Full Paper Submission (Optional)

All authors who received via email a notification of acceptance of their Abstract are invited to submit online the corresponding Full Paper. Submissions of Full Papers must be performed online via the EasyChair portal at the following link: https://easychair.org/cfp/ARTISTE2025. The submitted Full Papers will be peer-reviewed on Easychair platform for acceptance. Accepted papers will be published in the Conference proceedings.

The Full paper submission is OPTIONAL and it can be done until 30th of September 2025 (see other important dates here) to be included in the Conference Proceedings. The ARTISTE 2025 organizers do not commit themselves to include in the Conference Proceedings any Full Paper received later than this deadline.

The ARTISTE 2025 Conference Proceedings which will be published in the SCOPUS-indexed Springer book series Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering.

Only ONE contributed paper is allowed per registration: at least one of the authors must register and pay his/her registration by 31st of August 2025 for their paper to be included in the Final Program of the Conference.

Full Papers must be written in English. The length of the papers must be minimum 6 pages and maximum 10 pages (including figures, tables and references), preferably with minimum length of at least 8 pages.

Each Full Paper must be written according to the instructions given in the following MS Word template or Latex template files:

Word Template

ARTISTE2025_paper_templateDownload

Latex Template

ARTISTE2025_Springer_llncs2eDownload

The file has to be translated to portable document format (PDF) before submission. Authors must upload the Full Paper PDF file, correctly formatted, and the editable source files in zip format via the EasyChair portal. 

After the peer-review process, the authors must upload the new revised version of their Full Paper on the EasyChair portal, including the revised Full Paper PDF file, correctly formatted, and a zip file containing: (1) the Full Paper editable source files; (2) the authors’ detailed response document to the reviewers’ comments; (3) the signed copyright transfer form which will be provided after the conference.

Publication Ethics Statement

The ARTISTE 2025 organizers are committed to ensuring the highest quality of the Conference proceedings. Authors should assure the originality of their contributions, while providing the necessary citation/quotation, when including phrases or parts of the work of others in their papers. Plagiarism constitutes unethical academic behavior and is not accepted in any of its forms. The authors should be aware that their papers may be subject to plagiarism detection system during the review process. Striving for the academic excellence of the ARTISTE 2025 Proceedings, the papers submitted, are peer reviewed to make sure that the content fulfills the academic standards. The submissions are also evaluated on the basis of proper use of terms and the quality of writing.

Research integrity of Politecnico di Torino

Research integrity means adherence to the ethical principles and values, deontological duties and professional standards essential for the responsible practice of scientific research.

The development of an ethos of integrity in scientific research is a significant challenge for today’s universities, which face new ethical questions posed by the increasing availability of digital resources and the growing pressure on researchers to publish for their career advancement. With the adoption of the manifesto on research integrity our University aims to raise awareness on the principles of Responsible Research and Innovation. This is also a key approach promoted by the European Commission.

On 30 June 2020 Politecnico di Torino approved the Regulations for research Integrity that seek to promote the principles of the manifesto on research integrity and to manage possible violations.

The Regulations deal with the most serious violations, in particular:

  1. Fabrication of completely or partially non-existent results
  2. Falsification and manipulation of results
  3. Plagiarism, understood as the act of appropriating the ideas and results of others without giving proper credit to the authors
  4. Incorrect attribution of contributions to the various research products among the co-authors

Read more about Politecnico di Torino Research Integrity statement here.