IMC 2010 speakers and poster contributors are welcome to
submit a written article/paper for the proceedings.
Please send your paper to Apostolos and/or David (aac and/or
dja with the domain name @arm.ac.uk).
If you know LaTeX, please use it, with the template below.
Best for us is LaTeX with figures in (encapsulated)
PostScript and references using BibTeX.
But we are happy to accept papers in any reasonable format
(Word; plain ASCII text; etc.)
and figures in any common image format.
For the printed proceedings, you should ensure your figures
look ok in black and white / greyscale, although you can
submit colour figures for an electronic version of your
paper.
Submissions should be proper articles/papers, i.e. should
contain some text, not just an abstract and a couple of
figures.
A lot of the advice about
writing
for WGN also applies to IMC proceedings.
We have prepared an example paper for you to look at:
IMC 2010 had a record attendance and large number of
excellent talks and posters. For the proceedings we may
therefore need in general to impose a limit of 4 pages
maximum. If you need more, please contact Apostolos and/or
David by Friday November 5th to check that we have space.
We can format the paper so that 1000 words fit on a single
page that has no figures, tables or section titles.
The deadline for us to receive your paper is 2011 January
31st. We do not guarantee to extend that deadline. Papers
submitted well in advance of the deadline are of course
welcome.
Update 2011 Feb 8: Although the deadline has now passed,
we can still accept papers for a little while. But please
contact us very soon if you want to submit something.
If you had a talk or poster but do NOT intend to write a
proceedings paper, please tell us, it will help us plan.
The current editorial team is Apostolos Christou,
David Asher, Prakash Atreya and Geert Barentsen.