16.5 cm (6-1/2 in.)
Instruction to submit manuscript for on-site proceedings
Osamu Nakagawara1, Eiji Kusano2 and Akira Kinbara3
1 Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Yasu, Shiga, 5202393, Japan, nakagawara@issp2015.org
2 Advanced Materials Science Research and Development Center, Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Matto,
Ishikawa, 9240838, Japan, kusano@issp2015.org
3 The University of Tokyo, 4-6-1, Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo, 1538304, Japan, kinbara@issp2015.org
If you wish to describe abstract of your manuscript, please type the text here. Accepted manuscript will be
published as the on-site proceedings of ISSP2015.
Submit your PDF formatted manuscript to the committee via website http://issp2015.org, until May 18, 2015.
If you can not convert your manuscript to PDF file, please contact to ISSP 2015 office. Please note that the
copyright form is attached to your manuscript for the on-site proceedings.
25.4 cm (10 in.)
1. Instruction for manuscript preparation
1.1 General
You should submit a PDF FORMATTED
MANUSCRIPT. Read the following guidelines
carefully: Papers must be written in English. The
manuscript must fit within an area of 16.5 cm (6-1/2
in.) width by 25.4 cm (10 in.) height on A4 size
(21.0 cm x 29.7 cm) or letter size sheets.
The numbers of pages permitted are 4 pages for each
presentation (6 pages manuscript is permitted for
invited presentation).
If authors need further pages, please contact
ISSP2015 committee.
Clear font style and size, such as 10.5 point Times
New Roman, is recommended so that all the letters
in the text and in the figures are not smaller than
0.33cm (1/8 in.). 9-12 point Times New Roman is
permitted if you don't have 10.5 point type. Either
typewriter or word-processing type is permitted as
long as type is clear and high contrasts.
Papers must be laid out double column and typed
in single space with appropriate spacing between
paragraphs, sections, chapters and so on. Type the
title in bold letters, Single-spaced. On a new line,
type the author's names and their affiliations and
addresses including e-mail address.
After the first page, remaining texts must start at
the top of the second page.
1.2 Figures, tables and photographs
All figures and photographs should be sized and
placed in the paper. DON'T put figures and
photographs at the end of your manuscript. They
should be clear and high contrast originals. Since the
on-site proceedings will be provided via CD-ROM,
use of color photographs and figures is
recommended.
Lines should be bold, and figures, symbols, letters
should be large (9-12 point type is recommended)
and well spaced for reading easily.
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Figure 1. Roman numerals should be used for
tables and Arabic numerals for figures.
Roman numerals should be used for tables and
Arabic numerals for figures. Table captions should
be centered above the tables. Figure captions should
be centered below the figures.
1.3 Corrections
Authors should check their own manuscript
carefully for typographical errors and small changes.
The ISSP committee will NOT correct your
manuscript. If your native language is not English, it
is recommended to ask natives to check the
manuscript.
Papers received by the ISSP committee are
considered to be in the final form as a camera ready
manuscript. ISSP committee will make no correction
for your manuscript. It should be noted that
manuscript that does not meet the above
requirements may not be included in the on-site
proceedings.
After publication, original manuscript materials
will NOT be returned to the authors. Authors are
advised to prepare extra copies of the manuscript
and figures for their own purposes in advance of
submitting the paper for review and publication.
1.4 References
References to other papers should be
consecutively numbered and listed at the end of the
paper.
*ISSP References style
Journal articles
[1] H. Yukawa: Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 28 (1989) 102.
[2] R. H. Bruce: Solid State Technol. 20 (1983) No.
10, 64.
Journal articles in without English
[3] T. Haseda: Oyo Buturi (58) 111 [ in Japanese ].
[4] V. I. Kozub: Fiz. Tekh. Poluprovodn. 9 (1984)
2284 translation: Sov. Phys. Semicond. 9 (1985)
1097.
Book references
[5] E. Podolsky and G. Boman: Plasama
Acceleration, ed. S. W. Kash (Stanford Univ.,
Stanford, 1960), 2nd ed., Vol.1, Chap.3, p.12.
Proceedings
[6] G. P. Vella-Coleiro: Proc. Int. Conf. Plasma
Chemistry, New York, 1992 (ABC Press, Pittsburgh,
1992) p. 351.
[7] H. Kitahara: Proc. 2nd Int. Symp. Sputtering &
Plasma Processes, Tokyo, 1993 (ISSP'93 Committee,
Tokyo, 1993) p. 201.
[8] M. Kitagawa: Proc. 18th Int. Conf. Plasma
Physics, Kyoto, 1987, Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 26 (1987)
Suppl. 26-3, Pt. 1, p. 21.
Unpublished work citation
[9] R.T. Smith, presented at the 1994 MRS Fall
Meeting, Boston, MA, 1994 (unpublished).
[10] B.W. Wilson: (private communication).
[11] Y. Kobayashi: PhD thesis, Osaka University,
Osaka, 1985.
[12] K. S. Jones: submit to Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.
[13] T. Hata: in preparation for publication.
References to patent
[14] M. Inoue and E. Setoyama: Japan Patent
663921 (1978)
Citation within the paper should be bracketed, e.g.
[12]. There is no need to position reference
number as a superscript (above the text line).
However, if your word processor or typesetter can
produce small numbers to designate references,
these may be printed as superscripts, e.g. 12). Book
titles can be italicized instead of underlined.
ISSP committee recommends ISSP reference style.
Other reference styles of JJAP, AIP, IEEE, and MRS
journals are permitted in ISSP proceedings.
1.5 Address for submission and inquiries
You should submit PDF formatted file via web-form
in
ISSP
web-site
(http://issp2015.org/).
Recommended size of PDF file is less than 4M-byte.
Please DO NOT forget to embed the fonts to the
PDF file.
If you cannot convert your manuscript to PDF file,
please contact to ISSP2015 office.
E-MAIL: sec@issp2015.org
2. Guide for presentation
2.1 General
All presentation should be given by English. Every
oral presentation is presented again as poster
presentation in the day. Therefore, speakers of oral
session are requested to prepare poster presentation,
too.
2.2 Style of presentations
*Invited Presentation (Oral and Poster)
Invited speakers present both oral and poster
presentation. Oral presentation: 40 minutes for
presentation including 5 minutes discussion, and
Poster presentation: Evening session (based on the
oral presentation).
*Presentation A & Manufacturer's Presentation (Oral
and Poster)
The authors present both oral and poster presentation.
Oral presentation: 20 minutes for presentation
including 5 minutes discussion, and Poster
presentation: Evening session (based on the oral
presentation )
*Presentation B (Poster)
The authors present only poster presentation.
Poster presentation: Evening session
2.3 Equipment for presentation
2.3.1 Oral presentation
An LCD projector is prepared as equipment for
presentations. Please test your laptop PC during the
break time before your session. Bring the copy of
your file for presentation saved in CD-R, CD-RW or
USB memory for any possible trouble on your PC.
Substitutive PC, in which Microsoft PowerPoint
and Adobe Reader are installed, is prepared in the
meeting place. 35-mm slide projector or any other
equipment is NOT prepared. If you need this
equipment for your presentation, contact to the
committee after submitted your manuscript, please.
2.3.2 Poster presentation
A poster board of 0.9m width x 2.0m height is
prepared for poster presentation. The presenting
authors should prepare posters that are written in
bigger font (over 24 points) for poster session. The
presenting authors in the oral sessions also should
present posters in the poster sessions for discussion
based on their oral presentations. The copies of
slides used in the oral session are permitted for the
poster presentation.
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