Publication – Taylor & Francis / Routledge | Scopus Indexed – ICRDET 2027 | ICRDET 2027
KNRCER · Hyderabad
International Conference on Research & Development in Engineering & Technology
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Abstract Submission Deadline: October 31, 2026 Full Paper Submission: December 28, 2026 Conference Dates: 19–20 March 2027 · KNRCER Campus, Hyderabad Published in Taylor & Francis / Routledge — Scopus Indexed Paper submissions via Microsoft CMT
Publication

Publication & Indexing

Taylor & Francis / Routledge · Scopus · Open Access

Publisher

Published by Taylor & Francis

All accepted and presented papers at ICRDET 2027 will be published in conference proceedings through Taylor & Francis / Routledge, one of the world's leading academic publishers. The proceedings will be available as an eBook and in print format with a unique ISBN.

Papers will be hosted permanently on the Routledge eBook platform and will be freely accessible online under open access arrangements. There is no subscription or institutional login required to view published papers.

The conference proceedings will be submitted to the Scopus database, ensuring that all published papers are discoverable through major academic search tools and citation trackers worldwide.

eBook & Print
Proceedings published as edited eBook and print volume with ISBN on Taylor & Francis platform.
Scopus Indexed
All papers submitted for Scopus indexing after publication. Discoverable by researchers worldwide.
Open Access
Published content is freely available online — no paywall, no account required for readers.
Global Distribution
Distributed through Routledge eBook platform and additional academic networks worldwide.
Google Scholar
Indexed by Google Scholar and other public academic search engines for maximum visibility.
Permanent Hosting
Papers remain available on the platform indefinitely unless removed by the conference organiser.
Workflow

Publication Process

1
Submit Paper
Author submits original research via Microsoft CMT before the deadline.
2
Plagiarism Check
The submitted paper undergoes plagiarism screening by the review committee.
3
Double-Blind Review
Minimum three subject experts review the paper without knowing author identities.
4
Accept / Revise / Reject
Authors receive review comments. Accepted papers may require minor revisions.
5
Camera-Ready Submission
Authors submit the final corrected manuscript along with the copyright form.
6
Conference Presentation
Author presents the paper at ICRDET 2027 (in-person or online).
7
Proceedings Publication
Presented papers are published by Taylor & Francis / Routledge with ISBN.
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Scopus Submission
The complete proceedings are submitted to Scopus for indexing.
Indexing

Why Scopus Indexing Matters

Scopus is one of the largest abstract and citation databases in the world. A Scopus-indexed paper carries significant weight in academic evaluations, promotions, and research grant applications.

Research Impact

Scopus tracks citations, h-index, and author profiles, giving your work measurable academic visibility.

Institutional Benefit

Scopus-indexed publications contribute to institutional research rankings and accreditation scores.

Career Advancement

Indexed publications are recognised in faculty promotions, research fellowships, and PhD evaluations.

Global Reach

Papers discoverable by researchers, institutions, and databases across 190+ countries.

Standards

Publication Ethics

1
Plagiarism-Free Requirement
All submissions are screened against plagiarism detection tools. Papers with high similarity will be returned or rejected outright. Authors are fully responsible for the originality of their work.
2
No Double Submissions
Submitting a paper simultaneously to another conference, journal, or workshop is a direct violation of conference policy and will result in permanent disqualification.
3
Accurate Data Reporting
Authors must ensure all data, results, and experimental findings reported in the paper are accurate and verifiable. Fabricated or manipulated data will lead to retraction.
4
Proper Citation Practices
Cited references must genuinely support the paper's claims. Citing irrelevant sources to inflate citation counts is unethical and violates Taylor & Francis guidelines.
5
Copyright Compliance
Authors retain ownership of their work but must transfer publication rights to the publisher by signing the copyright form before proceedings are finalised.
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Non-Refundable Registration
Acceptance and registration of a paper does not guarantee publication if the paper is not presented at the conference. Registration fees are non-refundable.