Reviewing Process

All submissions will be subject to a detailed reviewing process. Review criteria include:

1. Significance, Relevance and Interest:

• Significance: The overall importance or worth of the reported work, including implications for practices, policies or further research.
• Relevance: Please make sure that your abstract fits into the topic you chose. Abstracts with inappropriate contents or commercial advertisements will be rejected.
• Interest: Interest to the conference participants: promise to have a significant impact for their work.

2. Originality:

The measure of the creativity or inventiveness of the author, including new concepts, techniques, and methods.

3. Scientific / Technical Quality of your Results, Organization, Completeness, Acknowledgement, Formalities, Clarity:

• Scientific and Technical Quality: Explanation of results (already obtained, not planned!) using a sound scientific background; Stating errors and, as much as possible, statistical significance of the measured data; Usage of independently confirmed efficiencies (if possible).
• Organization: The careful planning and logical structure of the manuscript, including a logical presentation and analysis of the results, findings, inferences and conclusions.
• Completeness: The oneness or wholeness of the work. In this usage, the reported work should be marked by a unity and continuity of parts and show interdependence between these parts.
• Acknowledgment: The adequate and accurate use of references to attribute the work of others.
• Formalities: Clear presentation of tables, graphs, and illustrations; appropriate style and ease of reading; conformance with specifications for length and format details, proper layout (graphs, etc.).
• Clarity: The correctness of English spelling and grammar, as well as the clear presentation of tables, graphs, and illustrations.