Academic Integrity & Eligibility
Good research is built on trust, transparency, and proper credit. That means being honest about your results, clearly acknowledging the people and resources that contributed to your work, and ensuring that the research you submit genuinely represents your own efforts. Below, you’ll find the standards we ask every author to follow, along with the requirements for who is eligible to submit to inCABS.
Academic integrity
Authors certify that submitted work represents their own original research and that all sources, data, software, and collaborative contributions have been appropriately acknowledged. The conference maintains a strict policy regarding plagiarism, fabrication, falsification, duplicate submission, and other forms of academic misconduct. Violations may result in rejection or withdrawal of submissions.
Eligibility
The conference welcomes submissions from high school students worldwide, either individually or as a team.
There are no geographic restrictions on participation.
All high schools (including homeschools) need to be recognized by their country's Ministry of Education or equivalent government organization.