Conference Tracks and Topics
ASRIC 2026 invites original research contributions across a broad spectrum of applied sciences. We encourage submissions that bridge the gap between theoretical insights and practical industrial applications.
Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:
Track 1: Applied Biology
Covers significant developments in cellular and molecular biology, microbiology, and biotechnology with profound applications in health and agriculture.
- Biotechnology
- Biomolecular Sciences
- Genetic Engineering
- Microbiology
- Food Science and Technology
- Halal Science
- Plant and Animal Science
- Education in Biology
- Biodiversity and Conservation of Natural Resources
- Insect Studies
- Artificial Intelligence in Biology
- Biology Education
Track 2: Applied Chemistry
Exploring sustainable synthetic pathways, chemical engineering innovations, and advanced analytical techniques for industrial scale-up.
- Analytical Chemistry
- Organic Chemistry
- Inorganic Chemistry
- Materials Chemistry
- Polymer Chemistry and Applications
- Nuclear Chemistry
- Physical Chemistry
- Theoretical Chemistry
- Industrial Catalysis
- Environmental Chemistry
- Food Chemistry and Technology
- Green Chemistry Applications
- Artificial Intelligence in Chemistry
- Chemistry Education
Track 3: Applied Physics
Bridge the gap between pure physics and technology through research in optics, thermodynamics, and quantum mechanical applications.
- Solid State Physics
- Material Science and Engineering
- Renewable Energy Physics
- Nuclear Physics
- Industrial Physics
- Magnetism, Spintronics and Superconductivity
- Smart Materials
- Composites Materials
- Oxide Glasses
- Dielectrics, Ferroelectric, and Multiferroics
- Quantum physics
- Photonics, Plasmonic, Photovoltaics, Lasers, Optical Materials, and Phenomena
- Computational & Machine learning in Material Science
- Educational Physics
- Nanotechnology and Nanophysics
- Condensed Matter Physics
- Artificial Intelligence in Physics
- Physics Education
or any other Applied Sciences Research
Registration and Abstract Submission
We invite researchers and scholars to contribute to ASRIC 2026. Please follow these essential steps to register and submit your original work for peer review.
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Prepare Abstract: Ensure your research abstract clearly outlines the objectives, methodology, and key findings of your study.
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Follow Template: All submissions must strictly adhere to the official ASRIC 2026 conference template provided on the site.
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Submit via Main Page: Complete your registration and upload your document through the main abstract submission page.
Publications
All accepted extended abstracts for ASRIC2026 will be published in the Conference Proceedings with an eISBN. The extended abstract will be reviewed by the scientific committee, and the authors will be notified of the acceptance.
Selected papers will be recommended for publication in WoS/Scopus /MyCite -indexed journals, subject to the rules, terms, and conditions of the respective journals:
Publication Fee
Journal of Tropical Biodiversity and Biotechnology (JTBB)
240
USDIndonesian Journal of Chemistry (IJC)
290
USDMalaysian Journal of Chemistry (MJChem)
400
MYRScience Letters
200
MYRGeneral Guidelines for Journal Publication
1. Eligibility
6. Publication Fees
Authors who present their research at ASRIC 2026 are eligible to submit a full-length manuscript for consideration by the selected journals associated with the conference.
Any publication fees required by the selected journal shall be borne by the author(s) in accordance with the journal's publication policy.
2. Manuscript Submission
7. Journal Requirements
The manuscript submitted for journal publication must be a complete, full-length research paper prepared according to the Author Guidelines of the selected journal.
Authors must comply with all submission requirements, formatting guidelines, and editorial policies of the selected journal.
8. Conference Proceedings
3. Originality
Authors intending to publish a full paper in a journal are still required to submit an extended abstract for inclusion in the ASRIC 2026 Conference Proceedings (Extended Abstract Book).
Authors are responsible for ensuring that the manuscript complies with the originality requirements and publication ethics of the selected journal.
The journal manuscript should represent a substantially expanded and more comprehensive version of the research presented at ASRIC 2026.
9. Similarity and Publication Ethics
Authors are encouraged to ensure that the journal manuscript contains sufficient additional scientific content beyond the conference extended abstract to comply with the publication policies of the selected journal.
4. Peer Review
All journal submissions will undergo the journal's peer-review and editorial process in accordance with the journal's publication standards.
Journal publication is subject to the outcome of the peer-review process.
5. Editorial Decision
Following the peer-review process, manuscripts that meet the journal's publication standards will be considered for publication, subject to the final decision of the Editor-in-Chief and Editorial Board.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
I plan to submit a full paper to the journal.
Do I still need to submit an Extended Abstract?
Do I have to submit a full paper to a journal?
Submission of the Extended Abstract is compulsory for all ASRIC participants. Accepted Extended Abstracts will be published in the ASRIC 2026 Conference Proceedings.
The journal submission is a separate and optional publication opportunity.
No. Journal submission is optional. You may choose to publish only your Extended Abstract in the conference proceedings.
Should I revise the title of my journal paper?
Can I use the same abstract for my journal paper?
Yes, it is recommended. The title should be revised to better reflect the expanded content of the journal paper.
No. The abstract should be revised to reflect the expanded content of the journal paper and comply with the journal's requirements.
Why do I still need to submit an Extended Abstract if I am submitting a journal paper?
How should the journal paper differ from the Extended Abstract?
The Extended Abstract is required as it represents the official publication for the conference and will be included in the ASRIC 2026 Conference Proceedings.
A journal paper is considered a separate publication that undergoes its own peer-review process. Therefore, authors intending to submit a journal paper are still required to submit an Extended Abstract.
The journal paper should be a substantially expanded and more comprehensive version of the Extended Abstract. The Extended Abstract provides a concise summary of the research presented at the conference, the journal paper should include more detailed scientific content, such as:
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A revised title
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A revised abstract
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A more comprehensive introduction and literature review
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Detailed methodology
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Complete results and in-depth discussion
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A clear conclusion
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Updated and expanded references
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Additional figures, tables, and analyses where appropriate
The journal manuscript should meet the scope, formatting and submission requirements of the selected journal and will undergo a separate peer-review process.
Can I submit more than one (1) Extended Abstract?
Yes. Participants may submit multiple Extended Abstracts. However, each submission must be registered separately and is subject to review and acceptance by the Scientific Committee.