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The 2nd International Conference on Computing and Machine
Learning (CML 2025) successfully concluded on March 22-23, 2025,
bringing together researchers, academicians, and industry professionals from
around the world. The conference served as a platform for discussing the latest
advancements in computing and machine learning, featuring insightful keynote
talks, technical sessions, and industry discussions.
CML 2025 received an overwhelming 909 research paper
submissions from 15 countries, including Bangladesh, Brazil, Chad,
Ecuador, Fiji, Greece, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Qatar, Serbia,
Turkey, Ukraine, and the USA.** After a rigorous review process conducted by 772
reviewers, only 144 papers were accepted and registered, resulting
in a 17% acceptance rate. The high-quality research showcased in the
conference highlighted emerging innovations and trends in computing and machine
learning.
The conference featured esteemed keynote speakers, including
Mr. Aravind Nuthalapati, Cloud Technology Leader - Data and AI at Microsoft;
Dr. Bhargavi Konda, Senior Systems Analyst HRIS at Atrius Health; Mr. Sunil
Kumar Mudusu from Church Mutual Insurance Company, S.I, WI; and Faiz Gouri from
Microsoft. These experts shared their insights on the latest developments
in artificial intelligence, data science, and security technologies. The event
also included two keynote talk sessions and three industry-invited speaker
sessions, providing attendees with valuable perspectives from both academia
and industry.
CML 2025 was successfully led by General Chairs Dr.
Samarjeet Borah, Professor, Department of Computer Applications; Prof. Shahid
Hussain, Biomedical Robotics, University of Canberra; and Dr. Jagdish Chand
Bansal, South Asian University, New Delhi. Their leadership and guidance
played a crucial role in ensuring the success of the conference and fostering
meaningful academic discussions.
The conference hosted 24 parallel sessions, covering
a wide range of research topics under four major tracks: Artificial
Intelligence and Machine Learning, Image Processing and Computer Vision,
Emerging Techniques, and Computer Network and Security. All accepted papers
will be published in the SCOPUS Indexed Springer Book Series, Lecture
Notes in Networks and Systems, ensuring global recognition for the
presented research.
With its successful completion, CML 2025 reinforced its
position as a premier international platform for knowledge exchange,
collaboration, and innovation in computing and machine learning. The event
played a crucial role in fostering discussions between researchers and industry
leaders, paving the way for future advancements in technology. As the
conference sets a high benchmark for future editions, it continues to be a
significant contributor to the global research community.
