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Published IBIC'22 proceedings

Introduction

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Review

This submission, titled "Published IBIC'22 proceedings," presents a significant challenge for review due to the complete absence of an abstract. A well-crafted abstract is the cornerstone of any scientific publication, providing an immediate overview of the work's scope, methodology, key findings, and conclusions. Without this foundational element, it is impossible for a reviewer, or indeed any prospective reader, to gauge the content, quality, or relevance of the material purportedly presented. The lack of an abstract fundamentally impedes any meaningful assessment. Core aspects typically evaluated in a journal review—such as the clarity of objectives, the soundness of methods employed, the significance of results obtained, or the validity of conclusions drawn—cannot be addressed. Furthermore, an abstract serves a crucial function in making research discoverable and accessible; its absence renders the presented "proceedings" virtually unsearchable and its specific contributions entirely opaque. This omission suggests either a severe oversight in the submission process or a misunderstanding of the essential components required for scholarly communication. Consequently, from a review perspective, this submission is incomplete and unreviewable in its current form. To enable proper evaluation and ultimately facilitate dissemination, the authors must urgently provide a comprehensive abstract. This abstract should succinctly summarize the main themes, key technical advancements, notable contributions, or perhaps an overarching synthesis of the papers contained within the IBIC'22 proceedings. Without such an abstract, this submission fails to meet the basic requirements for scholarly presentation and cannot proceed to any stage of peer review or publication.

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