Conference Description:

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) address global challenges such as those related to poverty, inequality, prosperity, climate, environmental degradation, peace, justice, and others. SDGs are the blueprint adopted by all United Nations member states in 2015 to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. The Goals interconnect in order to leave no one behind and as a universal call to take any action for ending the poverty, and ensuring that we achieve each goal by 2030.

This international conference actually provides opportunities for all participants to share their ideas and application experiences face to face for actualizing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Hence, the conference theme is “The Role and Importance of Initiating Action towards Sustainable Development Goals”. Besides, this conference aims to establish business or research relations and to find global partners for future collaboration.

Singapore International Multidisciplinary Academic Conference (SIMAC) 2019 is conducted for the researchers, scientists, practitioners, engineers, scholars, and also students from all around the world to foster research relations among each other and to present their research activities related to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The conference will be held on December 2nd-December 4th, 2019 at Suntec Convention Center and National University of Singapore.

The scope of this conferences are Computer Science and Engineering (artificial intelligence, intelligent robotics and control, audio, computer graphics and visualization, computer network-cross layer mobility, computer security, computer vision, data mining and machine learning, databases, human-computer interaction, speech and signal processing, service computing, and related areas); Medical Sciences (Neuroscience, cancer, allergy and respiratory management, cardiovascular diseases, eye, functional aging, health services research, healthcare education, immunology, infectious diseases, maternal and child health, metabolic diseases and diabetes, organ transplantation, reproductive and developmental biology, and related areas); and also Social Sciences and Humanities (Culture & language, history, psychologies, communication studies, language & communication, literature, philosophy, politics, and related areas).