Publication Opportunities
After the conference, accepted research can continue to the Proceedings, a peer-reviewed journal, or a monograph.
Important notes before you choose
- Choose only one publication route per paper, to avoid copyright conflicts.
- Make sure your paper matches the scope of the outlet you choose.
- Follow that outlet's author instructions exactly.
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Conference Proceedings
AIFSCONF Conference Proceedings
Full papers go through double-blind peer review. Published papers appear in the Proceedings with an ISSN and receive a Crossref DOI.
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Peer-Reviewed Journal Opportunities
- The journal's editors first check that your paper fits the journal's scope.
- The final decision rests with each journal's editors.
- Each journal applies its own fees and review process.
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Instructions for AuthorsSubmission - Journal cover
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Instructions for AuthorsSubmission - Journal cover
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Instructions for AuthorsSubmission
Selection for a journal is not guaranteed; each journal applies its own editorial and peer-review process.
Monograph / Academic Book Opportunity
Suitable research can be developed into a monograph or academic book, giving you the chance to explore it in greater depth. Submitted manuscripts go through peer review, and accepted books are assigned an ISBN and a DOI. A book can strengthen your academic profile, reach a wider audience and add to your publication record.
This route is subject to editorial assessment and available capacity. Expressing interest does not guarantee publication, and final decisions follow peer review and rest with the publisher.
Ready to Publish Your Research?
Every publication route starts with an accepted abstract. Submit yours for review, and read the Author Guidelines first.