Abstract submission

Abstract format

In order to submit your abstract for ICLISSP2025, you have to:

1. Download the template: Download the preformatted abstract template (MS word) provide here

2. Prepare your abstract:

Type your abstract into the preformatted document following the instruction as below:
Title of Abstract in Times New Roman Font: Size 14 Point, Center-Aligned
1 Author, A.B., 1*Second-Author, C.D., 2Third, E.F. & 2Soon, G.H.
1 Affiliation, e-mail address
2 Affiliation, e-mail address
(Add * for lead/corresponding Author)

Please paste your abstract in this file. The limit for your abstract is 275 words in a single paragraph. The author names should be in Times New Roman font, 14 points and 12 points for the remainder of the abstract. Please keep the page margins 2.54 cm all around. Use single-line spacing and justify the paragraph on the left and right side. The organizing committee reserves the right to edit abstracts for clarity or correctness of English but will consult the author if any significant changes are needed. Please save your file and rename it with the lead presenter’s full name.

Keywords: maximum 6 words separated by a comma in italicized text, please do not repeat keyword from the title

Please send your abstract to email: iclissp.icise@gmail.com with email title is “Abstract-ICLISSP2025 – Your name”
Abstract submission deadline: June 15, 2025

Scientific sessions:

You can choose the topic that refers to the main subject of the abstract. The scientific committee reserves the right to re-categorize the abstract

Library and Information Science

  • Best Practices for Library Transformation from Global Case Studies
  • Emerging Technologies in Academic and Public Libraries
  • Sustainable Leadership in Library Administration: Adaptive Approaches in Time of Change
  • Collaboration and Partnerships for Library Innovation
  • Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Modern Academic and Public Library
  • The Role of Libraries in Supporting International Research and Collaboration
  • Academic Libraries as Partners in Curriculum Design
  • Open Source for library innovative services and development
  • Copyright and Research Toolkits for Universities

Scholarly Publishing

  • Open Access Repositories and Institutional Support: Developing Sustainable Models for Open Publishing
  • Supporting Scholarly Publishing in a Global Context: Challenges in Developing Countries and Emerging Markets
  • Altmetrics and Emerging Metrics for Measuring Scholarly Impact: Role of Libraries in Tracking Research Influence
  • Navigating Digital Rights Management (DRM) in Library Collections and E-Resources
  • Open Access Publishing Models.
  • Open Educational Resource (OER) Initiatives and Implementation