Three-day academic and industrial conference in Lisbon, 9-11 November, on computational intelligence, machine learning, evolutionary computation, trustworthy AI and AI applications. Organised by the MECO consortium (Babes-Bolyai University, Politehnica Bucharest, Technical University Cluj-Napoca, UNINOVA). Proceedings in Springer CCIS, indexed by SCOPUS.
InnoComp 2026 is a three-day academic conference in Lisbon, running 9-11 November, on computational intelligence and machine learning. It is organised by the MECO consortium, which brings together Babes-Bolyai University, Politehnica Bucharest, the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca and UNINOVA. The programme spans machine learning, evolutionary computation, neural networks, natural language processing, computer vision and trustworthy AI. Accepted papers are published in the Springer Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS) series, indexed by SCOPUS and INSPEC. The specific Lisbon venue had not been announced as of the verification date.
InnoComp sits at the intersection of computational intelligence research and applied AI. The call for papers, open via the METEOR platform, invites work across machine learning, evolutionary computation, neural networks, natural language processing, computer vision, trustworthy AI, the Internet of Things, data privacy and reinforcement learning. The conference is structured around peer-reviewed paper presentations rather than vendor sessions, and it serves as a publication venue with indexed proceedings.
Accepted and presented papers are published in the Springer Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS) series. The proceedings are indexed by SCOPUS and INSPEC. Submissions are handled through the METEOR platform, where the call for papers was open as of the verification date.
InnoComp is organised by the MECO consortium, a partnership of Babes-Bolyai University, Politehnica Bucharest, the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca and UNINOVA.
Accepted papers appear in the Springer CCIS series, indexed by SCOPUS and INSPEC. Submissions run through the METEOR platform.
Standard early bird registration (until 31 July) is 400 euros, rising to 500 euros for late registration. Students and programme committee members pay 350 euros early bird and 450 euros late.
InnoComp 2026 is held in Lisbon, Portugal. The specific venue had not been announced as of the verification date and should be confirmed through the conference channels closer to November 2026.
The MECO consortium organises InnoComp as an academic and industrial conference. Its member institutions are Babes-Bolyai University, Politehnica Bucharest, the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca and UNINOVA. The consortium handles peer review and coordinates the Springer CCIS proceedings.
InnoComp is Lisbon's three-day academic AI and computational intelligence conference: researchers, PhD students and industry professionals at the intersection of machine learning, evolutionary computation and trustworthy AI, with proceedings in Springer CCIS.
Standard registration is 400 euros early bird (until 31 July) and 500 euros late. Students and programme committee members pay 350 euros early bird and 450 euros late. Registration and submission are handled through the METEOR platform, where the call for papers was open as of the verification date.
Lisbon is served by Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS), connected to the city by metro and road. The specific conference venue had not been announced as of the verification date.
Yes. The call for papers was open via the METEOR platform as of the verification date.
Yes. The Springer CCIS proceedings are indexed by SCOPUS and INSPEC.
| Official website | not publicly disclosed as of verification |
| Submissions | METEOR platform |
| Proceedings | Springer CCIS (SCOPUS, INSPEC) |