Knowledge University to Co-Organize ICRIC2023, President to Deliver Keynote Address | Knowledge University

Knowledge University is set to play a pivotal role as an Academic Collaborator and Co-Organizer in the upcoming "International Conference on Recent Innovations in Computing - ICRIC2023." This much-anticipated event will take place on October 26th and 27th, 2023, at the Central University of Jammu, nestled in the serene landscapes of Jammu & Kashmir, India.

ICRIC2023 marks the sixth edition of the International Conference on Recent Innovations in Computing (ICRIC), an annual conference that has been a prominent fixture since its inception in 2018. For this version, Knowledge University is all set to participate as an Academic Collaborator and Co-Organizer. Hosted by the Department of Computer Science & Information Technology at Central University of Jammu, this conference has consistently provided a robust platform for Computer Science researchers from India and abroad to convene, exchange ground-breaking research findings, and share innovative ideas centered around the foundations and applications of recent innovations in computing.

One of the highlights of ICRIC2023 will be the keynote address delivered by the President of Knowledge University, Associate Professor Dr. Kayhan Zrar Ghafoor who is widely recognized for his expertise and contributions to the field of Computer Science. His insights promise to enrich the conference and inspire attendees.

ICRIC conferences have garnered a reputation for their commitment to advancing cutting-edge research in the realm of computing. With the support of Springer LNEE (Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering), ICRIC2023 is poised to continue this tradition by providing a dynamic platform for researchers to showcase their work, fostering cross-border collaborations, and nurturing the growth of the global computing community.

As the countdown to ICRIC2023 begins, Knowledge University looks forward to contributing to this intellectually stimulating and collaborative event, which is set to be a milestone in the world of computer science research.