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The special issue of the Proceedings of the International Conference on Applied Innovations in IT (ICAIIT 2026), Volume 14, Issue 4, comprises 279 peer-reviewed research papers originating from three sources: 109 papers selected from the 2nd International Conference for Pure and Applied Science (ICPAS 2026), 112 papers selected from the International Conference of Engineering, Science and Education (ESE-2026), and 58 papers submitted directly to the Proceedings of the International Conference on Applied Innovations in IT by the Tashkent University of Applied Sciences, Uzbekistan.

The issue brings together research from information technology and a broad range of scientific and applied fields within the interdisciplinary framework of ICAIIT. In accordance with the journal's scope, information technology is considered not only as a field of research in its own right, but also as an enabling methodology for research in other domains. Accordingly, contributions from different scientific and applied disciplines are relevant to ICAIIT when IT-based methods constitute a substantive part of the research methodology.

Such methods may include computational and algorithmic modelling, data processing and analysis, artificial intelligence and machine learning, digital imaging, simulation, software-based analysis, digital measurement, intelligent systems, and other IT-enabled approaches.

The contributions are organized within the special issue according to the following research areas:

• Applied Innovations in Computer Science
• Applied Mathematical Sciences and Computational Methods
• Applied Physics in Engineering and Technology
• Innovations in Applied Chemistry and Materials Science
• Applied Biology and Biotechnology Innovations
• Communication, IoT and Smart Engineering Systems
• Intelligent Data, AI and Advanced Analytics
• Secure Digital Platforms, Industry 4.0 and Control Systems
• Digital Economy, Education and IT for Society

The combination of conference-based and directly submitted papers reflects the interdisciplinary scope of ICAIIT and demonstrates how information technologies and IT-based methodologies can be applied to scientific, engineering, educational, economic, environmental, and other practical problems.

Proceedings of the International Conference on Applied Innovations in IT (ICAIIT), Volume 14, Issue 3 represents a special issue comprising 79 peer-reviewed research papers: 46 selected from the 2nd International Conference on Computing Systems and Applied Security (ICCSAS 2026) and 33 papers submitted directly to ICAIIT by the Tashkent University of Applied Sciences, Uzbekistan.

The issue brings together research from information technology and a range of scientific and applied domains within the interdisciplinary framework of ICAIIT. In accordance with the journal's scope, contributions may address different application areas when information technologies or IT-based methods constitute a substantive part of the research methodology. These methods include data processing and analysis, computational and algorithmic modelling, artificial intelligence and machine learning, digital technologies, software-based approaches, simulation, intelligent systems, and IT-based measurement and control.

The contributions are organized into the following research areas:

• Communication Technologies and Hardware
• Data Analysis and Processing
• Data Transport Technologies
• Control and Automation
• Statistical Modelling and Analysis and their Applications in Life Sciences
• Information Technology in Education
• Information Technology in Economics
• Power Engineering
• Applied IT in Environmental and Energy Systems Management

The special issue reflects the application of IT-based approaches to scientific, technological, engineering, educational, economic, environmental, and other interdisciplinary problems.

Proceedings of the International Conference on Applied Innovations in IT (ICAIIT), Volume 14, Issue 1 presents a special issue comprising 195 peer-reviewed research papers selected from two international conferences held in 2025: the 2nd International Conference for Pure Science (ICPS 2025) and the Al-Turath Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Smart Applications (ACAISA 2025).

The issue brings together research from scientific, technological, engineering, environmental, healthcare, economic, and other applied domains within a common IT-based methodological framework. In accordance with the scope of ICAIIT, information technologies are considered not only as a subject of research, but also as enabling methods and tools for addressing problems in other disciplines. Accordingly, papers from different application domains are included when IT-based methods form a substantive part of the research, including data processing and analysis, computational and algorithmic modelling, artificial intelligence and machine learning, simulation, digital imaging, software-based analysis, intelligent systems, digital technologies, and automation.

The contributions are organized within the ICAIIT framework into the following research areas:

• AI, Machine Learning, and Data Analytics in Life and Environmental Sciences
• Computational Modeling and Simulation in Natural Sciences
• Smart Sensor Technologies and Imaging Systems
• Information Technologies in Healthcare, Drug Design, and Bioinformatics
• Digital and Forensic Technologies in Scientific Research
• Intelligent Systems and Communication Technologies
• Data Analysis and Processing
• Control and Automation
• Statistical Modelling and Analysis and their Applications in Life Sciences
• Information Technologies in Economic and Financial Systems

The resulting collection demonstrates how information technologies can support scientific investigation, data-driven research, computational analysis, technological development, decision-making, and practical problem-solving across disciplinary boundaries.

The Proceedings of the International Conference on Applied Innovations in IT (ICAIIT 2025), Volume 13, Issue 5, presents a special issue comprising selected peer-reviewed research papers from several international scientific events, together with additional contributions submitted directly to ICAIIT. The issue includes papers from the International Conference for Pure Sciences and Information Technology (ICPSIT 2025), the International Scientific and Practical Conference on “The Role of Renewable Energy on a Global Scale within the Framework of the Green Economy and the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Innovations, Technologies and Ensuring Sustainable Development”, and the International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Technology Toward Sustainable Development (AETSD 2025), as well as papers prepared specifically for publication in the ICAIIT proceedings.

The issue brings together research in information technologies, artificial intelligence, data analysis, communication technologies, engineering, renewable energy, automation, computational modelling, and sustainable development. The contributions are integrated within the ICAIIT framework based on the substantive use of information technologies and IT-based methodologies in the research.

Within ICAIIT, information technology is considered not only as a subject of research, but also as an enabling methodology for addressing problems in other scientific, engineering, environmental, economic, and technological domains. Accordingly, research from different disciplines may be included when IT-based methods constitute a substantive part of the research methodology. Such methods may include data processing and analysis, computational and algorithmic modelling, artificial intelligence and machine learning, simulation, digital systems, software-based analysis, communication technologies, automation, and other IT-enabled approaches.

The selected contributions are organized into the following research areas:

• Communication Technologies and Hardware
• Data Transport Technologies
• Control and Automation
• Data Analysis and Processing
• Statistical Modelling and Analysis and Their Applications in Life Sciences
• Information Technology in Economics
• Power Engineering

The inclusion of contributions from different scientific and applied fields reflects the interdisciplinary scope of ICAIIT. Their relevance to the journal is determined not solely by the subject area, but by the substantive role of information technologies and IT-based methods in the research, analysis, modelling, development, or solution of the problem addressed.

The Proceedings of the International Conference on Applied Innovations in IT (ICAIIT 2025), Volume 13, Issue 4, presents a special issue comprising 59 peer-reviewed research papers, including 42 selected papers from the 4th International Conference on Mathematics, AI, Information, and Communication Technologies (ICMAICT 2025) and 17 additional papers submitted directly to the journal.

The issue brings together research in mathematics, artificial intelligence, data analysis, computational modelling, cybersecurity, communication technologies, and other interdisciplinary application areas. The contributions are integrated within the ICAIIT framework based on the substantive use of information technologies and IT-based methodologies in the research.

Within ICAIIT, information technology is considered not only as a subject of research, but also as an enabling methodology for addressing scientific, engineering, technological, economic, and other applied problems. Accordingly, research from different disciplinary fields may be included when IT-based methods constitute a substantive part of the research methodology. Such methods may include data processing and analysis, computational or algorithmic modelling, artificial intelligence and machine learning, software and digital-systems development, simulation, cybersecurity, communication technologies, and other technology-supported approaches.

The selected contributions are organized within the following research areas:

• Communication Technologies and Networks
• Electronic Hardware, Circuits and Embedded Systems
• Data Transport, Distributed Systems, Computing Infrastructures and Cybersecurity
• Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Data Science
• Control, Automation, Robotics and Cyber-Physical Systems
• Statistical Modelling, Mathematical Methods and Scientific Computing
• Digital Learning and Educational Technologies
• Digital Economy, Business Informatics and Information Systems
• Power and Energy Systems

The inclusion of both conference papers and papers submitted directly to ICAIIT reflects the journal's interdisciplinary publication model. The common criterion is not the disciplinary label of the research, but the substantive role of information technologies and IT-based methods in developing, analysing, modelling, or solving the research problem.

The Proceedings of the International Conference on Applied Innovations in IT (ICAIIT 2025), Volume 13, Issue 3, presents selected peer-reviewed contributions from the 10th International Conference: Education and Sustainable Development — Technological Advances and AI Impacts (ESDTAI-25), held on May 29–30, 2025, in Istanbul, Turkey.

The special issue brings together interdisciplinary research in education, sustainable development, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, communication systems, data analysis, automation, and related applied fields. The inclusion of these contributions within ICAIIT is based on the substantive use of information technologies and IT-based methodologies in the research.

Within the ICAIIT framework, information technology is considered not only as a subject of research, but also as an enabling methodology for addressing problems in other scientific and practical domains. Accordingly, papers may focus on education, sustainability, engineering, economics, environmental studies, or other application areas when IT-based methods form a substantive part of the research methodology. These methods may include data processing and analysis, computational and algorithmic modelling, artificial intelligence and machine learning, digital systems, simulation, automation, and other technology-supported approaches.

The selected contributions are organized into the following research areas:

• Communication Technologies and Hardware
• Data Analysis and Processing
• Data Transport Technologies
• Control and Automation
• Statistical Modelling and Analysis and Their Applications in Life Sciences
• Information Technology in Economics

The special issue thus reflects the interdisciplinary scope of ICAIIT, where the relevance of a contribution is determined by the substantive role of information technologies and IT-based methods rather than solely by the disciplinary field of application.

The special issue of the Proceedings of the International Conference on Applied Innovations in IT (ICAIIT 2025), Volume 13, Issue 2, features selected papers from the 2nd International Conference for Pure and Applied Science (ICPAS 2025), held on April 15, 2025, in Diyala Governorate, Iraq. The issue brings together research from different scientific and applied fields within the interdisciplinary framework of ICAIIT.

In accordance with the interdisciplinary scope of ICAIIT, information technology is considered not only as a field of research in its own right, but also as an enabling methodology for research in other scientific domains. Accordingly, contributions from physics, chemistry, materials science, biology, biotechnology, mathematics, engineering, and related fields are relevant to ICAIIT when IT-based methods constitute a substantive part of the research methodology. These methods may include computational or algorithmic modelling, data processing and analysis, artificial intelligence and machine learning, digital imaging, simulation, software-based analysis, digital measurement, and other IT-enabled approaches.

The special issue encompasses the following areas:

• Applied Innovations in Computer Science
• Applied Mathematical Sciences and Computational Methods
• Applied Physics in Engineering and Technology
• Innovations in Applied Chemistry and Materials Science
• Applied Biology and Biotechnology Innovations

The inclusion of these application areas does not by itself determine the relevance of a paper to ICAIIT. Rather, the common criterion is the substantive role of information technologies and IT-based methods in the research. This approach allows scientific problems from different disciplines to be addressed through computational, data-driven, digital, and technology-enabled methodologies.