Long papers: 8 pages of content plus up to 2 pages of references, submitted electronically as PDF files. Supplementary material is welcome where it helps explain the methodology.
How to submit
Everything authors need to prepare a rigorous, anonymous and publication-ready Africa in AI submission.
SUBMISSION PORTAL
Submit via OpenReview ↗OpenReview portal
Prepare your anonymised PDF and submit it through the official Africa in AI OpenReview page.
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Submission guidelines
Reviews are double-blind. Remove author names, affiliations, websites, acknowledgements, funding sources and other identifying details.
Submissions must be new work that has not been published in another venue, proceeding or journal, and must include a researcher working or studying in Africa.
The organising team is coordinating with Springer toward publishing accepted papers in a Lecture Notes in Computer Science conference volume.
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Suggested paper structure
- Introduction / Background
- Previous Work
- Methodology Include compute resources, data splits and inference time.
- Results
- Discussion
- Impact in African contexts
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Templates & resources
Springer LNCS guidelines↗LaTeX template↗MS Word template↗LNCS series website↗Manuscript video tutorial↗
Important
Do not modify the official proceedings template. Submissions that do not follow the final published formatting instructions may be rejected without review.
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Camera-ready submission
Accepted authors will submit a final paper addressing reviewer feedback, a rebuttal letter and the required publication forms through the submission portal. Final specifications will be confirmed with acceptance notifications.