Abstract Preparation
Authors are invited to submit a 1 Page Abstract, reporting original research of theoretical or applied nature using the online submission system, ePapers. Abstracts should be no more than one page of text and figures in length with references up to one additional half-page. The initial submission should explicitly include the primary results and findings, emphasizing new advances, theories and/or applications so that the Technical Program Committee will be able to understand the originality and the value of the work. A template has been created for your convenience and is available here.
A submission implies a willingness to register and present the work, if the abstract is accepted for presentation at the conference. Abstracts accepted by the Conference Technical Program Committee are expected to register for the conference and present their work.
Proceedings Paper Submission: Presenters can submit a proceeding paper for the Conference Proceedings. Authors must present the work at the conference in the specified format (talk and/or poster) if they wish to publish a final paper in the Conference Proceedings. The proceeding paper must be at least 2 – 4 pages long. Proceeding paper submissions will be reviewed with automated tools for plagiarism, which includes checking against self-similarity to the author’s previously published work. For your convenience, the IEEE Style Guide and Conference Paper Templates in various formats are available here. The proceeding paper deadline is July 12, 2025.
Abstract Specifications
Use our templates to meet the formatting requirements below. Your abstract must comply with the following specifications:
- Abstract Length: 1 page, including figures, tables, etc
- Abstract Size: US Letter (8.5″ x 11″) or A4 (210mm X 297mm)
- Fonts: Embed ALL fonts in your PDF file. Avoid the use of Type 3 fonts.
- File Format: Adobe PDF (.pdf)
- Allowed File Size: 5.0MB
- Do NOT page number your abstract
- Do NOT apply security settings to your PDF file.
Note: Deviations from the above abstract specifications could impede the review of your abstract and result in rejection.