Aims and Scope

At the International Conference on Digital Innovation, renowned experts in the domain will deliver keynote speeches to share their thoughts and forecasts on the forthcoming advancements in digital innovation. The event will also host panel discussions and paper presentations on several focal points. ICDI aims to cover an extensive array of subjects and challenges, encompassing but not restricted to the following topics.

Scope 1 : E-Science & Engineering

E-Science and Engineering refer to the use of advanced computing and communication technologies to support scientific research and collaboration. E-Science aims to facilitate the sharing of data, knowledge, and resources among researchers and institutions around the world. It involves the use of high-performance computing, advanced data storage and management, and network infrastructure to enable large-scale data analysis, modeling, and simulation. It also involves the development of digital tools and platforms for sharing data, collaborating on research, and disseminating scientific findings.

• High-performance computing and its applications in scientific research
• Big data analytics and machine learning in data-driven science
• The role of virtual and augmented reality in engineering design and simulation
• Cyberinfrastructure and its role in enabling collaborative scientific research
• The use of drones and other autonomous vehicles in scientific research and exploration
• Digital twins and their applications in engineering and industrial processes
• The use of sensors and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies in scientific research and monitoring
• Quantum computing and its potential impact on scientific research and engineering design
• The ethics of emerging technologies in science and engineering, such as gene editing and artificial intelligence.
• All relevant themes

 Scope 2 : E-Health & Biology

E-Health refers to the use of digital technologies and electronic communication tools in healthcare. It encompasses a wide range of applications and services, such as electronic medical records, telemedicine, health information exchange, mobile health, and wearable devices. The goal of e-health is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare delivery, as well as to enhance the patient experience and outcomes. E-health technologies can help healthcare providers to access and share patient data more easily, collaborate with colleagues across different locations, and monitor patients remotely. Patients can also use e-health tools to manage their own health, access health information, and communicate with their healthcare providers more easily.

• Artificial intelligence in healthcare for clinical decision-making and diagnostics
• The integration biology in the development of new biomedical technologies
• Telemedicine and its applications in remote healthcare
• Electronic health records and their impact on patient care
• Wearable devices and mobile health applications for self-monitoring
• Big data analytics in healthcare for population health management
• Cybersecurity in e-health systems to protect patient data.
• Blockchain technology and its potential for secure health data sharing
• Virtual reality and its potential applications in healthcare
• Health information exchange and interoperability between healthcare systems
• Patient engagement and empowerment through e-health tools.
• All relevant themes

Scope 3 : E-Arts & E-Humanities 

E-Arts refers to the use of digital technology and electronic media in artistic expression and creation. E-Arts encompasses a broad range of artistic disciplines, including digital music, film, animation, graphic design, and interactive media. E-Arts allows artists to create and distribute their work in new and innovative ways, using digital tools and platforms to reach broader audiences and collaborate with other artists around the world. It also enables new forms of artistic expression, such as virtual and augmented reality experiences, and allows for the integration of traditional artistic mediums with digital technologies.

E-Humanities refers to the use of digital technology and computational methods in the study and analysis of human culture and history. E-Humanities involves the use of digital tools and platforms to digitize and analyze cultural artifacts, such as texts, images, and sound recordings, and to explore new ways of understanding and interpreting human culture and history.

E-Arts and E-Humanities represent exciting new frontiers in artistic expression and scholarly research, allowing artists and scholars to leverage the power of digital technology and electronic media to push the boundaries of their respective fields.

• The use of virtual and augmented reality in artistic expression and cultural heritage preservation
• Digital storytelling and its impact on journalism and media
• The use of social media in political communication and activism
• The role of artificial intelligence in artistic creation and interpretation
• Digital humanities and the study of language and literature
• The use of digital tools and platforms in music production and performance
• Online exhibitions and their potential to expand public access to art and cultural artifacts
• The use of 3D scanning and printing in archaeology and cultural heritage preservation
• Digital game studies and the analysis of video game culture and aesthetics
• Online education and its impact on the future of learning and pedagogy in the humanities.
• All relevant themes

Scope 4 : E-Economy

E-Economy is the use of digital technologies and electronic communication to facilitate economic activity and transactions. The E-Economy encompasses a broad range of activities, including e-commerce, online banking, digital payments, and other digital financial services. The E-Economy has enabled new business models and revenue streams, such as subscription-based services, online marketplaces, and sharing economy platforms. It has also facilitated the growth of new industries, such as fintech and digital advertising. Overall, the E-Economy has the potential to drive innovation, productivity, and economic growth, but it also presents challenges related to privacy, security, and the digital divide.

• E-commerce and the future of online retail
• Cryptocurrencies and their impact on the traditional financial system
• The rise of digital payments and mobile banking
• The sharing economy and peer-to-peer platforms
• Big data and its impact on business strategy and decision-making
• The role of artificial intelligence in the future of work and employment
• Cybersecurity and the challenges of protecting online transactions and data
• The impact of social media on consumer behavior and marketing strategies
• Cloud computing and its role in enabling remote work and collaboration
• The digital divide and the challenge of providing equitable access to digital technologies and services.
• All relevant themes