ETLTC 2027
The 9th International Conference on Emerging Technologies for Learning, Technology, and Computational Physical Sciences (ETLTC2027)
JANUARY 25-30, 2027
THE UNIVERSITY OF AIZU, AIZUWAKAMATSU-SHI, JAPAN
ETLTC2027 January Edition
The 9th International Conference on Emerging Technologies for Learning, Technology, and Computational Physical Sciences (ETLTC2027)
JANUARY 25-30, 2027
THE UNIVERSITY OF AIZU, AIZUWAKAMATSU-SHI, JAPAN
ETLTC & ACM CHAPTER ON ELEARNING AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION PRESENTS
ETLTC2027 is co-hosted with ETLTC-ETSS2027, ETLTC-ICES2027 & ETLTC-ICAIH2027
ETLTC2027 will be open for both online and onsite participation.
January 25 will be mainly online with an on-site pre-conference workshop; 26-28 will be on-site; and 29-30 will be exclusively online. However, all presentations, regardless of date, will be streamed online via Zoom.
The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft, and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.
ONE SINGLE REGISTRATION FOR ATTENDEES CAN ALLOW PARTICIPANTS ACCESS TO ALL 4 CONFERENCES CO-HOSTED ON CAMPUS FROM JANUARY 25-30, 2027
Websites: Co-hosted Conferences by ETLTC - January 25-30, 2027
ETLTC2027 - Multidisciplinary Conference on All Aspects of Emerging Technologies for Learning, Technology, and Computational Physical Sciences: https://www.interconf-etltc.net/
ETLTC-ICES2027 - Multidisciplinary Conference on All Aspects of Technology and Education: https://www.etltc-ices.net/
ETLTC-ICAIH2027 - Multidisciplinary Conference on All Aspects of Artificial Intelligence: https://www.icaih-etltc.org/
ETLTC-ETSS2027 - Multidisciplinary Conference on All Aspects of Emerging Technologies and Smart Environments: https://www.etltc-etss.info/
FEATURED THEMES:
ETLTC2027 serves as an interdisciplinary forum dedicated to advancing Emerging Technologies for Learning, Technology, and Computational Physical Sciences. The conference brings together researchers, scientists, engineers, educators, industry professionals, and policymakers to explore how emerging technologies are transforming scientific research, engineering practice, and technology-enhanced learning.
The conference particularly welcomes contributions that apply computational methods, artificial intelligence, machine learning, scientific computing, modelling and simulation, digital twins, high-performance computing, and data-driven technologies to address challenges in the physical sciences, engineering, and related technological domains. Research that demonstrates the integration of innovative technologies with scientific discovery, industrial applications, sustainability, and advanced learning environments is especially encouraged.
By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration across computational physical sciences, engineering, emerging technologies, and learning systems, ETLTC2027 aims to accelerate innovation, promote scientific excellence, and support the development of intelligent solutions that address contemporary global challenges and shape the future of science and technology.
Welcome to the 9th International Conference on Emerging Technologies for Learning, Technology, and Computational Physical Sciences (ETLTC2027).
ETLTC2027 provides an international forum for researchers, educators, scientists, engineers, industry professionals, policymakers, and students to exchange innovative ideas and research findings at the intersection of information and communication technologies (ICT), technical education, engineering, and the applied physical sciences. As technological innovation continues to reshape scientific discovery, industrial practice, and educational systems, the conference seeks to foster interdisciplinary collaboration that bridges theory, research, and real-world applications.
The conference welcomes original research, case studies, technological innovations, and educational practices that demonstrate how digital technologies—including artificial intelligence, data science, simulation, automation, the Internet of Things, and advanced computing—are transforming technical education and accelerating advances across the applied physical sciences. ETLTC2027 encourages contributions that promote sustainable development, scientific excellence, innovation, and international cooperation while addressing emerging global challenges.
We warmly invite participants from academia, industry, government, and research institutions worldwide to share their expertise, establish new collaborations, and contribute to meaningful discussions that will shape the future of technology-enabled education and scientific research.
We look forward to welcoming you to ETLTC2027 and to an inspiring exchange of ideas that advances knowledge across technical education and the applied physical sciences.
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Ziegler
Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Mr. Ravi Teja Reddy Mandala
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, USA
Mr. Rahul Autade
Payments Implementation, 3Itek
Pittsburgh, USA
Prof. Dr. Peter Ilic
University of Aizu, Japan
Prof. Dr. Evgeny Physhkin
University of Aizu, Japan
Shuaib Ahmed
DevSecOps Engineer | PhD Researcher, Applied AI
Based on the scope and quality of submission:
All papers will be considered for the AIP Conference Proceedings (Scopus-indexed with an H-index of 80+)
All papers will be considered for the Engineering Proceedings (MDPI) (Scopus-indexed with an H-index of 12+)
All papers will be considered for other reputed proceedings journals, including Atlantis Press Conference Proceedings or equivalent indexed outlets, subject to confirmation of publication arrangements.
Disclaimer:
Please check the scope of the journal before submission.
MDPI Engineering Proceedings
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/engproc/about
AIP Proceedings
https://pubs.aip.org/aip/acp/pages/about
To ensure appropriate indexing, visibility, and disciplinary alignment, accepted papers will be assigned to publication outlets based on their primary scholarly contribution, methodological focus, and compatibility with the scope of the selected proceedings publisher.
Physical Sciences, Engineering, and Computational Research
Papers that make substantive contributions to the physical sciences, engineering, or computational scientific research will be considered for publication in AIP Conference Proceedings, subject to publisher requirements, editorial review, and final acceptance. Suitable submissions include original research involving experimental investigations, theoretical analyses, scientific modeling, numerical methods, simulation, computational physics, computational chemistry, materials science, applied mathematics, energy systems, instrumentation, scientific computing, and engineering applications. Research employing artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analytics, or digital technologies is welcome when these methods are applied to advancing scientific understanding or solving engineering and physical science problems.
Engineering Systems and Technological Innovation
Papers whose principal contribution lies in engineering innovation, technological development, intelligent systems, industrial applications, automation, robotics, digital manufacturing, cyber-physical systems, embedded technologies, or other engineering-oriented research may be considered for publication in MDPI Engineering Proceedings, provided that the work demonstrates a clear scientific or engineering contribution and satisfies the publisher's scope and editorial requirements.
Technology Applications in Education, Society, and Professional Practice
Papers focusing primarily on education, business, management, law, public policy, social sciences, healthcare management, or other professional disciplines—where technology serves principally as an application or implementation context rather than contributing new scientific or engineering knowledge—may be considered for publication SUBJECT TO ADEQUATE REVISION AND REALIGNMENT OF CONTENT. Such papers generally fall outside the core publication scope of AIP Conference Proceedings.
Computing and Information Technology Research
Papers whose primary contribution is in standalone computer science disciplines—including software engineering, cybersecurity, databases, networking, information systems, human-computer interaction, user experience, or general artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithm development without a demonstrable physical science or engineering application—may be considered for MDPI Engineering Proceedings ONLY unless they are explicitly integrated with research in the physical sciences or engineering.
The Technical Program Committee will evaluate each accepted paper for its disciplinary alignment and may recommend an alternative publication outlet where this better reflects the paper's scholarly contribution. Final publication decisions remain subject to the editorial policies and acceptance criteria of the respective proceedings publisher.
Final publication placement will be determined by the Conference Editorial Committee based on the paper's thematic alignment, scholarly contribution, methodological rigor, and compliance with the requirements of the selected proceedings venue.
All camera-ready submissions will undergo a final scope and quality assessment by the ETLTC Review Committee. If a submission is found to require substantial revisions to meet the scope, formatting, or publication standards of the intended proceedings venue, the paper may be referred to the ETLTC Comprehensive Review Committee for additional editorial guidance and mentoring.
Where extensive editorial support, restructuring, retrofitting, or publication mentoring is required, an additional review and mentoring fee of $70-$100 may be charged. Any such fees will be communicated to the authors in advance and will be determined based on the extent of the assistance required.
Papers that are otherwise accepted by the conference committee for presentation but rejected after scope assessment may be considered for the "revise and resubmit" category.
Extended Abstract (500-800 words approx.) OR Full Paper Submission
IST DEADLINE: 20th November 2026 (Preferred for attendees who intend to travel to Japan for the conference) - We will NOT be able to accommodate any request for a visa invitation letter after 25th November. Please submit your paper accordingly. We need a minimum of 7-8 days to complete the review process.
2ND DEADLINE: 22nd December 2026 (Regular FINAL deadline for virtual and local presenters)
Acceptance/Rejection Notification (1st Deadline): 19th December 2026
Acceptance/Rejection Notification (2nd Deadline): 19th December 2026
FINAL Registration Deadline: 12th January 2027
Short abstracts will NOT be accepted for review
Full papers are preferred for the first submission if the camera-ready version is to be considered for Scopus-indexed publication.
Presenters may be notified of the decision to accept/reject as soon as the review process is completed.
If you need a few extra days beyond the deadline to submit your abstract, please contact the editor promptly.
Conference: 25-30 January 2027
Full Paper Submission (Camera Ready):
1st March 2027 (To be considered for AIP & MDPI Scopus-indexed proceedings)
(some extension possible, if required)
NOTE: Based on the publisher requirements, camera-ready versions for several selected papers from the conference will have to be made available within a week of the end of the conference in a specific format/template to be decided later. Selected authors will be contacted by the conference organizers at a later date.
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