Sections
The conference will be held in a hybrid format – participants can attend in person or online.
The main in‑person venue is Novosibirsk.
Several sections (marked with the Moscow tag) will be held in Moscow.
Digital signal processing and radio system modeling
Chair - Maksim A. Stepanov, Dr.Sc., Associate Prof.
Co-chair - Andrei V. Nikulin, Cand.Sc., Associate Prof.
The principles and methodological bases of mathematical modeling of radio engineering systems, principles of mathematical models construction on the basis of the system approach to modeling and models classification are considered. The methods of construction of devices for generation, reception and processing of radio signals are considered.
Antennas and radio frequency devices
Chair - Vladimir P. Razinkin, Dr.Sc., Professor.
Co-chair - Dmitry I. Volkhin, Cand.Sc., Associate Prof.
Electromagnetic waves, their propagation in paths, transmission lines, microwave devices and media by means of various physical phenomena, effects and devices, including research, development and creation of antennas, microwave devices, materials and components, technologies for their production are considered.
Electrical engineering and circuitry
Chair - Sergey V. Brovanov, Dr.Sc., Associate Prof.
Co-chair - Alexei V. Udovichenko, Cand.Sc., Associate Prof.
Properties and characteristics of basic semiconductor elements, principles of operation, methods of creation and use of elementary functional units, which form the basis of modern electronic means (devices), are considered.
Electronic devices in industry, medicine, metrology
Chair - Yury V. Morozov, Ph.D, Associate Prof.
Co-chair - Anna S. Kazmina, PhD student, Assistant.
Devices for conversion of electromagnetic energy of one kind into electromagnetic energy of another kind through interaction of electrons (moving in vacuum, gas or semiconductor) with electromagnetic fields as well as devices for industry, medicine and metrology are considered.
Mechatronics, automation and control Moscow
Chair - Aleksey A. Kulik, Dr.Sc., Associate Prof.
Co-chair - Denis Kotin, Cand.Sc., Associate Prof.
The current methods and principles of the development of modern mechatronic and robotic devices, control systems for complex technical objects used in various fields of human activity are considered. The issues of developing methods and systems for automating technological processes are considered.
Automation and information systems
Chair - Galina A. Frantsuzova, Dr.Sc., Prof.
Co-chair - Viktor A. Trushin, Cand.Sc., Associate Prof.
The field of informatization, mechanism and technology, the effective means for processing, storage, search and presentation of information to the user is considered. Set of functional subsystems for collecting, inputting, processing, storing, searching and distributing information is considered.
Mathematical modeling and machine learning
Chair - Vladimir S. Timofeev, Dr.Sc., Associate Prof.
Co-chair - Ekaterina A. Khailenko, Cand.Sc., Associate Prof.
The rigor of mathematical reasoning and analytical mathematical methods is combined with modern computing capabilities and means of artificial intelligence to implement effective software solutions to solve urgent scientific and technological problems.
Subsection: Artificial Intelligence Technologies Moscow
Chair - Skvortsova Maria, Cand. Sc., Associate Prof.
Co-chair - Mikhail Hushchyn, Cand.Sc., Associate Prof.
The session focuses on modern machine learning methods and their applications, including deep neural networks, large language models, natural language processing, computer vision, and time series analysis. Particular attention is given to practical deployment issues: data quality, model interpretability, optimization for resource-constrained environments, and rigorous evaluation on real-world data.
Digital energy management
Chair - Anastasia G. Rusina, Dr.Sc., Associate Prof.
Co-chair - Pavel V. Matrenin, Cand.Sc., Associate Prof.
The power equipment monitoring, electrical network improvement, big data analytics for power industry, digital twins, smart grids, power system reliability, carbon footprint reduction technologies including hydrogen and renewable energy sources, are considered.
Management and analytics in the information technology environment Moscow
Chair - Alla E. Brom, Dr.Sc., Professor
Co-chair - Victoria A. Tretyakova, Cand. Sc., Associate Prof.
Modern concepts of production management, predictive analytics tools and digital modeling of the life cycle of industrial products and systems are considered.