All the authors must follow the code of ethics in research, including but not limited to originality; honesty; intellectual property; trusteeship; impartiality; avoiding prejudice; respecting confidentiality and privacy; proper citation; avoiding research misconduct such as fabrication, falsification and plagiarism; avoiding publication misconduct such as parallel, overlapping and partial publication. 

Any paper which is determined at any stage of the conference to violate the ethics, whether being reviewed, accepted or published, is subject to revision, rejection or retraction, depending on the type and severity of the violation. 

Below are some references for further reading on the code of ethics in research: 

1. Plagiarism Awareness

2. IEEE Code of Ethics 

3. The Charter and Principles of Research Ethics