Format Guidelines
All submissions must follow IEEE conference paper formatting guidelines to ensure consistency and professional presentation across all research contributions.
We provide comprehensive templates for different submission types to streamline your preparation process and maintain publication standards.
General Requirements
- Use IEEE conference paper format without modifying margins, font sizes, or styles
- Abstract submissions should not exceed 300 words
- Full papers should be between 6-10 pages, including figures, tables, and references
- Poster presentations should follow the A0 format (841 × 1189 mm) in portrait orientation
- All submissions must be in PDF format with embedded fonts
Citation Style
All submissions must follow IEEE citation style, the standard format for academic conferences in our field. This ensures consistency and professional presentation across all publications.
Our templates include comprehensive examples of reference formatting for journal articles, conference papers, books, and online sources.
Example: A. Johnson, B. Smith, and C. Davis, "Breaking barriers: Women in STEM leadership roles," in Proc. Int. Conf. Gender Equality, 2024, pp. 45-52.
Language & Quality
All submissions must be in English with clear, professional academic writing. We recommend peer review and professional editing services before submission.
Pay special attention to inclusive language, terminology related to gender studies, and clear methodology descriptions that ensure reproducibility.
Tip: Use inclusive language and consider intersectionality when discussing gender equality and empowerment topics.
Technical Requirements
Figures and Tables
- All figures must be high resolution (minimum 300 DPI)
- Use vector graphics when possible
- Include captions below figures and above tables
- Reference all figures and tables in the text
- Use consistent formatting and fonts
Data Presentation
- Include error bars and statistical significance
- Provide dataset descriptions and sources
- Use inclusive demographic categories
- Ensure reproducibility of results
- Consider intersectional analysis approaches
Research Methodology
- Clearly define research questions and hypotheses
- Describe participant recruitment and selection
- Address ethical considerations and consent
- Include limitations and future work sections
- Use gender-inclusive research frameworks
Writing Standards
- Use person-first and inclusive language
- Avoid assumptions about gender roles
- Include diverse perspectives and citations
- Maintain academic objectivity and rigor
- Acknowledge positionality where relevant
Submission Tips
Start Early
Begin preparing your submission well in advance to allow adequate time for research, writing, revisions, and formatting compliance.
Follow IEEE Standards
Strictly adhere to IEEE formatting requirements, including page limits, citation style, and template usage for professional presentation.
Clear Contribution
Clearly articulate your research contribution, novelty, and significance to gender equality, women empowerment, and entrepreneurship.
Peer Review
Have colleagues review your paper for technical accuracy, inclusive language, clarity, and formatting before final submission.