
M&M 2012 Paper submission site is now CLOSED.
Deadline February 22, 2012 at 5:00 PM Pacific Standard Time.
M&M 2012 Call for Papers (download PDF)
The Printed Call for Papers was mailed with November issue of Microscopy Today.
All papers must be submitted in electronic format only at the paper submission portal (http://mam2012.abstractcentral.com)
CLICK HERE FOR AUTHOR INSTRUCTIONS.
Please complete all the steps to ensure a valid submission.
PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY!
AWARDS:
Please see additional instructions for award application HERE.
Students are encouraged to apply for scholarships to attend the meeting. MSA and MAS offer generous awards for outstanding papers to be presented by students. Papers must meet all deadline and submission requirements in order to be considered for scholarship award consideration. Papers must be submitted online at the M&M 2012 abstract submission site. Please see Awards page for details.
Receipt of submitted files will be acknowledged promptly by email. All papers will be reviewed by the Program Committee. (Please go to Paper Submissions on the meeting website for a list of reasons for rejection.)
Submitting and presenting authors will be notified of session, room, day and time assignments on or around April 15, 2012. ALL notifications will be done by email, to the "Corresponding Author" address.
Audio-Visual Equipment
All rooms will be equipped with a screen and LCD projector (projector will have multiple connections for laptops). Presenters MUST supply their own computer. Special A-V equipment requests must be indicated on the Author Data Form. All special requests (e.g. 35mm slide projector; overhead projector, VHS player) will be accommodated as much as possible but cannot be guaranteed.
Presentation of Paper
Authors are responsible for presenting their paper(s). Presenters who are not able to attend the meeting must: 1) notify the Program Chair and Meeting Manager; and 2) arrange for a colleague or co-author to present the paper. Failure to do so may result in rejection of future submitted papers.
MSA does not permit any type of recording (photography, video, audio, etc.) of lectures, posters, tutorials, workshops and commercial exhibits at the Microscopy & Microanalysis meeting without prior permission of MSA or the individuals concerned.