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Pune Hosts International Research Paper Conference

DY Patil College presents ICEC2NT-2026, a 2-day conference on tech innovations.

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City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Wed, 02 September 2026 at 12:57 pm
Pune Hosts International Research Paper Conference

The DY Patil College of Engineering, Akurdi, in Pune will host a two-day international research paper conference, ICEC2NT-2026, on September 3 and 4, 2026.

The conference, themed around Electronics, Computing, Communication and Networking Automation Technologies, will feature 250 research papers presented by students, faculty members, and researchers from across India and abroad.

Eminent dignitaries from different countries will attend the conference, including Dr Manish Bali, Senior Director and Head, Semiconductor and AI CoE, UST Global, Bengaluru, and Mayur Koulavkar, Head, India Operations, Tenstorrent Inc., Bengaluru.

The keynote speakers include Prof Bhuvan Unhelkar, Professor, University of South Florida, USA; Prof Ezendu Ariwa, Professor, University of Wales, United Kingdom; Ashish Shah, Director R&D, IGT-Mobile Surgery, Philips India Ltd., Pune; Dr Faruk Kazi, Professor, VJTI, Mumbai and Director R&D, University of Mumbai; Dr Amar Buchade, Chair, IEEE Pune Section; and Trustee Tejas Patil.

The conference aims to facilitate the exchange of new ideas, research, and knowledge in the field of technology. Campus Director Rear Admiral Amit Vikram (Retd.) believes that the conference will particularly benefit students of core branches such as Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering through exposure to applications of computer and IT branches.

The conference is being organised by a team led by Dr P Malathi, Dr B B Musmade, Dr Rutuja Deshmukh, and Dr Preeti Patil, with guidance from Chairman of DY Patil Akurdi Campus Satej Patil, Trustee of Dr DY Patil Pratishthan Tejas Patil, Sneha Tejas Patil, and Director of DY Patil Educational Complex Rear Admiral Amit Vikram (Retd.).

The presence of distinguished guests from various countries will provide a unique opportunity for the exchange of ideas and knowledge. The conference will be a significant event in the field of technology, providing a platform for researchers and students to showcase their work.

The conference is expected to have a significant impact on the field of technology, particularly in the areas of electronics, computing, and communication. It will provide a platform for the exchange of ideas, research, and knowledge, and will be a valuable opportunity for students, researchers, and industry professionals to learn from each other.

In conclusion, the ICEC2NT-2026 conference at DY Patil College of Engineering, Akurdi, is a significant event that will bring together researchers, students, and industry professionals from across the globe to share their knowledge and ideas in the field of technology.

Frequently asked questions

What is the theme of the ICEC2NT-2026 conference?

The theme of the conference is Electronics, Computing, Communication and Networking Automation Technologies.

Who are the keynote speakers at the conference?

The keynote speakers include Prof Bhuvan Unhelkar, Prof Ezendu Ariwa, Ashish Shah, Dr Faruk Kazi, Dr Amar Buchade, and Trustee Tejas Patil.

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