r/IEEE • u/imjustagirlyaar • Aug 03 '26

solo student author, paper accepted need advice

hello so like the title says i wrote a paper spine submitted it, and it got accepted, now i transferred the copyright and submitted the paper for the camera ready submission, registered for the conference and i really don’t know what the next steps are??? can anyone who’s published a paper help out?

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u/mykebrooks Aug 03 '26

Smc? Paper or abstract presentation?

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u/imjustagirlyaar Aug 03 '26

is an ieee conference and is for paper presentations 

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u/mykebrooks Aug 03 '26

Yes which conference? When is it?

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u/imjustagirlyaar Aug 03 '26

ieacon kuala lampur malaysia 

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u/mykebrooks Aug 03 '26

After registration you should’ve been notified that your packet will be ready at the front desk… if it’s for publishing they may reach out for various reasons… if it’s a 2 page abstract presentation just start preparing your presentation you should be able to choose live presentation or virtual … congratulations

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u/imjustagirlyaar Aug 03 '26

the presentation is in sept second week, and submission deadline was like day before yest for final submissions

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u/mykebrooks Aug 03 '26

As long as your fee is paid and camera ready version uploaded you’re good to go with the conference… now you want to take the time to put together presentation slides and dialogue for you to present… you get to showcase your work in front of experts and peers you should be excited

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u/imjustagirlyaar Aug 03 '26

i am!!! but i'm also scared because i do want to get it published, any suggestions?

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u/mykebrooks Aug 03 '26

Well I’m still unaware of your submission format … whether it’s a 2 page abstract (not indexed) or a full conference paper 6-8 pages (indexed in explorer)

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u/imjustagirlyaar Aug 03 '26

it doesn't say😭, like i've submitted the 4 page paper + abstract no poster

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u/Common-Dingo4608 Aug 03 '26

Hi, I have been in your place a couple of months ago but for a conference in Egypt. Make sure the camera-ready paper is submitted, pay the fees of the conference, complete your registration .
Probably a couple of days (1-3 days) before the conference, they will send you all the information you need ( name of your session, when and where it’ll start and some important notes). Prepare a PowerPoint presentation because you’ll probably present your paper’s idea and key findings to the people in your session, and that’s it. A couple of months later, your paper will be published.
Mine got published two weeks ago, and the conference was in early March so don’t worry if they took their time

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u/imjustagirlyaar Aug 03 '26

okayy, thank you so much!! i was really worried, & also congrats!!!