The 2026 International Conference on Communication, Sensing and Intelligent Computing (CSIC 2026) has come to a successful conclusion in Guilin, China, from August 14 to 16, 2026.
Hosted as a hybrid conference with both in person and online sessions, CSIC 2026 offered flexible attendance options for participants and fostered academic exchange and collaboration within the fields of communication, sensing and intelligent computing. With keynote speeches and oral presentation sessions, the event gathered experts and researchers from universities and research institutions worldwide.
We extend our sincere gratitude to every member of the Organizing Committee for your time, dedication and hard work. Thanks to your commitment, all academic sessions ran smoothly, cutting edge research findings were shared, and fruitful interdisciplinary discussions took place.
The conference would not have achieved its success without the joint efforts of the Program Committee. We deeply appreciate your contributions to paper reviewing and conference related organisation work. Your rigorous academic insights have significantly elevated the quality of this conference and helped CSIC grow into a reliable platform for scholarly interaction.
Our special appreciation goes to all distinguished keynote speakers from across the globe. Thank you for sharing your latest research work and thoughtful perspectives. Your inspiring talks have provided valuable insights for all attendees.
• Prof. Feifei Gao, IEEE Fellow
Tsinghua University, China
Speech Title: Key Technologies and Prototype Design for Integrated Sensing and Communications System
• Prof. Junhui Zhao, IET Fellow, IEEE Senior Member
Beijing Jiaotong University, China
Speech Title: Cooperative Perception and Communication for Autonomous Driving
• Prof. Yang Yue, SPIE Fellow, Optica Fellow
Xi'an Jiaotong University, China
Speech Title: Optical Fibers for Orbital Angular Momentum Communications
• Prof. Yonghui Li, IEEE FELLOW, ARC Future Fellow
The University of Sydney, Australia
Speech Title: Beyond 5G towards a Super-connected World
• Prof. P. Takis Mathiopoulos
University of Athens, Greece
Speech Title: A New Sensing Channel Modeling Approach Based on Ray-Tracing and Stochastic Methods for
Vehicle-to-Everything Applications
• Prof. Jixin Ma
University of Greenwich, UK
Speech Title: Temporal Aspects of Intelligent Computing
• Xinming Huang
National University of Defense Technology, China
Presentation Title: Design and Application of Pulse-Compression Waveforms for Navigation Signals
