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AcademicEvents (https://www.academicevents.org) is an academic event planning platform initiated by Science Publishing Group (SciencePG). AcademicEvents aims to foster collaboration and facilitate the dissemination of innovative ideas. This platform provides comprehensive publishing services for global conference organizers, research institutions, and academic communities.

Free Publication of Abstract Book

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Deadline: 31 December 2025

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Conference abstract book will contain abstracts of all the presented articles, poster presentations, oral communication, etc.

Conference organizers are invited to publish their abstract as a book with the following features:

All abstracts are included in the abstract book with ISBN.

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Conference organizers retain full editorial control.

Abstracts are not considered preprints, allowing authors to freely publish full papers in any academic journal.

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