Publication Opportunity
Academic Conference Proceedings and Publication
All accepted and registered submissions will be published in the TMCT Book of Abstracts (ISBN). The official conference proceedings will be prepared for Scopus indexing, in line with Scopus’ standard selection and processing criteria.
Authors of full papers will also have the opportunity to be considered for publication in selected indexed international journals (e.g., Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ) and/or in an edited book volume as a book chapter, with the book and its chapters prepared for indexing in major academic databases (e.g., Scopus and Web of Science), where applicable and subject to each database’s criteria and editorial requirements. All journal and book chapter opportunities are subject to peer review and the final editorial decision of each outlet. Where applicable, published outputs may be assigned a DOI via Crossref, and conference materials will be disseminated through standard academic discovery channels (including submission for Google Scholar indexing).
Plagiarism Policy and Publication Ethics
Paperpal supports TMCT’s commitment to academic integrity and originality by helping authors improve clarity, consistency, and citation-quality while flagging potential integrity risks (e.g., problematic similarity patterns) through responsible AI-assisted checks. All submissions must be original, unpublished work and remain the full responsibility of the human authors, who must ensure accuracy, proper referencing, and genuine intellectual contribution. Paperpal (and any AI tool) may be used only as a support for language and technical refinement—not to generate the manuscript’s core research content, analysis, or conclusions—and AI tools must never be listed as authors.
