborate, disseminate their studies, and participate in meaningful conversations. This initiative enhances opportunities for EAI members to reach a broader audience, build professional networks, and strengthen their influence in worldwide research.

Did you know? ResearchGate connects 25 million scientists worldwide, providing a platform for networking, collaboration and knowledge exchange.

Benefits for EAI Members

Greater visibility: ResearchGate’s extensive network will provide EAI authors and conference participants with increased exposure, helping their research reach a wider audience.

Collaboration & networking: Members will have access to a global community of experts, facilitating connections that can lead to new research partnerships.

Access to shared resources: Publications, including EAI Endorsed Journals, conference proceedings, and datasets, will be more easily discoverable, supporting knowledge dissemination.

Advancing open access: The partnership reinforces both organizations’ commitment to removing barriers in scientific publishing, ensuring that more research is freely available to the global community.

“EAI is a leader in the ICT space and we’re delighted to see them provide their community with a unique way to deepen author-to-reader engagement through Journal Home.”

Sören Hofmayer

Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer at ResearchGate

Which EAI publications can be found on ResearchGate?

Currently you can find these EAI Endorsed Transactions listed in ResearchGate:

EAI Endorsed Transactions on Scalable Information Systems
EAI Endorsed Transactions on Pervasive Health and Technology
EAI Endorsed Transactions on Energy Web
EAI Endorsed Transactions on Industrial Networks and Intelligent Systems
EAI Endorsed Transactions on Internet of Things
EAI Endorsed Transactions on Smart Cities
EAI Endorsed Transactions on AI and Robotics
EAI Endorsed Transactions on Creative Technologies

Coming soon:

EAI Endorsed Transactions on Tourism, Technology and Intelligence
EAI Endorsed Transactions on Sustainable Manufacturing and Renewable Energy

The partnership with ResearchGate strengthens open access and scientific collaboration, giving EAI members greater visibility and new opportunities to connect with researchers worldwide. With select journals now more accessible, their work can reach a broader audience, spark meaningful discussions, and inspire new collaborations. This step forward reinforces EAI’s commitment to supporting researchers and advancing global knowledge exchange.

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Leadership Update: EAI Transactions Welcomes New Co-Editor-in-Chief

admin — Thu, 06 Mar 2025 13:01:13 +0000

A new leader joins EAI Endorsed Transactions on Pervasive Health and Technology! Discover their background and achievements.

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Jun Hu, from Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands, has been appointed as the new Co-Editor-in-Chief of EAI Endorsed Transactions on Pervasive Health and Technology. He is also the General Chair of the upcoming 19th EAI International Conference on Pervasive Computing Technologies for Healthcare.

Dr. Jun Hu is an Associate Professor in Design Research on Social Computing at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) and the Scientific Director for the Engineering Doctorate program in Designing Human-System Interaction.

He has been publishing peer-reviewed papers in fields such as HCI, IoT, AI, and industrial design, and serves on several editorial boards, including EAI Transactions on Creative Technologies. He also holds leadership roles in various international organizations.

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Exploring Cyber Threats: Insight from Ivan Cvitić’s Research Journey

sojykumari — Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:21:31 +0000

In this interview Ivan Cvitić, Assistant Professor at University of Zagreb, spoke to Michal Hochel about his motivation for, and significant milestones achieved in the fields of cyber security and quantum communications, as well as his experience with EAI conferences. Additionally, Mr. Cvitić shared great advice for junior researchers to progress and move forward in professional societies.

What motivated you to pursue a career in research?

My fascination with understanding and improving cybersecurity, specifically in the domain of network anomalies and forensic analysis, began during my undergraduate studies at the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia. The ever-evolving challenges in cybersecurity, particularly those related to network traffic anomalies, ignited my passion for continuous learning and research. This was strongly reinforced by the insightful guidance of my mentor, Prof. Dr. Dragan Peraković, during my doctoral studies. My motivation is driven by a commitment to enhance the security and reliability of communication networks, which are critical in today’s digitally interconnected world. I am particularly motivated by the goal of developing innovative solutions to protect against emerging cyber threats and ensuring robust forensic capabilities.

What significant milestones did you encounter that were decisive for your current research specification?

t milestones in my academic journey include the completion of my doctoral thesis, which was a profound turning point as it established my expertise in cybersecurity and applied machine learning. Being appointed as the Head of the Laboratory for Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics further shaped my research direction towards advanced cybersecurity measures.

Another pivotal milestone was my role as the secretary of the Innovative FET Association, where I engaged with forward-thinking research and innovation in quantum technologies. My involvement with the Croatian Quantum Communication Infrastructure project and the CEN-CENELEC Focus Group on Quantum Technologies has been instrumental in steering my research towards quantum communications. My activities in the Research Task Group on Architecture and Standardization and Interoperability of Quantum Communication further solidified my focus on this cutting-edge domain.

Additionally, my role in the NATO Research Task Group IST-218 on Multi-Domain Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) for Military Usage has been crucial. This involvement has provided me with a platform to contribute to the development and implementation of quantum communication standards and architectures, aligning my research with the emerging global technological shifts. These experiences have been decisive in defining my current research focus and driving my passion for advancing cybersecurity and quantum communication technologies.

How would you describe your overall experience with EAI conferences?

My experiences with EAI (European Alliance for Innovation) conferences have been exceptionally enriching and intellectually stimulating. EAI, as a platform, organizes numerous conferences that facilitate insightful exchanges of cutting-edge research across various domains. These conferences have provided invaluable networking opportunities with peers, industry leaders, and experts from around the world. The interdisciplinary approach and the high standards of presentations and discussions at these conferences significantly contribute to the advancement of my professional skills and research capabilities. Additionally, EAI conferences foster a collaborative environment that encourages the sharing of innovative ideas and methodologies, which has been instrumental in broadening my perspective and enhancing the quality of my research. The exposure to diverse viewpoints and the opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogues have greatly enriched my academic and professional journey.

What were the most important parts of the conference program for you?

The most vital parts of the EAI conference programs for me have been the keynote speeches, the technical sessions, and the networking opportunities. Keynote speeches often provide strategic insights into the future directions of technology and research, which are crucial for aligning my own research with global trends. Technical sessions, on the other hand, allow for a deeper dive into specific areas of interest, offering detailed discussions and feedback on ongoing research projects.

Equally important are the networking opportunities. Through EAI conferences, I have met wonderful people, including researchers, experts, and friends. We have created a network that now collaborates on various activities beyond EAI. These connections have led to fruitful collaborations, joint research projects, and the continuous exchange of knowledge and resources. The relationships built at these conferences are invaluable and have a lasting impact on my professional and personal growth.

What advice would you give to junior researchers which we can also share through EAI as a professional society?

I would advise junior researchers to actively engage with the entire conference program, not just their own presentation sessions. Networking is key – take every opportunity to discuss your ideas with other researchers and seek feedback. Always be open to collaboration, as interdisciplinary projects can lead to innovative solutions and advancements.

Moreover, it is crucial to think outside the box. Innovation often comes from unconventional approaches and questioning established norms. Do not be afraid to explore new methodologies or challenge existing theories. This kind of creative thinking can lead to breakthroughs in your research.

Recognize the importance of sacrifice, hard work, and continuity. Science is a long-term commitment, and the fruits of your labor may not be immediately visible. Perseverance and dedication are essential. The road to significant scientific achievements is often paved with long hours, rigorous experiments, and numerous revisions. Embrace this process and stay committed to your goals.

Finally, do not be discouraged by setbacks. Scientific research is inherently challenging, and failure is a part of the journey. Each obstacle you encounter provides a learning opportunity and a chance to refine your approach. Remember that the impact of your hard work may take time to manifest, but it contributes to the collective progress of the scientific community.

By maintaining a positive outlook and staying resilient, you will find that the rewards of your dedication are well worth the effort. Your contributions, no matter how small they may seem initially, play a crucial role in advancing knowledge and driving innovation in your field.

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Latest News from the Publication Department: EAI Endorsed Transaction on AI and Robotics now in Scopus!

sojykumari — Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:44:46 +0000

EAI Endorsed Transaction on AI and Robotics now in Scopus!

Many things need to go right to successfully launch a new journal.

Thanks to Editor-in-Chief, Shuai Steven Li, EAI Endorsed Transactions on AI and Robotics has achieved just this. AIRO published its first volume in 2022 and has remained consistent since then thanks to Professor Li and his board of editors. EAI Publications is immensely proud to support this dedicated team of researchers.

Before even launching a journal, the editors together with the publisher must agree on a scope. What makes this journal interesting or unique? What niche does it fill? A team of dedicated experts to fill the editorial board needs to be recruited and reliable reviewers also need to be found. Once all this is done, the task of attracting submissions begins. Authors often spend months, if not more, working on their research before submitting it to a journal for publication. Publishing in a newly launched journal can be a risk. This is why the choice of a knowledgeable and experienced Editor-in-Chief and editorial board is so important. We look forward to seeing this journal continue to grow!

EAI Endorsed Transactions on AI and Robotics (eISSN: 2790-7511) covers all aspects of robotics and knowledge-based AI systems along with interdisciplinary approaches to computer science, control systems, computer vision, machine learning, electrical engineering, intelligent machines, mathematics, and other disciplines. An important goal of this journal is to extend cutting-edge technologies in the control and learning of both symbolic and sensory robots with regard to smart systems. Our journal contains articles on the theoretical, mathematical, computational, and experimental aspects of robotics and intelligent systems.

You can access the journal, by clicking here.

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How AI is Revolutionizing Research and Publishing Services.

sojykumari — Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:37:21 +0000

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept—it is reshaping industries, and the research and publishing sectors are no exception. From enhancing research capabilities to revolutionizing how academic content is reviewed and published, AI is driving efficiency and innovation.

Let’s explore the significant impacts AI is having on researchers, research, and publishing services, with examples that highlight its growing influence.

AI in Research: Accelerating Discovery and Analysis

In the research world, the sheer volume of data is staggering. Whether in healthcare, climate science, or engineering, the ability to process and analyze large datasets is crucial for making new discoveries. Traditional methods, while effective, are often too slow to handle the scale of data involved today. This is where AI shines.

One of the key contributions of AI to research is in data analysis. Machine learning algorithms can sift through vast amounts of data, uncovering patterns that would be nearly impossible for human researchers to detect. For example, in healthcare, AI is being used to analyze medical records and genomic data, helping researchers identify new treatments for diseases. In 2020, AI-driven models were used to assist in the identification of potential COVID-19 treatments by analyzing existing drug databases. This helped speed up the process of drug repurposing, leading to more rapid responses to the pandemic.

AI is also enhancing predictive modeling, which helps researchers forecast trends or outcomes based on historical data. For instance, climate scientists are using AI to predict extreme weather patterns and track the effects of climate change, offering better insights into future environmental shifts. AI tools can run simulations and refine models much faster than traditional methods, offering researchers an invaluable tool to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges.

Streamlining the Publishing Process

Publishing has traditionally been a time-consuming and resource-intensive process. Authors, editors, and reviewers spend significant time reviewing manuscripts, checking references, ensuring compliance with journal standards, and addressing issues like plagiarism. AI is now streamlining many of these steps, significantly reducing the time spent on routine tasks and allowing researchers and publishers to focus on higher-value work.

For instance, AI tools are increasingly being used in plagiarism detection. Traditional methods required manual cross-checking of references or reliance on databases that were not always comprehensive. Today, platforms like Turnitin and Grammarly use advanced AI algorithms to scan academic papers for similarities with existing literature, ensuring the originality of content before submission. This saves considerable time for both authors and reviewers and helps maintain the integrity of academic publications.

Moreover, AI is improving the peer review process, a crucial but often cumbersome part of academic publishing. AI can assist in identifying suitable reviewers for submitted papers, based on their expertise and previous publications. This not only speeds up the process but also helps ensure that the most qualified reviewers are involved. Additionally, AI tools can analyze the content of papers for consistency, grammar, and even logical flow, providing valuable feedback to authors before they submit to journals.

AI-Assisted Literature/Paper Reviews

One of the most labor-intensive tasks for researchers is conducting literature reviews—searching through hundreds or even thousands of published papers to identify relevant work. AI is making this process far more efficient. Tools like **Connected Papers** and **Semantic Scholar** leverage AI to help researchers quickly identify and explore academic papers related to their work. These platforms use natural language processing (NLP) to analyze the content of papers and build connections between them, enabling researchers to find relevant studies faster and more accurately than ever before.

The Future of AI in Publishing

The future of AI in research and publishing is undeniably promising. In addition to automating routine tasks, AI has the potential to improve the accuracy and accessibility of research. AI-powered tools can help ensure that academic publishing remains unbiased, objective, and transparent, addressing some of the ongoing concerns about fairness and equality in research evaluation.

For example, AI may help reduce bias in the review process by providing data-driven recommendations for reviewers based on their qualifications and prior work. It can also improve access to academic resources by translating papers into multiple languages, increasing the reach of research across the globe.

Moreover, AI can facilitate the discovery of new research by automatically analyzing trends and identifying gaps in existing knowledge. This could be particularly valuable in emerging fields or in under-researched areas where human researchers might not have the time or resources to dive deep into the literature.

Ethical Considerations and Challenges

Additionally, AI-driven automation in the review and publishing process could lead to the displacement of traditional roles. While AI can enhance efficiency, it is important to ensure that it complements human expertise rather than replaces it. Human oversight will continue to be crucial in ensuring the quality and accuracy of published research.

Conclusion

AI is undoubtedly transforming research and publishing services. By automating routine tasks, enhancing data analysis, and improving the efficiency of publishing workflows, AI is enabling researchers to focus on groundbreaking discoveries and academic excellence. While challenges remain, the future of AI in academic publishing holds great promise. As AI continues to evolve, its role in research will only grow, reshaping the way we conduct and disseminate scientific knowledge.

At EAI, we are committed to fostering discussions on these innovations and advancing AI-driven solutions that benefit the global research community. Stay tuned to our upcoming conferences and publications for more insights on the future of AI in research and publishing.

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EAI Spotlight: Interview with Prof. Gabriel Wainer

sojykumari — Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:28:14 +0000

We are excited to feature Professor Gabriel Wainer in this exclusive interview for the EAI blog. Professor Wainer was a keynote speaker at SIMUTools 2023 and will be returning as a cofounder at this year’s SIMUTools 2024 in December, in Bratislava, Slovakia. As a pioneering researcher in Real-Time Operating Systems and RT scheduling, Professor Wainer has made significant contributions to the field, including the development of early RT-Linux kernels. In this interview, he shares his journey, experiences with EAI conferences, and valuable advice for the next generation of researchers.

Research background:

Question – What motivated you to pursue a career in research?

I started my research career in the field of Real-Time (RT) Operating Systems (OS) and RT scheduling in 1993 at University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. There were very limited resources, and I mostly finished my Master’s thesis self-supervised; there was no expertise in the field, and I learned how to conduct research by myself. My first results were published in various venues and a book. Shortly after, this idea was followed by other researchers in the field, leading to the development of the first versions of RT-Linux (many of these kernels followed and cited our original ideas, which were new in 1993 when Linux was still in its infancy and still used a monolithic kernel design). The independence and the ability to make your own decisions on how to proceed, together with an excitement when results were positive drove me to continue. I got a couple of research scholarships at the University of Buenos Aires, and one day I was told that my new scholarship was meant for me to do a PhD, so I did.

Experience with EAI conferences:

Question – How would you describe your overall experience with EAI conferences?

I co-founded SIMUTools, pushed by my colleague Olivier Dalle, who was very active and a brilliant researcher. So, starting a conference with him was an honor, and a lot of fun! We worked together for years trying to make SIMUTools better, and Olivier’s leadership was crucial in this sense. In parallel, we always counted with the support of Imrich Chlamtac, and the EAI team; organizing a conference with their support is fun and seamless. It’s always an enjoyable experience.

Question – What were the most important parts of the conference program for you?

We always strived to have exciting Keynote speakers, that would engage the audience. Then, establishing a collegial atmosphere for joint collaboration is one of the most important aspects of the conference.

Advice for junior researchers coming to the conferences:

Question – As with every conference, new junior researchers are coming to present their work. What advice would you give to junior researchers, which we can also share through EAI as a professional society?

Mingle. People in science and engineering tend to be shy and self-absorbed; try to join a group with common interests and talk to people. You will leave the conference enriched and you will learn a lot, not only from the scientific aspects but from the life experiences of your colleagues. Hopefully they will become your friends too.

Question – Have you faced any challenges while writing academic papers that you managed to overcome? If so, could you share your insights on how you successfully handled them?

One of the most complex challenges for researchers is rejection of their work; both papers and research grants. One insight: don’t give up and continue pushing hard. Rejection is hard on you, but time heals all wounds. I have had very aggressive reviewers with not meaningful or interesting insight to make our work better, and that’s always complex. But after a while you realize what are the most valuable aspects of your work, use any positive feedback to improve the quality, and in some cases, you realize there are some flaws and you need to go back from start: you shouln’t shy from doing that. Time takes care of everything. But also time is limited, so use it wisely.

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Empowering Researchers Worldwide | Join EAI

sojykumari — Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:20:02 +0000

Join EAI’s Free, Inclusive Community for Collaborative Innovation.

EAI is the world’s largest open ICT society active in more than 160 countries.
EAI helps more than 250,000 researchers around the world achieve progress through
collaboration, recognition, and knowledge sharing. EAI is delivering progress through
collaboration.

We do this through free membership, a platform of innovative collaboration tools, our publishing services, and our global conferences, all of which have been built to encourage, mentor, and shape a researcher’s journey to success.

The free exchange of ideas and resources – whether through membership, open library,
EUDL.eu, or community initiatives – reinforces our commitment to an ecosystem where opportunities and growth are available to all. Just like the Möbius strip, there is no beginning or end to progress, ensuring that everyone moves forward together in a collaborative, ever evolving loop of innovation.

o Differentiating ‘open and inclusive’ engagement strategy that responds to a real need
o Established global networks and a database of 250,000 contacts
o Breadth of publications in partnership with Springer
o Personable, supportive, and proven approach to conference
o Program of over 100 global conferences scheduled and capacity to deliver

Progress Through Collaboration

We believe that the power of collective engagement, sharing talent and knowledge will
accelerate individual progress and enable us to harness technology for the benefit of society.

Join us as we continue to build the tools and community for the world’s largest, open, ICT
society.

EAI, The World’s Largest Open ICT Society

We help more researchers in more parts of the world make progress in their careers, be
recognized, and feel part of a community. We do this through our free membership, a platform of innovative collaboration tools, publishing, and our global conferences, all of which have been built to encourage, mentor, and shape a researcher’s journey to success.

We Level the Playing Field

We see ourselves as an antidote to the elitist approach to research, publishing, and
conferences – an approach that is often inaccessible to researchers in developing countries. We want to halt this disenfranchisement by offering free membership to our society with its unique platform of engagement tools to help researchers stop being isolated and start communicating, connecting, and collaborating.

Services

Transforming How Research Is Done

By connecting researchers to our suite of community collaboration tools, EAI is transforming the way research is done, evaluated, and rewarded. One key benefit of this new approach is early community recognition – researchers can give and receive feedback on abstracts and get recognition through a unique system of ‘credits for participation’ that enables their progress to be visible and recognized.

The Route To Easier Publishing

The publication of research papers provides the opportunity for researchers to share their knowledge, achieve recognition, success, and progress their academic career. EAI, through its unique partnership with Springer, supports this dissemination of knowledge through various
publications, including journals, books, and conference proceedings.

Conferences That Amplify Community

As well as successfully running over 200 conferences around the world EAI can use its
community platform to connect researchers with similar interests to conferences where they can share knowledge, network, and increase their profile, identify members with relevant
experience who can then take a role in an organizing committee or provide informed feedback on a paper for example.

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How AI is Transforming the Gaming Industry

sojykumari — Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:01:07 +0000

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is significantly transforming the gaming industry in several key areas:

Game Development: AI is being utilized to create more dynamic, responsive, and immersive game environments. For example, AI is helping developers design smarter non-playable characters (NPCs) that can adapt to player behavior, making the game world feel more alive and interactive. Wired

Procedural Content Generation: AI-driven algorithms are increasingly being used to generate game content, such as levels, maps, and entire game worlds, dynamically. This helps in creating endless variations and richer experiences for players, improving replayability. Wikipedia

Personalization: AI algorithms analyze players’ behavior and preferences, allowing for more personalized gaming experiences. This can include adjusting the difficulty level based on player skill, providing tailored content, and even customizing in-game narratives. World Metrics

Enhanced Graphics and Visuals: AI is used in enhancing game graphics. Technologies such as AI-driven image upscaling and real-time rendering optimization have made a significant impact on the visual quality of games, making them more realistic and detailed. Interesting Engineering

Game Testing and Quality Assurance: AI is used to automate testing and bug-fixing processes in game development, improving efficiency and reducing the time needed to test new games before release. Interesting Engineering

AI in Game Design: AI is playing a role in creating adaptive game mechanics that evolve based on player decisions. This creates a more engaging experience, as the game can learn from and react to how the player interacts with it. Interesting Engineering

Esports and AI: AI is also being used in esports for analytics, player performance tracking, and strategy optimization. It helps in understanding player behavior and predicting outcomes, both for improving gameplay and for better coaching. Interesting Engineering

In summary, AI is significantly changing gaming by making experiences more immersive, personalized, and adaptive while also optimizing the development and testing processes.

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