Publications

All papers submitted to the IC-MSQUARE will pass a two-stage single-blinded peer review process. Accepted papers will be published in a AIP Conference Proceedings (the American Institute of Physics Publishing). The Conference considers it of the utmost importance to enhance the visibility and detectability of published papers by including them in the most important abstracting and indexing databases. The proceedings of the Conference are indexed in various services, including these top databases:

• The Conference Proceedings Citation Index (part of Web of Science)
• Scopus (Elsevier)
• Inspec
• Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS)
• Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

Articles submitted for the Conference Proceedings must be according to the given template. To facilitate the production team and speed up the process of publishing the proceedings, it is recommended to submit both the source file (compressed in zip file format) and the camera ready file (in pdf format). The submission is performed at the on-line submission system.

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Paper templates: MS-WORD   LaTeX  

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Details about the proceedings and special issue journals can be found here.

Special Issue

This year, taking into account the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development agreed upon by the United Nations ensuring the planet’s balanced, sustainable, and inclusive development, we have decided to focus our research efforts on this direction.

The basic sciences have made a significant contribution to the implementation of this program. They provide necessary tools for addressing critical global challenges, such as universal access to food, energy, healthcare, and communication technologies. They enable us to understand the impact of the currently nearly eight billion people on the planet and to act to limit, and sometimes even reduce, ozone depletion, climate change, natural resource depletion, and extinction of species.

In this context, we are organizing a Special Issue with MDPI which will gather research addressing theoretical and applied challenges that concern not only technological development and industry, but our society as a whole. This Special Issue will highlight important developments in the fields of mathematical, statistical, and computational simulation with applications in complex economic and social systems as well as the development of modern machine learning techniques and evolutionary algorithms that can meet the modern challenges facing our planet.

Registration and Important Dates

Registration is performed on-line. Important dates are:

Information about registration can be found here.