Publish Your Conference Abstracts
Publish conference abstracts with AIJR and ensure that all conference content, including abstracts and extended abstracts, is officially published and widely available. With ISBN, DOI, and Google Scholar indexing, your conference book of abstracts gains credibility, visibility, and long-term accessibility
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Make Your Conference Abstracts Globally Visible & Accessible
AIJR is the first scholarly publisher to offer conference abstracts publication as a standalone Book of Abstracts with an ISBN & DOI. Additionally, AIJR also provides Google Scholar indexing for individual abstracts.
Why Publish Abstracts with AIJR?
- ISBN & DOI – The abstract book receives an ISBN and a book-level DOI for official recognition.
- Google Scholar Indexing – Every abstract is indexed, making it easily searchable.
- Open Access – Your abstracts remain freely available to a global audience.
- Fast & Hassle-Free – A smooth process from submission to publication.
- Permanent Record – Preserve your conference content for future reference and citations.
Publication Options
We offer flexible publishing solutions for conferences at different stages:
- Future Conferences – Plan ahead and publish your abstract book for your upcoming conferences.
- Past Conferences – If you’ve organized a conference in the past but haven’t published an abstract book, you can still do so to create a permanent record.
Publishing Fee & Special Offer
- Free Publication – Conferences organized by a university or college at least six months in the future qualify for free abstract book publication.
- Economical Publication – Low publishing fee options available for upcoming conferences.
- Past Conference Abstracts – Get a special offer for publishing abstracts from past conferences to ensure their long-term preservation and accessibility.
Get Started Today
Ensure your conference abstracts are professionally published and permanently available. Submit a conference abstract publication proposal now to get a quote & discuss your publishing needs.