2nd National Conference On Electrical Engineering , Electronics And Their Applications (NCEEA'2026)
Nov 21-22, 2026 - Bouira, Algeria
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HONORARY CHAIR
· Prof. Ali larget, Rector of the University
· Prof. Hamza Houassine, Dean of the Faculty
GENERAL CHAIRS
· Dr. Hacene Mellah, Bouira university
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE CHAIR
· Pr. Ahcene bouzida, Bouira university, Algeria
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE CHAIR
· ·Dr Issame Griche, Bouira university
Welcome to NCEEA'26
Following the success of the first edition held in 2016, the 1st National Conference on Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Their Applications (NCEEA'2016), we are pleased to announce the revival of this scientific event through the organization of its second edition, the 2nd National Conference on Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Their Applications (NCEEA'2026).
The conference will be held on Nov 21–22, 2026, at Bouira university, Bouira, Algeria. It aims to provide a distinguished national platform for researchers, academics, engineers, and students to present their latest research findings, exchange ideas, and share experiences in the fields of electrical engineering, electronics, and their diverse applications. The main theme of the conference encompasses a broad range of topics, including electrical machines and drives, power electronics applications, renewable energy systems, automotive power systems, electric vehicles and their safety, power systems and smart grids, power quality, digital technologies in modern power systems, modelling, identification and control systems, monitoring and fault diagnosis, deep learning and artificial intelligence applications, neuro-fuzzy systems, robotics, measurement and sensors, computer science applications such as smart cities and homes, IoT, telecommunications including communication systems, antennas, 4G/5G networks, as well as signal processing, image and speech processing, waveguides, and biomedical engineering.
We anticipate that NCEEA'2026 will contribute to the advancement of scientific knowledge, promote innovation, and foster collaboration among participants from various academic and professional backgrounds.
According to a second version, the merchants noted that the land, always left fallow, was uncultivated. Other versions attribute the town's name to the presence of a well that caravanners used as a stopping point.
The town of Bouira is located in the geographical heart of the province. It borders the municipalities of Ait Laziz in the north, Aïn Turk in the north-east (home to the largest aqueduct in Africa), Aïn El Hadjar in the east, El Hachimia in the south-east, Oued El Berdi in the south, El Asnam in the south-west, Haizer in the west, and Taghzourt in the north-west.
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