Academic publishing, connected

Conferences & Journalsconnected forEvery Discipline

One platform for conference management and journal publishing. Connect authors, reviewers, and organizing teams across every field of research.

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PaperNest in motion

From first idea
to published research.

A closer look at how PaperNest brings conferences, journals, and research communities together.

01:00 The PaperNest film

Open calls & conferences

Calls for Papers

Find a home for your research and follow conferences through review, decisions, and programme planning.

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Why PaperNest

Built differently, on purpose

AI-First Scholarly Flow

Autonomous AI Pipelines

Automated desk screening, reviewer expertise matching, and conflict-of-interest detection — freeing editorial teams to focus on transformative science.

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Submit.
Peer-Review.
Publish.
ZERO LOCK-IN_

No Data Lockouts, Ever

Export everything — submissions, reviews, author networks, and decision trails — in open standard formats anytime. Your research belongs to you.

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Designed by Researchers

Built by academics who actively chair conferences and manage journal rebuttals every year. No corporate fluff — only academic velocity.

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SUBMIT
SCREEN
REVIEW
DECIDE
PUBLISH

Zero Handoff Friction

One connected ecosystem from submission to DOI indexing. The same platform handles journal volumes and conference proceedings without messy spreadsheets.

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Unified Journal & Conference Operations

End-to-end management for modern research communities: multi-track CFP calls, double-blind peer review, author rebuttals, camera-ready verification, and automated DOI indexing across the TRAIN Journal and BRAINCON conference.

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Our Story

We built PaperNest because we experienced firsthand the limitations of existing academic tools — the data lockouts, the dated interfaces, the lack of transparency for authors. Research communities across every discipline deserve a platform that works as hard as their researchers do.