FAQs

The hybrid format of FMIC-SMCI 2026 will allow for both in-person and online participation. Every presentation will be aired globally.

Indeed. Presentations that are recorded or given remotely are acceptable. For comprehensive instructions, please get in touch with the organizer.

Indeed. Presenters might ask the organizer to record their own presentation. You need to get other presenters’ permission before you can access their recordings.

Indeed. Following the conference, certificates will be provided upon request. If you need one, please let the organizer know in advance.

One to three working days are needed for the initial screening. Your submission will move on to peer review, which usually takes a month or so, if it makes it past this point.

The rate of acceptance is roughly 60%. Every full-paper submission is examined by a minimum of two to three impartial reviewers.

There is a final deadline in addition to rolling monthly deadlines.

Payment instructions and the advised payment period will be provided along with the acceptance letter. Invoices can be requested from the organizer.

It is highly recommended that authors use expert plagiarism detection software to proofread their work before submitting it. The submission will be rejected, not published, and might be used as a bad example on our website if plagiarism is found. In these situations, the authors are solely responsible.

Not always. The publisher will conduct a final review of accepted manuscripts. Academic misconduct is strongly prohibited by the committee, which also retains the authority to take appropriate action.

No. Indexing decisions are not under the organizer’s control. However, the possibility of indexing is greatly raised by collaborating with respectable publishers and adhering to a strict peer-review procedure.