About us

Welcome to International Conference on Exercise-Induced Cardiac Adaptations in Athletes (ICEICAA-26), the premier conference for students, academicians, researchers, faculties, and industry professionals from around the world. The conference will be held on 5th - 6th August, 2026 in Bucharest, Romania, and will bring together experts and thought leaders from a wide range of fields to share their insights and expertise. Our goal is to provide a platform for discussion, collaboration, and innovation. We believe that by bringing together individuals from different backgrounds and perspectives, we can create new ideas and solutions that will have a positive impact on society. Whether you're a student looking to learn from the best and brightest in your field, an academician seeking to share your research with a wider audience, or an industry professional looking to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies, you'll find something to inspire and challenge you at our conference.

Important Dates

Mon, Jul 6, 2026
Early Bird Registration
Thu, Jul 16, 2026
Paper Submission
Tue, Jul 21, 2026
Last date of Registration
Wed, Aug 5, 2026
Conference Date

Paper Submission

Research Paper Submission Tracks

Cardiac adaptations in elite athletes
Impact of exercise on heart health
Role of genetics in cardiac performance
Assessment techniques for cardiac adaptations
Long-term effects of exercise on the heart
Case studies in cardiac health of athletes
Preventive measures for cardiac issues
Collaboration between cardiology and sports
Education on heart health for athletes
Research on exercise-induced cardiac changes
Cultural attitudes towards exercise and heart health
Role of nutrition in cardiac adaptations
Impact of training intensity on heart health
Challenges in monitoring cardiac performance
Future directions in cardiac research
Psychological aspects of cardiac health
Community resources for cardiac health education
Ethics in cardiac health research
Role of coaches in heart health awareness
Integration of cardiac health in training programs

Call for Papers Description

The International Conference on Exercise-Induced Cardiac Adaptations in Athletes invites researchers, academicians, industry professionals, and practitioners to submit original and high-quality research contributions. This global platform is designed for knowledge exchange, innovation, and cross-domain collaboration. Focusing on key research areas such as Sports Medicine, the conference aims to bridge theoretical advancements with real-world applications. It encourages forward-thinking research that addresses contemporary challenges while contributing to long-term scientific and technological progress.

Committee

Conference Committee

Dr. Balaji E.

Director of Physical Education, C.B.M. COLLEGE, India

Joanna Zelazny

Physical Education and Sport, Gdansk University, Poland

Tickets

Conference Fee Structure
In-Person
Paper / Poster Presentation
$416$382
Paper / Poster Presentation with Scopus Publication
$654$611
Paper / Poster Presentation with Scopus Q2/Q3 Publication
$1,861$1,623
Listener
$263$237
Virtual Keynote Speaker Registration
$322$297
Pre-recorded Video Submission
$246$229
Online Presentation-
Online Presentation with Scopus Publication-
Online Presentation with Scopus Q2/Q3 Publication-
Online Listener-
Online
Paper / Poster Presentation-
Paper / Poster Presentation with Scopus Publication-
Paper / Poster Presentation with Scopus Q2/Q3 Publication-
Listener-
Virtual Keynote Speaker Registration-
Pre-recorded Video Submission-
Online Presentation
$263$237
Online Presentation with Scopus Publication
$577$535
Online Presentation with Scopus Q2/Q3 Publication
$1,674$1,436
Online Listener
$161$152

Speakers

Dr. Puneet Bhattacharya

Assistant Professor, Sports Science, Jadavpur University

Dr. Sandeep Kumar

Professor & Dean, Faculty of Education, Physical Education, Swami Vivekanand Subharti University

Dr. Ahmed Kouidri

Associate professor, Mechanical Engineering, Laboratory of Multiphase Transport and Porous Media (LTPMP), Algiers, Algeria