CYSCONF offers four levels of publication, each with its own conditions: the Abstract Book, the Conference Proceedings, journal opportunities and a monograph or academic book opportunity. Acceptance for presentation does not by itself guarantee publication of a full paper.
All accepted and registered abstracts are published in the official Conference Abstract Book, which carries an ISBN. The published abstract must match the accepted version. The Abstract Book is available during the conference.
Publishing only your abstract is entirely acceptable. You are not required to submit a full paper, and choosing not to has no effect on your presentation or on your abstract's inclusion.
Full papers that pass double-blind peer review are published in the official Conference Proceedings, unless the authors ask otherwise.
Conditions: the full paper follows the Author Guidelines, is original and unpublished, belongs to an accepted and registered abstract, and passes double-blind peer review.
Selected full papers may be considered for publication opportunities in Scopus-indexed journals; final acceptance depends on paper quality and the decision of journal editors.
Participants may have the opportunity to develop their research into a monograph or academic book. Manuscripts submitted for book publication undergo peer review, and accepted books receive an ISBN and DOI. This route lets authors explore their research in greater depth than a standard journal article.
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.
Payment of the registration fee does not guarantee publication.
CYSCONF follows a strict anti-plagiarism policy. Every submission is checked with Crossref Similarity Check (powered by iThenticate) before review. Similarity results are reviewed in context. About Crossref Similarity Check
Plagiarism, duplicate submission, fabricated data, inappropriate authorship and undisclosed conflicts of interest may lead to rejection or withdrawal. Authors must protect confidential and identifiable information, especially in research involving minors.
Each accepted paper in the Proceedings is assigned a DOI registered with Crossref. Authors and publishers may also apply for inclusion in services such as Google Scholar and DOAJ. Inclusion depends on each service's own criteria and is not guaranteed.
| Stage | Timing |
|---|---|
| Abstract submission deadline | 21 May 2027 |
| Review decision | Within 7–14 days of submission |
| Abstract Book (ISBN) | Available during the conference, 10–12 June 2027 |
| Full-paper deadline | 3 July 2027 |
| Proceedings publication | After review and DOI registration are complete |
| Journal guidance | Available to authors on request after the conference |
A full paper can be sent with your abstract or later. It is considered for the Proceedings only once the abstract has been accepted and the author has registered. If you have already submitted your abstract, use the link in your original confirmation email or follow the instructions in Help & Support. The full-paper deadline is separate from the abstract deadline.
