Abstracts

Abstracts should describe original and previously unpublished work. They should be prepared in camera-ready form and limited to two A4 (US Letter) pages following the instructions and example located at the end of this document. The Programme Committee reserves the right to accept or reject papers not fulfilling the above conditions.

All abstracts will be published in the Book of Abstracts which will be included with the conference materials.
 

Posters

It is expected that all the posters will be displayed during the whole conference, with the presenting author in attendance at the poster session on the specified day: odd poster numbers on Thursday, 23th and even numbers on Friday, 24th.
 

Contributed Papers

These papers will be published, after peer review, in

• Journal of Fluorescence (polarization & biophysical applications)
• Acta Physica Polonica A (all other topics)

Abstract preparation rules:

• The complete abstract should be contained within the boundaries of 160 mm (6.3') width by 240 mm (9.45') height placed with 25 mm (1') left and upper margins on a sheet of paper A4 size (210 x 297 mm) or US Letter (8.5 x 11').

 
• A legible typeface should be used, preferably Times New Roman, with 12 pt  characters for both title and text. Single line spacing should be used for the body of the abstract. 1.5 line spacing should separate title, authors, and the body.

 
• The header of the abstract should printed in bold typeface and arranged as follows:

  Title should be in capital letters and centered.
  The name of the presenting author should be underlined
  Affiliations with full address should be given, possibly with the e-mail address and fax number.
• First line of  the abstract  text should be indented. If possible, full justification is prefered.
• Additional paragraphs should be formatted by indenting the first line.
• Clear tables or diagrams may be included, if desired.
• Mathematical symbols, if possible, should be produced by a word processor package or carefully hand-written in Indian ink.
• The list of references should follow rules usesd in the Journal of Fluorescence (see example).

 

Every participant is encouraged to submit  also a  concise version of his/her abstract for access from the Conference Word Wide Web page: http:/www.phys.uni.torun.pl/~lum98. These documents should be plain text (ASCII) files, no more then 300 words long, sent by e-mail to the conference office at: lum98@phys.uni.torun.pl.
 

Abstract Example:

¹put an address of the fist author here, (e-mail:xxxx@yyyy; Fax: (11) 222 3333)
²put an address of the second author here, (e-mail:xxxx@yyyy; Fax: (11) 222 3333)
³put an address of the third author here, (e-mail:xxxx@yyyy; Fax: (11) 222 3333)

        Start typing the text of abstract here with single line spacing and full justification. Since the abstracts will be reproduced
by photographic reduction (to 80% of original size) use a printer, laser recomended, or typewriter that produces a sharp,
black image. Dot matrix printout will not reproduce well.
       The next paragraph is indented.  References [1] should be grouped at the end of the text. Check the examples below.

1. Y.-P. Sun, R. D. Miller, R. Sooriyakumaran, and J. Michl (1991) J. Inorg. Organomet. Polym. 1, 3-35
2. J. R. Lakowicz (1983) Principles of Fluorescence Spectroscopy, Plenum Press, New York
3. W. W. Mantulin and H. J. Pownall (1983) in R. F. Steiner (Ed.), Excited States of Biopolymers, Plenum Press, New York, pp. 163-202