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Bahria University Data Science Machine Learning And Business Intelligence Conference 2026 In Lahore

  • March 25, 2026
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Bahria University is set to host the 2026 International Conference on Data Science, Machine Learning, and Business Intelligence, bringing together researchers and industry professionals to discuss advancements in artificial intelligence and data driven technologies. The conference, known as DataSciMI 2026, will take place at the university’s Lahore campus in Johar Town from March 26 to March 28, 2026, and is expected to attract participants from both local and international institutions.

The event is designed as a platform for knowledge exchange across multiple domains within computing and data science. It will focus on the integration of artificial intelligence, computational intelligence, and business intelligence, highlighting their growing role in transforming industries. Participants will include academics, researchers, and professionals who will present their work and share insights into emerging trends and practical applications. The conference also aims to foster collaboration between universities and industry stakeholders, supporting innovation and research development within Pakistan’s technology ecosystem.

A wide range of topics will be covered during the conference, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of modern computing. These include machine learning, neural networks, natural language processing, computer vision, big data analytics, and cloud based intelligence systems. The programme is structured to include keynote sessions, technical paper presentations, and discussions that explore both theoretical advancements and real world applications of these technologies. By addressing diverse subject areas, the conference provides a comprehensive view of current developments in data science and related fields.

The conference follows a structured academic process, with research papers submitted through a formal review system and evaluated for quality and relevance. Accepted papers are expected to be presented during the event, with selected contributions potentially considered for inclusion in recognized publication platforms. Registration is open to both local and international participants, with different fee categories based on participation type. As Pakistan continues to expand its focus on digital transformation and advanced technologies, events such as DataSciMI 2026 play an important role in promoting research, collaboration, and skill development within the country’s growing technology sector.

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