Call for Papers

Submissions are invited for the International Conference on Advent Trends in Engineering, Science and Technology (ICATEST-2025). This is an exceptional platform for researchers, academics, students, innovators, scientists, and industry practitioners to discuss current research shaping a new world society.

Submit papers via EasyChair Submission System before May 5, 2025.

Simultaneous submissions to other conferences/journals are not allowed. Maximum 5 authors per paper are allowed

The ICATEST 2025 conference review process follows a double-blind review. The plagiarism check committee initially verifies the submitted paper for plagiarism using the iThenticate plagiarism detection tool. A maximum of 20% similarity with proper citations is permitted before initiating the review process.

Each paper will be reviewed by a minimum of three reviewers, all of whom are subject experts.

Review Decisions:
Accepted
Rejected
Re-submit with modifications

Review Criteria:
The paper should be clear, well-organized, and logically structured. Factual information must be correct and up-to-date, with credible sources cited. The content should offer meaningful insights, show a deep understanding of the topic, and be original.

ICATEST-2025 invites original contributions on topics including, but not limited to:

  • Computational and artificial intelligence
  • Communications technology
  • Computers and information processing
  • Engineering – general
  • Engineering in medicine and biology
  • Engineering management
  • Geoscience and remote sensing
  • Imaging
  • Industrial electronics
  • Industry applications
  • Information theory
  • Instrumentation and measurement
  • Intelligent transportation systems
  • Lasers and electrooptics
  • Materials science and technology
  • Materials, elements, and compounds
  • Mathematics
  • Microwave theory and techniques
  • Nanotechnology
  • Nuclear and plasma sciences
  • Oceanic engineering and marine technology
  • Power electronics
  • Power engineering and energy
  • Professional communication
  • Robotics and automation
  • Science – general
  • Social implications of technology
  • Solid state circuits
  • Systems engineering and theory
  • Systems, man, and cybernetics