International Conference on Brain Informatics (ICBI - 2026)

The International Conference on Brain Informatics (ICBI 2026) is an international academic and research conference organized by the Society for Engineering Research (SFER) and scheduled for 19 October 2026 in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The conference provides an international platform for academicians, scientists, professionals, practitioners, and researchers from different fields to exchange ideas, present research, discuss developments, and establish academic or professional connections in the area of brain informatics. SFER's official conference listing identifies the Mecca edition of ICBI for 19 October 2026. SFER describes ICBI as a global research platform intended to bring together participants from different domains. The conference is designed to provide opportunities for attendees to share their ideas and experiences with peers from different parts of the world. It also aims to facilitate the establishment of research and business relationships and create opportunities for international collaboration. The conference's broader focus is brain informatics, an interdisciplinary area that connects research concerning the brain with information-related and computational approaches. However, the available SFER page for ICBI does not provide a sufficiently detailed, Mecca-specific scientific program identifying particular sessions, technologies, neurological conditions, computational methods, or research themes. Consequently, these should not be entered as confirmed subtopics unless they are subsequently published by SFER. ICBI is also intended to encourage participants to examine current trends, achievements, solutions, and emerging fields within the conference's subject area. SFER states that bringing researchers and professionals together allows participants to compare developments across countries and research communities while encouraging cooperation in advancing knowledge. The conference further aims to narrow the gap between theoretical research and its practical applications. The event provides an opportunity for researchers to communicate their work to an international audience and to engage with participants from different research backgrounds. Through the exchange of ideas and experiences, ICBI seeks to support research networking and future collaboration. SFER specifically identifies international linkages and future research or business relationships as intended outcomes of the conference. The conference is therefore positioned as a forum for research dissemination, interdisciplinary discussion, knowledge exchange, professional networking, and international collaboration surrounding brain informatics.