UNM's ICITRI 2026 conference sees 79 articles accepted from 11 countries

Universitas Nusa Mandiri (UNM), recognized as a Digital Business Campus, is expanding its international academic reach through the International Conference on Information Technology Research and Innovation (ICITRI) 2026. The university has announced that 79 scientific articles have been accepted for the conference, following a rigorous selection process. These papers will proceed to the presentation stage.

The accepted articles come from researchers representing 11 countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Morocco, Libya, France, Germany, Taiwan, India, and Japan. These submissions originate from a total of 89 affiliations, encompassing universities, research institutions, and other academic bodies. This broad participation underscores ICITRI's growing role as a global platform for academics, researchers, practitioners, and students.

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We really appreciate the enthusiasm of researchers from various countries who have entrusted ICITRI 2026 as a forum for publishing and disseminating their research results.

ICITRI 2026 aims to facilitate the exchange of ideas, research findings, and innovations in information technology. Participants will have opportunities to present their work, build international collaborative networks, and discuss the latest technological advancements relevant to societal and industrial needs. The range of topics covered includes algorithm development, artificial intelligence, data science, cybersecurity, and information systems, with a focus on practical solutions to real-world problems.

Andi Saryoko, Chairman of UNM's Institute for Research and Community Service (LPPM), expressed pride in the increasing international participation. He stated that the growing number of international attendees and affiliations is a motivating factor for UNM to continue hosting high-quality scientific conferences. Saryoko highlighted that ICITRI is evolving into a significant international forum that fosters diverse perspectives and strengthens cross-border collaboration, ultimately driving innovation with tangible societal impact. UNM remains committed to promoting a strong research culture and expanding its global academic network.

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We hope that ICITRI can continue to be a forum for academics and researchers to share knowledge and collaborate.