Applicants should have a clearly defined research topic and preliminary results and contributions (length: 4 to 6 pages in IEEE format, including all figures, tables, and references).
The IEEE Computational Intelligence Society (CIS) Tunisia Chapter invites undergraduate and graduate students, young professionals, researchers, and academics to participate in the inaugural IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Tunisia Annual Congress (CISTAC 1.0).
The congress provides a dedicated forum for presenting ongoing research, receiving constructive feedback from senior researchers and peers, and establishing professional connections within the computational intelligence community. The consortium seeks to support emerging researchers in advancing the future of cognitive and intelligent technologies.
Highlights of CISTAC 1.0
- Distinguished Lecturer Sessions and Keynote Talks
- Certification Sessions
- Technical and Professional Development Workshops
- Industry Roundtables and Exhibition Booths
- Technical Challenge and Pitching Competitions
- Networking, Experience Sharing, and Community Activities
- Paper and Poster Presentations




