ICSSCC 2027 | 3rd International Conference on Sustainable Smart Computing and Communications

Submit to ICSSCC 2027

Submit Your Paper to ICSSCC 2027

Authors are invited to prepare original and unpublished manuscripts aligned with the ICSSCC 2027 conference tracks. The paper submission deadline is March 10, 2027.

The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.

For conference-related inquiries, please contact icsscc03@gmail.com.

Microsoft CMT

Authors can submit their manuscripts through the official ICSSCC 2027 Microsoft CMT submission portal. The paper submission deadline is March 10, 2027.

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Important Dates

Paper Submission

March 10, 2027

Paper Notification

March 30, 2027

Author Registration & Camera-Ready

April 10, 2027

Conference

May 6–7, 2027

Manuscript Preparation

Submission Guidelines

Paper Format

Manuscripts must be written in English and submitted as PDF files for review.
Authors should follow the conference manuscript template and Springer Computer Science proceedings formatting guidance where applicable.
Tentative paper length: short papers 6–8 pages and full papers 10–12 pages, subject to final proceedings requirements.
The maximum number of authors is currently limited to five unless specifically approved by the Technical Program Committee.

Originality & Scope

The work must be original, unpublished and not simultaneously submitted to another conference or journal.
The manuscript must fall within the ICSSCC 2027 tracks or closely related areas.
The Technical Program Committee may perform an initial scope and quality screening before peer review.
All sources, datasets, methods and prior work must be appropriately acknowledged and cited.

Similarity Screening

Submitted manuscripts will be checked using licensed similarity-detection software.
The conference currently applies a maximum overall similarity threshold of 15%, excluding bibliography where appropriate.
Substantial overlap with a single source, unattributed reuse or plagiarism may result in rejection at any stage.
Authors remain responsible for the originality and integrity of the submitted work.

Use of Generative AI Tools

Any material use of generative AI tools in preparing text, figures, images, code or other manuscript content must be transparently disclosed.
Authors are fully responsible for accuracy, originality, citations, permissions and research integrity.
AI tools must not be listed as authors and must not replace author accountability.

Quality Assurance

Peer-Review Process

ICSSCC follows a rigorous double-blind peer-review process designed to evaluate originality, technical quality, relevance and clarity.

1

Scope Screening

Initial check for relevance, completeness and basic submission requirements.

2

Similarity Check

Originality screening before the manuscript enters formal peer review.

3

Three Reviews

Each paper is reviewed by a minimum of three subject experts.

4

TPC Decision

Decision based on reviewer reports, quality criteria and conference scope.

Review Criteria

Relevance to the conference themes
Originality and innovation
Technical depth and contribution
Methodological rigor and validation
Quality of results and analysis
Clarity, organization and reproducibility
Ethical compliance and data integrity
Quality and relevance of the literature review

Reviewer Responsibilities

Provide an independent, rigorous and constructive technical assessment.
Identify gaps requiring clarification, additional validation or correction.
Evaluate novelty, significance, clarity, relevance and repeatability.
Declare conflicts of interest and maintain manuscript confidentiality.
Recommend mandatory corrections and optional improvements where appropriate.