TOPICS

The conference welcomes papers addressing a variety of data-intensive biological and medical research challenges, with a focus on developing novel methodologies to advance biomedical science discovery, including but not limited to:

• Machine learning and AI applications in biomedical research

• Multi-omics data integration and analysis

• Medical imaging and computer vision in healthcare

• Natural language processing for clinical and biomedical texts

• Explainable AI and trustworthy machine learning in medicine

• Computational modeling of biological systems

• Wearable and sensor-based health data analytics

• Privacy-preserving techniques for biomedical data

• Digital health and personalized medicine

• Drug discovery and biomarker identification through data science

• Network science tools in biomedical research

• Causal inference in biomedical research

• Biostatistical approaches for biomedical data analysis

We invite submissions for the Biomedical Data Science Conference in three presentation formats:

• Regular Talk – Full-length presentation. 

• Lightning Talk – Short, focused presentation

• Poster – Visual presentation and discussion

During submission, authors can indicate their preferred format(s), but final acceptance and presentation type will be determined by the program committee based on availability and fit.

We kindly ask that abstracts be submitted on the abstract submission page by April 20, 2026. Each author may present a maximum of two abstracts; however, there are no restrictions on co-authorship or the total number of abstracts submitted. All abstracts must be submitted in English. Please do not submit duplicate copies of the same abstract. All abstracts will be forwarded to the Scientific Program Committee for review.

After the review by the Scientific Program Committee, the authors will be notified of the results by April 25, 2026.

If an abstract is accepted, the presenter must register and pay the registration fee by May 20, 2026, for the abstract to be included in the conference program. For the payment details, scroll down to the next section or check the REGISTRATION page.

ABSTRACT REQUIREMENTS

Since abstracts will be published in the Conference Final Program and Abstract Book (with ISBN), authors are requested to adhere to the following guidelines:

Language: English

Abstract word limit: 400 words (excluding authors' names and affiliations)

The abstract should be structured and divided into the following sections:

• Introduction

• Objectives

• Methods

• Results

• Conclusion

The text may include references, provided the total word count does not exceed the 400-word limit mentioned above.