If you are planning your 2026 academic roadmap, Germany needs to be on your radar. Known for its industrial excellence and academic rigor, Germany is hosting several key international conferences next year ranging from Machine Learning to Mechatronics..

Based on the latest schedule, here are the four confirmed conferences taking place in Germany in 2026 that are currently accepting or preparing for submissions.

1. The Machine Learning Summit: ICMLT 2026
For those diving deep into AI, the 11th International Conference on Machine Learning Technologies (ICMLT 2026) is the place to be. Taking place in the capital city, this is a mature conference entering its 11th year, making it a stable venue for publication.

When: Late May 2026 (Approx. May 22–24)

Where: Berlin, Germany

Topics: Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Artificial Intelligence applications.

Why Submit: It’s a specialized event perfect for networking with AI experts.

Official Website: https://www.icmlt.org/

2. Robotics & Mechatronics: ICMRE 2026
If your research focuses on hardware, automation, or control systems, check out the 12th International Conference on Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering (ICMRE 2026).

When: Early March 2026 (Approx. Mar 4–6)

Where: Oldenburg, Germany

Topics: Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, Control, and Robotics.

Key Info: This event is supported by IEEE, ensuring high standards for peer review and publication.

Official Website: https://www.icmre.org/

3. Power & Energy Systems: ICoPESA 2026
Munich will host the 10th International Conference on Power Energy Systems and Applications (ICoPESA 2026). This is a milestone 10th anniversary event, ideal for researchers working on the future of energy grids and electrical engineering.

When: Late July 2026 (Approx. July 29–31)

Where: Munich, Germany

Topics: Energy Resources, Power Systems, and Electrical Engineering.

Indexing: Proceedings are indexed by Ei Compendex and Scopus.

Official Website: https://www.icpesa.org/

4. Graphics & Imaging: CGIP 2026
For the computer vision community, the 4th International Conference on Computer Graphics and Image Processing (CGIP 2026) is scheduled for Stuttgart.

When: Late July 2026 (Approx. July 31–Aug 2)

Where: Stuttgart, Germany

Topics: Computer Graphics, Image Processing, and Signal Processing.

Official Website: http://www.cgip.org/

Submission Tips for Germany
Format Matters: Most of these conferences (especially ICMRE and ICoPESA) follow strict IEEE or Springer formatting. Download the template from their official sites before you start writing.

Deadlines: For the March conference (ICMRE), expect submission deadlines to fall in late 2025. For the summer conferences (ICMLT, ICoPESA, CGIP), deadlines will likely be in early 2026.