Publishing your conference or workshop.

Atlantis Press is building up a repository of freely available articles from books, journals and conferences, workshops and symposia. All articles will be fully interlinked and presented for indexing to the major indexing services, incl. Compendex/EI, ISI, ISI-Proceedings (*), etc. Furthermore, we can help you to locate high-quality scientific journals interested in publishing extended versions of selected papers.

Our offer
Conference organisers, please click here to read our latest proceedings mailing including details of our offer.

Ordering
Please click here to see all our proceedings and for ordering them.

Series

In October 2006, a new series called "Advances in Intelligent Systems Research" has been started. The series contains Proceedings from major, peer-reviewed computer science conferences, all published following our unique publishing model: conferences sponsor our publishing services in exchange for which Atlantis Press ensures a professional publication of the Proceedings, including archiving, indexing and freely accessible articles on its webserver. Thus, all the articles of the proceedings in the AISR-series will be published, indexed and archived professionally and will be freely available for all. The first volume in this series, the "Proceedings of the 9th Joint Conference on Information Systems", was published in October 2006. All of its articles can be freely viewed here.

Should you also wish to have a printed version of the articles, we can provide high-quality and low-priced printing services as well.

Thus, if you are organising a conference and you would like the resulting articles to be freely available on-line for any interested reader, while ensuring professional archiving, indexing and linking of your articles, please contact us (contact@atlantis-press.com). Atlantis Press will be happy to make a proposal for your conference or workshop.

(*) Note that ISI-Thomson has decided not to include proceedings series like LNCS in ISI-SCI anymore, starting 1 January 2007. From this date onwards, proceedings will only be indexed in a dedicated index, ISI-Proceedings.