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From April 22 to 24, 2026, the third International Conference on Information Technologies and Their Applications (ITTA 2026) was held in Baku, Azerbaijan, co-organized by the V.M. Glushkov Institute of Cybernetics of the NAS of Ukraine.

05.05.2026

On April 22-24, 2026, the third International Conference on Information Technologies and Their Applications (ITTA 2026) was held in Baku, Azerbaijan, co-organized by the V.M. Glushkov Institute of Cybernetics of the NAS of Ukraine (Arkadiy Chikriy and Petro Stetsyuk are members of the program committee, Viktor Stovba is a member of the organizing committee).

The conference was co-organized by scientific centers of Azerbaijan, Turkey, Greece, Poland, Kazakhstan. The third conference, like the second, was supported by the Springer publishing house.

 240 reports from 40 countries were presented at the conference. The conference program included 140 reports from 24 countries. The conference was held in a mixed format.

The topics of the presentations and discussions encompassed smart cities, intelligent buildings, cybersecurity, and problem-solving using artificial intelligence. The central idea of the conference was the integration of information technologies into architecture, construction, and other relevant fields. The conference participants emphasized that, in recent years, the importance of ensuring the structural strength and seismic resilience of buildings has increased significantly, with the application of sensor technologies and data analysis playing a key role in this process.

The conference program can be found at this link.

The Institute's staff presented the results of their scientific work on the following topics: 

  • Problem of Knowledge Verification in the Era of Generative AI Development (Tamara Bardadym, Oleksandr Lefterov, Oleksandr Fedoseiev)
  • The Role of Information in Game Problems of Intercepting Controlled Targets (Arkadiy Chikriy, Viktor Vyshensky)
  • Organization of Spatial Computing in a Distributed System Using Artificial Intelligence (Mykola Kosovets, Liliya Tovstenko, Oleksandr Tovstenko)
  • Linear Programming Solvers and r-Algorithm for Sparse Signal Reconstruction (Anastasiia Storozhenko, Petro Stetsyuk)
  • An Ellipsoid Method for Box-Constrained Lp-Loss Regression with L1 Regularization (Viktor Stovba, Oleksandr Zhmud)

Based on the conference results, the best papers will be published in the "Communications in Computer and Information Science" series by Springer Publishing.