Author Guidelines

1. General Submission Guidelines

WISE 2027 invites original research contributions in engineering, computing, artificial intelligence, educational technologies, and related emerging fields. Authors should ensure that submissions are relevant to the conference tracks and present a clear research contribution.

• Submissions must report original work and must not contain plagiarised material.
• Manuscripts should be written in clear, professional English.
• All authors and their affiliations must be listed accurately.
• Authors must ensure that references, figures, tables, and third-party materials are properly acknowledged.
• Submissions must comply with applicable research ethics and publication policies.

2. Manuscript Structure

Research papers should normally include the following components, as applicable:

1. Paper title
2. Abstract and keywords
3. Introduction and research objectives
4. Related work or literature review
5. Methodology or proposed approach
6. Results and discussion
7. Conclusion and future scope
8. Acknowledgements, where applicable
9. References

3. Formatting Requirements

4. Paper Submission Through EasyChair

All manuscripts must be submitted through the official WISE 2027 EasyChair conference portal. Email submissions should not be used unless expressly authorised by the organisers.

1. Open the WISE 2027 EasyChair submission portal.
2. Sign in to your EasyChair account or create an account.
3. Enter the paper title, abstract, keywords, and author details.
4. Upload the manuscript according to the portal instructions.
5. Review all submission details and complete the submission.
6. Keep the confirmation and paper identification details for future correspondence.

5. Peer-Review Process

WISE 2027 plans to use a double-blind peer-review process. Authors should prepare manuscripts so that reviewers can evaluate the research independently.

Review considerations may include:

• Originality and significance of the contribution
• Technical quality and methodological soundness
• Relevance to the conference scope
• Clarity of presentation and supporting evidence
• Quality of citations and engagement with related research

Acceptance decisions will be communicated by the conference organisers following the review process.

6. Publication Ethics and Originality

• Authors must submit work that they have the right to publish.
• Plagiarism, fabricated results, falsified data, and improper attribution are unacceptable.
• All listed authors should have made an appropriate scholarly contribution.
• Any conflicts of interest should be disclosed where applicable.
• Authors are responsible for securing permission to reproduce copyrighted material.
• Duplicate or simultaneous submissions must comply with the relevant publication policies.

7. Camera-Ready Submission

Authors of accepted papers will receive instructions for preparing and submitting the final version. The camera-ready manuscript must address the reviewers’ comments and follow the final formatting requirements communicated by the conference.

Authors should verify the title, author names, affiliations, references, figures, and tables before submitting the final version.

8. Conference Presentation

Accepted papers will be scheduled for presentation according to the conference programme. Presenting authors should follow the session instructions and presentation schedule communicated by the organising committee.

Details regarding presentation duration, presentation format, registration, and certificates will be announced by the organisers.

9. Proceedings and Publication

The conference proceedings are proposed for publication in Springer Nature’s Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems (LNNS), subject to the publisher’s editorial evaluation and approval.

Submission, acceptance, or registration does not by itself guarantee publication in Springer LNNS. Any publication decision will be subject to the publisher’s requirements and applicable editorial processes.