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10th International Workshop on Anomalies in List of Participants (as of 6 April 2012) Abstracts
Conference Chair Organizing Committee
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For all enquiries regarding this workshop contact workshop@iscmns.org Download the Workshop Poster and display in your Institution. LocationThe Workshop was held near Siena at the Certosa di Pontignano in Tuscany, north-central Italy. This is a 14th century cloistered monastery owned by the University of Siena and converted exclusively for conference use. The Certosa's website at http://www.unisi.it/servizi/certosa/ includes photographs and directions. It can accommodate up to 90 visitors. There is ample parking space. The centre includes a restaurant and meals there are included as part of the conference fee. The entire conference centre has been pre-booked to ensure the greatest economy and maximum participation. The hamlet of Pontignano is situated in the countryside about 10km north of the beautiful medieval city of Siena. It is an ideal base from which to explore Tuscany. Florence is some 60 minutes away by car. The climate in April is normally warm/mild but rain is possible. Photo Gallery of 6th Workshop held at Pontignano 2005 Workshop Goals and FormatHigh temperature gas loading is a promising technology to reliably create thermal and nuclear anomalies. The purpose of the workshop is to bring together an international group of experts to present their results and encourage discussion. The emphasis is on experimental innovation, methods, instrumentation, diagnostics and theory. In addition there will be afternoon discussions on topics of interest including explanations for the anomalies. The working language of the workshop is English. Fees and AccommodationThe full workshop fee is GBP 450 per person and GBP 250 for each additional person sharing a room/apartment. This covers the lunches, dinners shown in the outline program (but not the excursion). Requests will be considered for financial assistance for those needing further support. As accommodation is limited, participation will only be accepted at the sponsors' discretion - mainly limited to co-authors of papers. Accommodation at the conference site is not available outside the designated nights. Fees for non-resident participants are EUR 250 (payable on site) and include coffee breaks, lunch and dinners. (Email reservation required). PapersThe program will consist of both invited and contributed talks. Oral papers are invited on experimental results and will be reviewed by the Committee. It is essential that all presenters submit a 1 page Abstract in MS Word format (A4 paper size) (see Important Dates below). You are encouraged to support your presentation with a poster paper. A bronze medal will be awarded for the best poster paper. Authors should estimate 30 minutes for each presentation but variations on this time (e.g. 1 hour) can be made by arrangement. Power Point presentations are preferred. (Bring a USB memory key or CD-ROM or DVD-R.). Open Office 2.0 software to create presentations is available on the ISCMNS DVD-R (also available at the meeting). All presentations and papers should have numbered pages and the filename should start with the presenter's surname (Further instructions will follow). The organization will compress your submission into portable document format (.pdf) for publication on the ISCMNS web-site and DVD-R and will be freely available for download. Presentations will not be published on-line until 15 October and may be modified or withdrawn by the authors at any time. Papers may also be submitted to the electronic journal Condensed Matter Nuclear Science and peer reviewed.
Important Dates 2012
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