Submission

Abstract and Innovative projects Submission

Submission Deliverables

Participating teams are required to submit the following materials for evaluation:

  1. Project Abstract: A 150–250 words summary covering the problem, methodology, core solution, primary findings, and main impacts.
  2. Full Paper of Innovation Project: see STEM Innovation Project Paper Template as below.
  3. Demonstration Video: A 3-minute video presentation showcasing the working concept, prototype, or simulation.

Submission

Microsoft Word of abstract and full paper of innovation project, and link of demonstration video should be submitted through Microsoft CMT for review.

The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.

To submit your abstract or full paper via Microsoft CMT, please click the button below.

Submission

Eligibility & Entry Requirements

  • Target Audience: High school students (Ages 13–18).
  • Team Structure: Teams of 3 to 5 students, accompanied by at least 1 advisor/teacher.

 STEM Innovation Project Full Paper Template

Authors are invited to submit a comprehensive research paper detailing their STEM innovation project. All submissions must follow the structured template below and must not exceed 6,000 words (excluding references, figures, and tables).

Title of the STEM Innovation

Authors, Affiliations, and Contact Information

Abstract

[Insert 150-250 word summary covering problem, methodology, solution, findings, and impact]

Keywords: [Keyword 1, Keyword 2, Keyword 3, Keyword 4]

  1. INTRODUCTION

   1.1 Literature Review & Theoretical Framework

   1.2 Problem Statement

   1.3 Aims and Objectives

  1. METHODOLOGY OF INVESTIGATION

   2.1 Experimental Framework & Prototyping Process

   2.2 Testing & Data Collection Protocols

  1. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE SOLUTION

   3.1 System Architecture & Core Technologies

   3.2 Operational Mechanisms

  1. RESULTS & KEY FINDINGS

   4.1 Experimental Metrics & Validation Results

   4.2 Proof-of-Concept Outcomes

  1. INNOVATION & COMPETITIVE DIFFERENTIATION

   5.1 Novel Features & Intellectual Property

   5.2 Comparison with Existing Solutions

  1. APPLICATION, MARKET & IMPACT

   6.1 Target Use Cases & Value Proposition

   6.2 Market Readiness & Scalability

   6.3 Socio-Economic & Environmental Impact

  1. CONCLUSION & FUTURE WORK

   7.1 Project Conclusion

   7.2 Future Next Steps

  1. REFERENCES

   [List numbered references APA style here]

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