All conference presenters are invited to submit papers
for the refereed conference proceedings, once again to be published in Astrophysics and Space Science.
The
proceedings of the 6th Conference are available as Vol. 307.
Submission of the papers will be done online
using the Editorial Manager software (https://www.editorialmanager.com/astr/).
The first
step in the submission process will be to register online. Then you will
be able to upload your paper following the simple steps. The software has a
very detailed ÒhelpÓ to answer possible questions.
IMPORTANT: Do not forget to select the option
"Special Issue HEDLA 2008" on the step assigned for "Article
Type", this will let us know that your paper is intended for our special
issue.
The proceedings Editor is Professor Tomasz Plewa, of Florida State University.
Accepted
file formats: Word,
WordPerfect, RTF, TXT, TIFF, GIF, JPEG, EPS, LaTeX2E, TeX, Postscript, PICT,
Excel and Powerpoint
Manuscript
length: 6 journal
pages for the oral presentations and 4 pages for posters. There is also a lower limit on the paper length - the journal does not print
papers which are less than 4 journal pages long, which means that the final
versions of the papers should exceed 3 journal pages.
Deadline
for submission: two
months after the conference, June 15, 2008.
More details: All typesetting will be done by the journal so there is no need to follow a
specific format. Text can be prepared in your favorite word processor (the list
of accepted file formats is on the web) and uploaded, the figures should be
uploaded separately from the text (see again the accepted formats).
The length of the text could be estimated as follows:
6 journal pages (for oral talks) correspond to the text length of 26000
characters (no spaces), each figure (1 column width X 1 column height)
takes 1000 characters, so the corresponding number (number of figures X area )
should be subtracted from the 26000 limit.
4 journal pages (for posters) correspond to the text length of 17000, with the
same reduction for each figure appearing in the text.