AI & Machine Learning
The core science — from foundational models to learning that runs at the edge.
- Deep learning
- NLP
- Computer vision
- Reinforcement learning
- Generative models
- Explainable AI
- Edge AI
International Conference
Where researchers, engineers and students gather to advance the frontier of machine learning, networks, IoT and signal processing — and the systems that connect them.
About the conference
ICMLANT brings the machine-learning and networking communities together for two days of peer-reviewed research, keynotes and exchange in San Salvador.
Now in its seventh edition, the International Conference on Machine Learning and Applied Network Technologies is a forum for original work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and the networks that carry it — from deep learning and signal processing to the Internet of Things and next-generation communications.
Accepted papers are peer-reviewed and prepared in the IEEE Conference Proceedings format. The conference is organized by the STEAM Robotics Academy with the technical support of the IEEE El Salvador Section, drawing authors and speakers from more than twenty countries.
Tracks & topics of interest
Original contributions are welcome across the full breadth of machine learning and applied network technologies — including, but not limited to, the areas below.
The core science — from foundational models to learning that runs at the edge.
The infrastructure of connection — architectures, protocols and security.
Intelligence at the sensor — connected devices and the systems around them.
Extracting meaning from data streams across every modality.
Keynote speakers
Two days of keynotes and technical sessions led by researchers and practitioners from across the ML and networking community.

Keynote · Conference Chair
IEEE Senior Member & IEEE Eta Kappa Nu · STEAM Robotics Academy. Research in robotics, control and applied machine learning.

Keynote Speaker
Researcher in machine learning, network security and intelligent systems, joining ICMLANT 2026 as an invited keynote.
More speakers to be announced.
Important dates & submission
All deadlines are firm. Submit early through Microsoft CMT to allow time for the peer-review process.
Registration
Every accepted paper requires at least one author registration by November 20, 2026. The early-bird rate applies through that deadline; the late rate applies afterwards.
| Registration category | Early-bird | Late |
|---|---|---|
| IEEE Member — AuthorOne accepted paper | $100 | $120 |
| Non-Member — AuthorOne accepted paper | $120 | $150 |
| Additional paperSame presenting author | $80 | $100 |
| Student / General AttendeeNon-author | Free | Free |
All fees in USD. One registration covers one accepted paper. Fees are non-refundable and must be paid before the deadline for the paper to appear in the proceedings. Payment details are published on the official conference channels.

Host city
Past editions & proceedings
Since 2020, ICMLANT proceedings have been published in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library. Follow the conference year by year — from its first virtual edition to San Salvador.
IEEE Hyderabad & IEEE El Salvador Sections
Universidad Don Bosco · Universidad Panamericana · IEEE El Salvador Section
Universidad Don Bosco · IEEE El Salvador Section
Universidad Don Bosco · IEEE El Salvador Section
IEEE El Salvador Section
Universidad Don Bosco · IEEE El Salvador Section
Records: ICMLANT 2020 (#50963) · 2021 (#53170) · 2022 (#56191) · 2023 (#59547) · 2024 (DOI 10.1109/ICMLANT63295.2024). ICMLANT 2026 proceedings will likewise be submitted to IEEE Xplore.
Organized & supported by
ICMLANT 2026 is organized by the STEAM Robotics Academy with the technical support of IEEE, bringing together the region's research and engineering community.
Join us in San Salvador
Submit your work before October 12, or register to attend two days at the frontier of machine learning and network technology.