ICCSIT 2025 - October 27-29, 2025 - Paris, France

The 18th International Conference on Computer Science and Information Technology (ICCSIT 2025) was successfully concluded in Paris, France, from October 27 to 29. Sponsored by University of Haute-Alsace, France, the hybrid event convened a global community of researchers, industry experts, and academics to explore groundbreaking advancements and address pressing challenges at the intersection of computing, AI, and their transformative applications.

Under the leadership of Conference Chairs Prof. Smain Femmam (University of Haute-Alsace, France) and Prof. Malleswara Talla (McGill University, Canada), the conference featured a rich program anchored by thought-provoking keynote speeches. Prof. Samson Lasaulce (Khalifa University, UAE) delved into the synergy between Large Language Models and optimization, while Prof. Stefano Secci (CNAM Paris, France) traced the evolution of resource allocation in networked systems. Prof. Samia Nefti-Meziani (University of Birmingham, UK) presented the ambitious EPSRC Manufacturing Research Hub RESCn-M2, aiming to revolutionize circular manufacturing through robotics and AI.

The intellectual discourse continued through a series of invited speeches and parallel sessions, both onsite and online. Attendees engaged with cutting-edge research across diverse domains. Highlights included discussions on automated heuristic design for electric vehicle routing using genetic programming, secure medical image transmission via chaotic encryption and autoencoders, and novel approaches to LLM pruning for efficiency. The conference also showcased significant work in applied AI, featuring presentations on AI-driven diagnostic frameworks, optimization of next-generation Wi-Fi networks with machine learning, and ethical considerations in healthcare automation.

By seamlessly blending onsite interactions in the historic city of Paris with a robust virtual component via Zoom, ICCSIT 2025 effectively facilitated international collaboration. The conference underscored the pivotal role of interdisciplinary research in harnessing computer science and artificial intelligence to drive sustainable development and innovation across academic, industrial, and societal spheres, setting the stage for future discoveries and collaborations in the field.

 Keynote & Invited Speakers 

Prof. Samson Lasaulce University of Khalifa University, UAE	Prof. Stefano Secci CNAM Paris, France
Prof. Samia Nefti-Meziani University of Birmingham, UK	Assoc. Prof. Marko Đurasević University of Zagreb, Croatia
Assoc. Prof. Mahdi Madani University Bourgogne Europe, France	Assoc. Prof. Maciej Kusy Rzeszow University of Technology, Poland
Dr. Amir Hajiyavand University of Birmingham, UK

 Best Presenters 

Online Session 1-Best Presenter: CW0040, Lauay Farah, Innopolis University, Russia Online Session 2-Best Presenter: CW0069, Tulkunova Navruza, Innopolis University, Russia Online Session 3-Best Presenter: CW0111, Archie Almojela Menisis, National University, Philippines Online Session 4-Best Presenter: CW2030, Rakesh More, Arthur J. Gallagher & Co., USA Online Session 5-Best Presenter: CW2032, Gerry Wolfe, Intificia, USA Onsite Session 3-Best Presenter: CW0125, Vasireddy Rithvik, PES University, India Onsite Session 4-Best Presenter: CW0032-A, Xingguo Zeng, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Onsite Session 5-Best Presenter: CW0135, Anh-Khoa Ngo-Ho, Capgemini Invent France, France