Abstract Preparation Instructions and Template


Abstract Preparation Instructions and Template for ” The 2nd International Conference on Superconductivity and Magnetism-ICSM 2010″

O. Çiçek, S. Safran and H. Ağıl
1 Department of Physics, Ankara University, Tandoğan 06100, Ankara, Turkey
2 Institute for Superconductivity and Magnetism, Istanbul, Turkey
safran@science.ankara.edu.tr

The abstract submission is possible only electronically, using this template. If you simply type into this template there should be no need to worry about the page layout, font size and/or spacing.  However, here are some critical details  given below:

Maximum length of abstract will be one A4 sheet with 2.5cm margins on all sides. Spacing throughout is a single line. Use a font Times New Roman. Heading is 14pt bold title case and centered, body of text is 12pt.  In the case of authors from multiple institutions superscripts, 1, 2, 3,.. after the author names will be automatically used. The affiliations will also be centered and in italics.  Each new affiliation should will begin on a new line.  The body text should be  justified. Figures and appropriate key references [1,2] may be included if desired within the one-page limit. Citations should be in-line, as a number enclosed in square brackets. The corresponding reference list (in numerical order) begins one line spacing below the  end of the text.

The text of abstract is to be produced by using our web-site. After typing your abstract in the space given, please fill in your details to classify your abstract according to the session(s) by selecting from the menu and then enter your security code to submit electronically. Preparation and submission will be user friendly. If necessary, corrections can be made in future by login to our web-site with username and password until submission deadline. Details will be announced here, please check for updates.

[1] J. Black and V. White, J. Irrep. Res. 100, 187 (2002).
[2] A. Brown, A. Smith and A. Chemist, The Art of Writing Convincing Abstracts (Pergamon Press, 2000) p 868.