Paper Submission

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The deadline for revising accepted papers is Friday, 26 June 2026.

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PSE Template

Download the PSE template for preparing your accepted full paper submission.

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LaTeX Template and Submission Instructions

In addition to the Word template, authors may prepare their manuscript using LaTeX.

LaTeX Template Options
Important Submission Requirement: All final paper submissions must be uploaded in Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx) format.
LaTeX to Word Conversion

Authors using LaTeX should convert their final manuscript to Word format using the PSEPress converter:

https://psepress.streamlit.app/

This tool is designed to preserve formatting and ensure compatibility with the conference submission system.

Recommended Workflow
  1. Prepare your manuscript using the LaTeX template (locally or on Overleaf).
  2. Generate a PDF for review.
  3. Convert the LaTeX source to Word format using the PSEPress converter.
  4. Review and finalize formatting in Word.
  5. Upload the .doc or .docx file to the submission system.

Full paper submission instructions

Use the PSE Template card to download the required Word template. In addition expand the LaTeX instructions for template links, conversion steps, and the final .doc or .docx submission requirement.

IMPORTANT: All final paper submissions must be uploaded in Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx) format.

Authors are responsible for checking the status of their submissions via the conference website. Notification of abstract decisions will be sent by email, and abstract status will also be updated on the conference website.

AI Statement

Level 1 - Minimal (Editing / Grammar Only)

The authors used artificial intelligence tools to assist with grammar, spelling, and readability improvements in the manuscript. No AI tools were used to generate scientific content, analysis, or conclusions. All technical material reflects the authors' original work, and the authors are fully responsible for the accuracy of the content.

Level 2 - Assisted Writing (Non-technical Content Support)

The authors used generative AI tools to assist with drafting portions of the introduction and background sections. The AI was used for language refinement and organization only. All technical content, interpretations, and conclusions were developed and verified by the authors, who are fully responsible for the accuracy of the work.

Level 3 - Analytical Support (Code / Data / Figures)

The authors used generative AI tools to assist in generating initial code, data analysis workflows, and draft visualizations as described in the relevant sections of the manuscript. All AI-generated outputs were reviewed, tested, and modified by the authors. The authors take full responsibility for the accuracy, validity, and integrity of all results.

Level 4 - Substantive Generation (Core Scientific Contribution Support)

The authors used generative AI tools to assist in generating initial hypotheses, outlining modeling approaches, and drafting portions of the methodology and discussion. All AI-generated content was critically evaluated, validated, and substantially revised by the authors. While generative AI was used as a support tool, the authors assume full responsibility for the originality, accuracy, and conclusions of the work.

The Three Submission Types
  1. FOCAPO-CPC
  2. FOCAPO
  3. CPC
Topic Themes
  1. Foundations and Advances in Process Operations/Control
  2. Frontiers of Computing and Algorithms in PSE
  3. Advances and Applications of AI/ML in PSE
  4. PSE Applications in Energy, Circularity, Sustainability, Resilience/Uncertainty
  5. Revitalizing Manufacturing through Autonomy
  6. Challenges and Opportunities in PSE Education
  7. Interdisciplinary Approaches or Other Topics