Call for Papers & Submission Guidelines
Responsibilities of Authors
Authors are expected to present original research that has not been published elsewhere. All data, methods and findings must be reported accurately, without fabrication, falsification or inappropriate manipulation.
Contributions of others must be properly acknowledged and cited. Plagiarism in any form is unacceptable and will result in rejection.
Any potential conflicts of interest affecting the results or interpretation of the work must be disclosed. Submitting the same manuscript to multiple venues simultaneously is strictly prohibited.
Plagiarism Prevention
To maintain the integrity of the proceedings, all submitted manuscripts are screened for plagiarism. Manuscripts with a similarity index exceeding the permitted threshold will be scrutinised, and authors may be asked to revise or explain overlaps.
Confirmed plagiarism leads to rejection and may result in further action.
Submission Requirements
- Submit full papers only; all submissions undergo a rigorous peer-review process.
- Each submission must include an abstract strictly between 300 and 500 words.
- Maximum of five authors and 5–6 keywords.
- Full manuscript must not exceed five (5) pages.
- Use A4-sized paper only.
- Times New Roman, 10 pt, 1.0 line spacing.
- Follow the official Taylor & Francis Conference Template.
- Submit manuscripts in PDF format through Microsoft CMT.
- Submissions must be original, properly cited and plagiarism free.
- All manuscripts undergo double-blind peer review.
- Only accepted papers will be presented and considered for publication.
- Presentation certificates will be issued to registered participants only.
- Each accepted paper receives one participation certificate.
- Additional individual certificates available at ₹1000 per certificate.
- Conflicts of interest must be disclosed during submission.
| Formatting at a Glance | |
|---|---|
| Paper Type | Full Paper |
| Abstract | 300–500 Words |
| Authors | Up to 5 |
| Keywords | 5–6 |
| Length | Maximum 5 Pages |
| Paper Size | A4 |
| Font | Times New Roman, 10 pt |
| Line Spacing | 1.0 |
| Template | Taylor & Francis |
| File Format | |
| Review Process | Double-Blind |
| Submission Portal | Microsoft CMT |
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The Peer Review Process
A transparent review process generally follows these stages:
Initial Screening
Program chairs or the organizing committee review all submissions for adherence to formatting rules, scope, and word limits.
Anonymization
If operating a double-blind peer review, author names and affiliations are scrubbed to prevent bias.
Review Assignment
Submissions are distributed to independent domain experts or a scientific program committee based on their expertise.
Evaluation
Three reviewers will evaluate each paper.
Decision & Rebuttal
The committee synthesizes the feedback. Organizers may allow an author rebuttal period before making a final accept, reject, or revise decision.
Originality and Plagiarism
Submissions should not be under consideration elsewhere and all sources should be appropriately cited. Similarity with other papers should be low — it is the responsibility of the authors to ensure the similarity index of the paper stays within the permitted threshold. If the plagiarism level exceeds the limit, the conference organizers have the right to exclude the paper from publication.
Reviewer Guidelines
To ensure consistency, reviewers are provided with clear evaluation criteria, an assessment scale, and formatting instructions. Reviewers should evaluate submissions based on:
Relevance & Scope
The submission should align with the conference's themes and objectives.
Originality & Novelty
The findings, methodologies, or applications are new and distinct from past work.
Methodology & Validity
The research design, data collection, and analysis should be scientifically sound and valid.
Clarity & Presentation
The paper should be well-organized, logically structured, and written in clear, understandable language.
Publication Ethics Statement
For authors and reviewers — these statements ensure academic integrity in submissions and peer review.
All submitted work must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration elsewhere. Plagiarism, including self-plagiarism or text-recycling, is strictly prohibited.
Authors must present data and methodologies honestly. Fabrication, falsification, or selective reporting of data are serious ethical breaches. For studies involving human or animal subjects, proof of ethical approval (e.g., IRB) and informed consent must be available upon request.
All authors must disclose any financial, institutional, or personal relationships that could influence their research. Reviewers must recuse themselves if they have a conflict of interest and must treat all submitted manuscripts as confidential.
Authorship should be limited to those who have made a significant contribution to the conception, design, or interpretation of the reported study.
Event Code of Conduct
These statements govern professional behavior during the conference.
Harassment-Free Environment
The conference is dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, or religion. Harassment in any form — including offensive comments, unwelcome attention, or stalking — will not be tolerated.
Respectful Communication
All communication, whether in oral presentations, Q&A sessions, or online forums, should be professional and constructive. Personal attacks or inappropriate criticism are unacceptable.
Photography and Recording
Unauthorized recording, screenshotting, or sharing of unpublished presentations or proprietary data is prohibited without the express consent of the presenter.