Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Multidisciplinary conference spanning technology, health sciences, social innovation and engineering research
- Hybrid format with in-person attendance in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and virtual participation options
- Publication opportunities in indexed journals and conference proceedings
- 14 CPD hours available for professional development
- Designed for researchers, academics, graduate students and industry professionals
About the Conference
The 2nd International Conference on Emerging Trends in Multidisciplinary Research (ICETMR) brings together researchers, academics and industry professionals working across traditionally separate disciplines. The conference operates in a hybrid format, allowing both in-person attendance in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and virtual participation for international delegates.
The programme includes keynote speeches, panel discussions, workshops and networking sessions. Organizing partners include SKSU, ST, REI, PCERP and BSU. Participants can earn 14 CPD hours, and the conference offers publication pathways through indexed journals and proceedings.
Research Tracks and Subject Areas
ICETMR covers four primary research tracks that reflect its interdisciplinary scope:
- Technology and Artificial Intelligence: Sessions address artificial intelligence, machine learning and emerging technology applications
- Health and Life Sciences: Coverage includes biotechnology, medical sciences and healthcare solutions
- Social Innovation: Topics span social sciences, education and community development
- Engineering and Interdisciplinary Studies: Research that bridges traditional engineering disciplines with other fields
The conference emphasizes connections between these domains rather than treating them in isolation, focusing on how cross-disciplinary approaches can address complex problems that single-field research cannot solve independently.
Who Should Attend
ICETMR targets several professional and academic groups:
- University researchers, professors and scholars from research institutions
- Graduate students and early-career researchers seeking publication and networking opportunities
- R&D managers and industry professionals working in technology, healthcare or social sectors
- Policy advisors and decision-makers interested in research-informed approaches
Relevant organizations include universities, research institutes, technology companies, healthcare organizations and NGOs. The conference serves professionals in R&D, innovation, academic faculties, policy development, technology and healthcare departments.