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Abstract Submission Deadline:
Notification of Acceptance Date:
April 4, 2008
Papers Due:
June 29, 2008
INSTRUCTIONS While they should include explicit details, abstracts are summaries of papers. Abstract length is a maximum of 250 words plus supporting data. Final sessions will be selected on the basis of abstracts submitted. Case histories discussing solutions to problems are desirable, especially by end-users. Papers describing new technical advancements including supporting data, are particularly welcome. The IWC does not permit papers containing marketing commercialization and does not allow more than one use of trade names or logos in papers and presentations. Thereafter generic identification is required for all products and companies. Authors selected for presentation must register through normal registration procedures. PAPERS VERSUS REPORTS Papers should describe completed studies or programs. They are 25 minutes in presentation length, followed by a 10-minute prepared discussion. Reports should be descriptions of work in progress with significant intermediate results and are 20 minutes in presentation length. All accepted manuscripts must be prepared in accordance with the IWC Guidelines for Paper Publication and Presentation, which will be provided to the selected authors.
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