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CURRENT CONFERENCE

XXII INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE. BEIJING. CHINA. 11-12.08.2026

SCIENCE IN MODERN SOCIETY

  • Submission deadline: 11 August 2026
  • Payment deadline: 12 August 2026
  • Proceedings publication: 19 August 2026

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NEW PROBLEMS OF SCIENCE AND WAYS OF THEIR SOLUTION

  • Acceptance of materials for participation in the conference: till 19.08.2026
  • Acceptance of payment for participation in the conference: till 19.08.2026
  • Sending the conference proceedings to the authors: till 26.08.2026
MODERN SCIENCE: EXPERIENCE, TRADITIONS, INNOVATIONS
  • Acceptance of materials for participation in the conference: till 26.08.2026
  • Acceptance of payment for participation in the conference: till 26.08.2026
  • Sending the conference proceedings to the authors: till 02.09.2026
MODERN SCIENCE: ACTUAL PROBLEMS
  • Acceptance of materials for participation in the conference: till 02.09.2026
  • Acceptance of payment for participation in the conference: till 02.09.2026
  • Sending the conference proceedings to the authors: till 09.09.2026
MODERN SCIENCE: FUNDAMENTAL AND APPLIED ASPECTS
  • Acceptance of materials for participation in the conference: till 09.09.2026
  • Acceptance of payment for participation in the conference: till 09.09.2026
  • Sending the conference proceedings to the authors: till 16.09.2026
EXPLORING THE UNKNOWN: SCIENCE, IMAGINATION, DISCOVERY
  • Acceptance of materials for participation in the conference: till 16.09.2026
  • Acceptance of payment for participation in the conference: till 16.09.2026
  • Sending the conference proceedings to the authors: till 23.09.2026
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE XXI CENTURY: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS
  • Acceptance of materials for participation in the conference: till 23.09.2026
  • Acceptance of payment for participation in the conference: till 23.09.2026
  • Sending the conference proceedings to the authors: till 30.09.2026
MODERN SCIENCE: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL VIEW
  • Acceptance of materials for participation in the conference: till 30.09.2026
  • Acceptance of payment for participation in the conference: till 30.09.2026
  • Sending the conference proceedings to the authors: till 07.10.2026
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL PERSPECTIVES OF MODERN SCIENCE
  • Acceptance of materials for participation in the conference: till 07.10.2026
  • Acceptance of payment for participation in the conference: till 07.10.2026
  • Sending the conference proceedings to the authors: till 14.10.2026
THE FUTURE OF INTELLIGENCE: HUMAN, ARTIFICIAL, COLLECTIVE
  • Acceptance of materials for participation in the conference: till 14.10.2026
  • Acceptance of payment for participation in the conference: till 14.10.2026
  • Sending the conference proceedings to the authors: till 21.10.2026
DIALOGUE OF TIMES: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
  • Acceptance of materials for participation in the conference: till 21.10.2026
  • Acceptance of payment for participation in the conference: till 21.10.2026
  • Sending the conference proceedings to the authors: till 28.10.2026
QUESTIONS. HYPOTHESES. ANSWERS: SCIENCE XXI CENTURY
  • Acceptance of materials for participation in the conference: till 28.10.2026
  • Acceptance of payment for participation in the conference: till 28.10.2026
  • Sending the conference proceedings to the authors: till 04.11.2026
SCIENCE IN MODERN SOCIETY
  • Acceptance of materials for participation in the conference: till 04.11.2026
  • Acceptance of payment for participation in the conference: till 04.11.2026
  • Sending the conference proceedings to the authors: till 11.11.2026

Empowering the Next Generation of Researchers

International scientific conferences give students and early-career researchers the opportunity to present their work, receive constructive feedback, and build meaningful academic connections. By engaging with experienced scholars and exploring the latest research across disciplines, young scientists strengthen their critical-thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills. These events encourage collaboration, mentorship, and the exchange of innovative ideas, helping emerging researchers gain confidence, advance their careers, and contribute to the future of science.

PARTICIPATION PROCESS

Complete the participation process in five simple steps. Submit your application, prepare your manuscript in accordance with the requirements, and receive confirmation from the organizing committee.

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Complete the online application with your contact information, selected scientific section, and manuscript details.

Prepare Your Manuscript

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Submitted materials will be reviewed by the organizing committee. If your paper is accepted, you will receive confirmation and an individual payment link.

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  • Additionally and upon request, you can be sent details for paying participation by bank transfer.​
  • After paying for participation in the conference, you need to send the Print Screen or a copy of the receipt to the conference organizer

IMPORTANT

Please include the affiliation and contact email address of every author in the submitted manuscript.

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Requirements for material: Key Regulations

The volume of materials for publication in the conference proceedings should adhere to the specified page limit.

Materials for publication must conform to the guidelines provided, with articles up to 25 pages A4 and theses up to 5 pages A4 accepted.

General design requirements

  1. Times New Roman font;
  2. font size – 12;
  3. spacing between letters is normal;
  4. line spacing – 1 pt (one);
  5. new line indent (paragraph) – 1 cm;
  6. perimeter margins – 2 cm;
  7. hyphenation – automatically;
  8. A4 page size;
  9. orientation – portrait.

All materials are published in the author’s edition.
The conference organizers are not responsible for the content of the materials.

Structural elements of materials written in the language of the author

  • Topic in English
    The title of the manuscript should fully reflect the topic of the research and its content. It should be short and concise.
  • Information about author(s) in English
    full name
    affiliation
    contact email
  • Topic in the author’s writing language
    The title of the manuscript should fully reflect the topic of the research and its content. It should be short and concise.
  • Information about author(s) in the author’s writing language
    full name
    affiliation
    contact email
  • Abstract in English
    The abstract should be written without subsections. The text should be concise and original. It is inappropriate to use suggestions in the annotation from the text of the main part. At the same time, the material that is absent in the main part cannot be presented in the abstract. In the annotation, the author should not refer to any sources, use tables and figures. The number of words should be on average 350-450.
  • Abstract in the author’s writing language
    The abstract should be written without subsections. The text should be concise and original. It is inappropriate to use suggestions in the annotation from the text of the main part. At the same time, the material that is absent in the main part cannot be presented in the abstract. In the annotation, the author should not refer to any sources, use tables and figures. The number of words should be on average 350-450.
  • Keywords in English
    The number of keywords should be 5-10 on average. There should not be sentences, but words or groups of words. There is no need to repeat words from the topic of the material.
  • Keywords in the author’s writing language
    The number of keywords should be 5-10 on average. There should not be sentences, but words or groups of words. There is no need to repeat words from the topic of the material.
  • The main part in the author’s writing language
    The main body of text should be broken down into meaningful sections with separate headings to reveal the essence of that section. Don’t make headlines too long: the preferred headline should be 1-7 words long. Each material must contain conclusions in which the author (s) must draw a conclusion about the research material, without new facts or data.
  • References in English
    Only in Latin!
    When compiling a list of references, use the English versions of the titles of articles, journals and the names of authors.
    Do not forget that any article that you refer to in the bibliography published in Cyrillic (Ukrainian, Russian, etc.) also has an official translation of the title in Latin (English), which is usually displayed in the table of contents;
    Most of the magazines have an official name in both Cyrillic and Latin;
    So, when forming a list of references, use the English version of the journal name, the English version of the article title (from the table of contents) and the English version of the authors’ surnames;
    If there is no English version of the title of the journal and the article, they should be translated into English and indicated in square brackets [Published in Russian (Ukrainian)]
  • Topic in English
    The title of the manuscript should fully reflect the topic of the research and its content. It should be short and concise.
  • Information about author(s) in English
    full name
    affiliation
    contact email
  • Topic in the author’s writing language
    The title of the manuscript should fully reflect the topic of the research and its content. It should be short and concise.
  • Information about author(s) in the author’s writing language
    full name
    affiliation
    contact email
  • The main part in the author’s writing language
    The main body of text should be broken down into meaningful sections with separate headings to reveal the essence of that section. Don’t make headlines too long: the preferred headline should be 1-7 words long. Each material must contain conclusions in which the author (s) must draw a conclusion about the research material, without new facts or data.
  • References in English
    Only in Latin!
    When compiling a list of references, use the English versions of the titles of articles, journals and the names of authors.
    Do not forget that any article that you refer to in the bibliography published in Cyrillic (Ukrainian, Russian, etc.) also has an official translation of the title in Latin (English), which is usually displayed in the table of contents;
    Most of the magazines have an official name in both Cyrillic and Latin;
    So, when forming a list of references, use the English version of the journal name, the English version of the article title (from the table of contents) and the English version of the authors’ surnames;
    If there is no English version of the title of the journal and the article, they should be translated into English and indicated in square brackets [Published in Russian (Ukrainian)]

Structural elements of materials written in English

  • Topic in English
    The title of the manuscript should fully reflect the topic of the research and its content. It should be short and concise.
  • Information about author(s) in English
    full name
    affiliation
    contact email
  • Abstract in English
    The abstract should be written without subsections. The text should be concise and original. It is inappropriate to use suggestions in the annotation from the text of the main part. At the same time, the material that is absent in the main part cannot be presented in the abstract. In the annotation, the author should not refer to any sources, use tables and figures. The number of words should be on average 350-450.
  • Keywords in English
    The number of keywords should be 5-10 on average. There should not be sentences, but words or groups of words. There is no need to repeat words from the topic of the material.
  • The main part in English
    The main body of text should be broken down into meaningful sections with separate headings to reveal the essence of that section. Don’t make headlines too long: the preferred headline should be 1-7 words long. Each material must contain conclusions in which the author (s) must draw a conclusion about the research material, without new facts or data.
  • References in English
    Only in Latin!
    When compiling a list of references, use the English versions of the titles of articles, journals and the names of authors.
    Do not forget that any article that you refer to in the bibliography published in Cyrillic (Ukrainian, Russian, etc.) also has an official translation of the title in Latin (English), which is usually displayed in the table of contents;
    Most of the magazines have an official name in both Cyrillic and Latin;
    So, when forming a list of references, use the English version of the journal name, the English version of the article title (from the table of contents) and the English version of the authors’ surnames;
    If there is no English version of the title of the journal and the article, they should be translated into English and indicated in square brackets [Published in Russian (Ukrainian)]
  • Topic in English
    The title of the manuscript should fully reflect the topic of the research and its content. It should be short and concise.
  • Information about author(s) in English
    full name
    affiliation
    contact email
  • The main part in English
    The main body of text should be broken down into meaningful sections with separate headings to reveal the essence of that section. Don’t make headlines too long: the preferred headline should be 1-7 words long. Each material must contain conclusions in which the author (s) must draw a conclusion about the research material, without new facts or data.
  • References in English
    Only in Latin!
    When compiling a list of references, use the English versions of the titles of articles, journals and the names of authors.
    Do not forget that any article that you refer to in the bibliography published in Cyrillic (Ukrainian, Russian, etc.) also has an official translation of the title in Latin (English), which is usually displayed in the table of contents;
    Most of the magazines have an official name in both Cyrillic and Latin;
    So, when forming a list of references, use the English version of the journal name, the English version of the article title (from the table of contents) and the English version of the authors’ surnames;
    If there is no English version of the title of the journal and the article, they should be translated into English and indicated in square brackets [Published in Russian (Ukrainian)]

Editor: Hans Muller
Layout: Ellen Schwimmer

  • Karin Mayer – MD, Ph.D, Medicine, Munich, Germany
  • Julia Schneider – PhD., Agriculture, Salzburg, Austria
  • Miroslav Novak – Dr.Sc., Chemistry, Belgrade, Serbia
  • Irina Petrova- Dr., Pedagogy, Cambridge, England
  • Jan Novak – Dr.Sc., Physical, Manchester, England
  • Petra Richterova – Dr, Architecture, Liège, Belgium
  • Viktoriya Ivanova – PhD., History, Sofia, Bulgaria
  • Karel Novotny – Dr.Sc., Economics, Praha, Czech Republic
  • Elena Kuznetsova – Sc., Psychology, Kiev, Ukraine
  • Pavel Jankowski -Jur. Professor, Jurisprudence, Warsaw, Poland
  • Adriana Silva – PhD, Prof., Culturology, Vienna, Austria
  • Janusz Wojcik – Philosophy, Warsaw, Poland
  • Karin Mayer – MD, Ph.D, Medicine, Munich, Germany
  • Julia Schneider – PhD., Agriculture, Salzburg, Austria
  • Miroslav Novak – Dr.Sc., Chemistry, Belgrade, Serbia
  • Irina Petrova -Dr, Pedagogy, Cambridge, England
  • Jan Novak – Dr.Sc., Physical, Manchester, England
  • Petra Richterova – Dr, Architecture, Liège, Belgium
  • Viktoriya Ivanova – PhD., History, Sofia, Bulgaria
  • Karel Novotny – Dr.Sc., Economics, Praha, Czech Republic
  • Elena Kuznetsova – Sc., Psychology, Kiev, Ukraine
  • Pavel Jankowski – Jur. Professor, Jurisprudence, Warsaw, Poland
  • Adriana Silva – PhD, Prof., Culturology, Vienna, Austria
  • Janusz Wojcik-, Philosophy, Warsaw, Poland