Guidelines

The submitted paper must be a novel, unpublished research work.
Use either British or American English throughout the manuscript (not both).
Ensure that the paper is thoroughly proofread for grammar and spelling errors before submission. Non-native English speakers are encouraged to seek help from a native speaker.
All figures and tables must be high quality, clearly numbered, and referred to appropriately within the text.
The manuscript should be prepared using Springer’s official templates (LaTeX or Microsoft Word). Templates can be accessed via the authors' page: [Click here].
Springer allows the inclusion of ORCID iDs and embedded videos in proceedings papers.

Manuscripts must be submitted through the CMT platform (Submission Link). For any issues during submission, contact: detis.conference@gmail.com.
Each paper will undergo a peer review by the Scientific Committee. Based on the evaluation, authors will receive a notification of acceptance, revision, or rejection via email.
Authors must revise and resubmit their papers based on reviewer feedback, if required.

After final acceptance, authors must sign and submit the License-to-Publish form in PDF format. The corresponding author must have full authority to sign on behalf of all co-authors.

Authors must adhere to Springer’s Code of Conduct and publication ethics.
The plagiarism limit is strictly below 10% (excluding references), and AI-generated content is not allowed.
Reusing text, data, or images from any source—including the authors’ own work—without citation is considered plagiarism.
All quoted or reused material must be properly cited and referenced.
Any detected plagiarism or data/image manipulation will lead to rejection or post-publication retraction.

Authors are solely responsible for obtaining permissions to reuse any third-party content.
If material from a previous edition is reused, new permission must be obtained.
All documentation and payments (if applicable) for content rights must be managed by the authors.

DETIS reserves the right to withdraw any submission at any point if ethical or quality concerns arise and are not resolved satisfactorily.
Papers once rejected due to plagiarism, scope issues, or quality will not be reconsidered.
The organizing team holds no responsibility for rejections at any stage of the review or publication process.
To encourage in-person participation, only offline presenters will be provided with the conference kit.