Call for Papers - 7th International Conference on Big Data and Machine Learning (BDML 2026)


 Call for Papers: BDML 2026 | Copenhagen, Denmark | June 27–28, 2026

 

7th International Conference on Big Data and Machine Learning (BDML 2026)

 

📅 Date: June 27–28, 2026
📍 Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
🌐 Website: https://www.bdml2026.org/

 

Submission URL: https://ccsea2026.org/submission/index.php

 

Contact: bdml@bdml2026.org or bdmlconfe@yahoo.com

 

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