How to publish a technical paper

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For a last-year electrical engineering student looking to publish a technically innovative project with a strong theoretical and mathematical foundation, the primary step is to consult with a research advisor. The advisor can assess the project's originality and relevance to the field, guiding the student on its publishability. They will also provide insights on preparing the paper and identifying suitable publication venues. Engaging with an advisor is crucial for navigating the publication process effectively.
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i am last year electrical engineering student.
my project is really technically innovative & theoretically sound with mathematical background.
so i want to publish my project on 'theoretical level'.
what is the procedure for it?
 
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Talk to your research adviser. They can help you decide if your paper is publishable, and if so, how to prepare it and where to send it.
 
djsourabh said:
i am last year electrical engineering student.
my project is really technically innovative & theoretically sound with mathematical background.
so i want to publish my project on 'theoretical level'.
what is the procedure for it?

As eri has mentioned, this is something that you must discuss with your advisor. He/she should know the state of knowledge of the field involved, and can easily tell you if your project is "new enough" that it should be published, and where to publish such a thing.

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