Ranking is evidence-based: how many papers on your topic were actually published at that conference.
How to use this tool
Which conferences publish papers on your topic? We do not guess conference names from keywords: we look at where papers on the same topic were actually published and match those venues against the Scopus source list.
- Type your paper's title (one full sentence works best). Turkish titles are translated to English first, because conference names and records are in English.
- Read the list in order of evidence: “N papers on this topic” shows how many similar papers appeared in that conference. Open “Why suggested?” to see sample papers.
- Check the badges: whether a Scopus record was found, which years were covered, whether it runs every year, and whether next year's proceedings are ALREADY in the Scopus list.
- Narrow the list with the filters: only conferences with papers from Türkiye, only those with a recent record, hide general publication series.
- Before deciding, open “Verify this conference in detail” for a year-by-year Scopus check, and “Follow” it to get an email when a new year enters the Scopus list or a verified date is added.
What this tool does and does not tell you. It tells you: which conferences publish in your field, whether they are indexed in Scopus, which years are covered, whether the series runs regularly, and whether a future edition is already registered. It does NOT tell you: dates, venue or submission deadline — those are not in our sources; check the conference's own website.
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