7-10
December 2026
The International Conference on Microelectronics has already been held numerous times in different countries across the MiddleEast, Southern Europe, and Asia for the past 37 years. The 38th edition of the conference will take place in Malaysia. ICM 2026 will include oral, poster sessions and tutorials given by experts on state-of-the-art topics. The regular technical program will run for three days. In addition, tutorial sessions will be held on the first day of the conference.
September
2026
Full Paper Submission
October
2026
Paper’s Notification
November
2026
Camera Ready
September
2026
Submission of Special Sessions Proposals
September
2023
Submission of Tutorials Proposals
September
2026
Notification of Tutorials Proposals Acceptance
September
2026
Notification of Special Sessions Proposals Acceptance
Artificial Intelligence & Deep Learning
Education in Circuits and Systems
Internet of Things
Intelligent Video Analytics and Vision Systems
Storage Class Memories and Computational Storage
Brain: Innovative NeuroTechnologies
Green and Sustainable Computing and Systems
Analog and Mixed Signal Circuits and Systemsing
Power and Energy Circuits and Systems
Artificial Intelligence & Deep Learning
Education in Circuits and Systems
Internet of Things
Intelligent Video Analytics and Vision Systems
Storage Class Memories and Computational Storage
Brain: Innovative NeuroTechnologies
Green and Sustainable Computing and Systems
Analog and Mixed Signal Circuits and Systemsing
Power and Energy Circuits and Systems
ICM 2026 is a prestigious conference that brings together researchers, engineers, and practitioners from around the world to exchange knowledge, ideas, and experiences in the field of circuits and systems. The conference aims to achieve the following learning objectives:
Provide participants with a comprehensive overview of the latest advances in circuits and systems research, development, and applications.
Foster a culture of innovation, creativity, and collaboration in the circuits and systems community.
Promote the exchange of ideas and experiences between researchers, practitioners, and industry experts.
Offer participants opportunities to present their own research and receive feedback from peers and experts.
Enhance participants' knowledge, skills, and abilities in circuits and systems engineering, design, and analysis.
Encourage the adoption of new techniques, technologies, and methodologies in the field.
Foster interdisciplinary collaboration between circuits and systems researchers and practitioners in related fields such as computer science, electrical engineering, and biomedical engineering.
Promote the dissemination of knowledge and research findings to the wider circuits and systems community, including academia, industry, and government.
Overall, the learning objectives of the ICM 2023 aim to promote excellence in circuits and systems research, foster collaboration and innovation, and advance the state-of-the-art in the field.
ICM 2026 is a highly technical conference that focuses on the latest developments in circuits and systems research. As such, the conference is primarily aimed at researchers, academics, engineers, and professionals in the field of circuits and systems.
Researchers and scientists working in the fields of circuits and systems.
Electrical and computer engineers who are interested in the design and analysis of circuits and systems.
Students pursuing degrees in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or related fields who want to learn about the latest research in the field.
Industry professionals who are involved in the development of circuits and systems for a variety of applications, such as communications, signal processing, control systems, and biomedical engineering.
Entrepreneurs and start-up companies who are interested in the commercial applications of circuits and systems.
Overall, the conference is designed to provide a forum for experts to present their latest research, share their insights and experiences, and learn about new and emerging trends in the field of circuits and systems.
Malaysia takes its name from the Malay people and their ancient homeland, and its story is shaped by centuries of trade, migration and cultural exchange. From early river settlements and spice ports that drew merchants from across Asia, the country has grown into a vibrant, modern nation spanning the Malay Peninsula and the island of Borneo. Today, Malaysia blends deep-rooted traditions with forward-looking cities: soaring skylines in Kuala Lumpur, historic streets in Melaka and George Town, misty highlands, ancient rainforests, and some of Southeast Asia’s most beautiful beaches. Rich culture and heritage sit alongside incredible food, diverse wildlife, island adventures, luxury escapes, lively markets and a famously warm, welcoming spirit that makes visitors feel instantly at home.
