
Author Instructions
Abstract Submission
Submit a short abstract (300–500 words and 2–4 keywords) through The Combustion Institute submission portal using the template below:
NOTE: Oral Presentation Abstract Submissions are Now Closed. WiPP Submissions are Now Closed.
Full Paper Submission
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All final papers (10-page limit) should use the provided templates below:
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In addition, authors should fill out the Publication Option Confirmation Form to indicate if they are interested in their papers being considered for special issues of the off-year PROCI or the FSJ. More information is available here. Completed publication confirmation forms should be submitted in the same submission portal as final papers.
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Submit both your full paper and publication option confirmation form as separate files using The Combustion Institute submission portal.
Submission steps:
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Log in your account on The Combustion Institute website.
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Find the "Abstract Submissions" tab on the bottom of your member profile page.
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Click on “Edit” next to your accepted abstract submission.
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Look for “WiPP Abstract and Oral Presentation Full Paper Submission Here (Mandatory)” and upload your final paper as a PDF over your earlier abstract submission.
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Upload your completed Publication Option Confirmation Form as a PDF in the additional documents portal on the “WiPP Abstract and Oral Presentation Full Paper Submission Here (Mandatory)” tab.
Only electronic submissions in PDF will be accepted. Submitted papers must be written in English, must be no longer than ten pages in 12-point font, must render without error using standard PDF viewing tools, and must include the author names and affiliations on the first page.
Poster Instructions
The Work in Progress (WiP) Posters must not exceed 30"x40", but could be in either landscape or portrait orientation. To make your research stand out, please use clear headings, concise text, and high-quality visuals. Avoid overcrowding the layout, and choose colors and fonts that enhance readability. Standalone easels and foam backing boards will be provided, so paper or lightweight fabrics will work best.
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For a full list of Colloquia and Emphasized Thematic Topics, as well as more information about submissions, please consult the Call for Papers. Any questions can be directed to office@combustioninstitute.org.​