Invited speakers are required to provide a manuscript to be included in Chemistry, Physics and Materials Science of Thermoelectric Materials: Beyond Bismuth Telluride, a volume in the Fundamental Materials Research Series published by Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers. This series of books has either a review or pedagogical character, and we encourage you to use this opportunity to write a self-contained article that the interested reader can use to get a sense of what is important about your technique and work. There should be enough references (typically around 20 or so) that he/she can delve further into the literature if desired.
The camera-ready manuscripts should be between 16 and 20 pages in length (an even number of pages is preferred), and follow the directions from the publisher as closely as possible. All workshop participants will receive a free copy of the book when it is ready.
Templates
in Microsoft Word or LATEX can be downloaded according to the
instructions below.
Copyright form.
This must be submitted with the manuscripts. It can be downloaded
in microsoft
word or pdf formats.
Microsoft word template: download
LATEX:
You will need the latex template and one latex style file.
Save both of these in the same directory. Edit the latex
template directly to make your paper. The latex should be
compiled in the usual way (for example, "latex <filename>"
followed by "dvips <filename>") but this can only
be successfully accomplished with the additional style file present
in the local directory (or in the path of directories that latex
searches).
For your convenience
we have also made available the compiled latex template, containing
the instructions for authors, in pdf format and postscript
format. This is what you see if you compile the template tex
file without modifying it. Note, it has one embedded figure
as an example. This need only be downloaded if you want
to compile the example yourself without modifying the template.
Both the latex template and the latex style files are text files.
They can be opened by clicking or, they can be saved locally without
being opened by right clicking on the link and selecting "save
link as..." (Netscape) or "save target as..." (Microsoft
Internet Explorer).