FAQ

The paper review process is a crucial step in ensuring the quality and relevance of the papers to be presented at the conference. Here are the basic steps in the paper review process:

1. Authors submit their papers through the conference platform following the submission guidelines.
2. Conference organizers select appropriate reviewers or referees who have expertise in the field of the submitted paper.
3. Papers are assigned to reviewers based on their expertise and interests. Each paper usually undergoes review by multiple reviewers for objective evaluation.
4. Reviewers carefully read the paper and assess it in terms of originality, scholarly contribution, methodology, clarity of expression, and other relevant factors.
5. Based on the reviews, conference organizers make a decision regarding acceptance, rejection, or potential revisions of the paper.
6. Authors receive notification of acceptance, rejection, or the need for revisions. If required, authors can make revisions to their paper before the final presentation.

Based on the accepted papers, the final conference program is formed, including the schedule of presentations.

The registration fee varies depending on the type of participant and the participation plan for the conference.

Writing a conference paper requires special attention and adherence to specific guidelines to ensure the paper is accepted and contributes to the discussion at the conference. You can view detailed instructions on the "Guidelines for Authors" page.