10th International PhD Seminar on Computational electromagnetics and bioeffects of electromagnetic fields – CEMBEF 2017October 18, 2017 Osijek, Croatia

IN S T R U C T I O N S F O R P R E P A R A T I O N O F P A P E R S F O R T H E 9 T H IN T E R N A T I O N A L P HD S E M I N A R

CEMBEF 2017, O C T O B E R 18 , 2017 O S I J E K , CR O A T I A

First AUTHOR1, Second AUTHOR2 and Third AUTHOR3

Abstract: The present sample contains instructions for prepa-ration of the papers for the 10th International PhD seminar on Computational electromagnetics and bioeffects of electromagnetic fields - CEMBEF 2017, which will be held in Osijek, Croatia, October 18, 2017. The organisers of International Conference on Smart Systems and Technologies (SST2017) have decided to add a PhD seminar to the conference. The abstract should contain the most important in-formation about the paper, excluding symbols and citations other than normal text.

Keywords: Electrostatic force, Computational electromagnet-ics, Numerical integration.

INSTRUCTIONS

These instructions are written using the Microsoft Word 2003. Other later or earlier versions of the Microsoft Word can also be used while preparing the manuscript. This file could be used as a template for preparation of the paper.

The length of the manuscript should not exceed 4 two-column pages of A4 format for participating PhD students and 6-8 two-column pages for invited speakers. The page setup is as follows: top margin 2.5cm, bottom margin 2.5cm, left margin 2cm and right margin 1.5cm. Please, do not number the pages.

The header and the footer should be 1cm each. The contact information of the authors should be written in the footer of the first page.

PAPER ATTRIBUTES

FONT AND STYLES

It is recommended to use Times New Roman font. Sev-eral styles for different sections of the paper are supplied. All the styles employ single-spaced paragraphs, 3 pt before and after the paragraph, with the first line indented 0.5cm from the left side. The title, authors, table and figure cap-tions are centered. Headings of level 1 and 2 should be left aligned. References should be numbered using "Number-ing" in square brackets and have the first line indentation of 0cm and hanging of 0.6cm. The font size and appearance for the styles to be used in the manuscript are shown in Table I.

The authors are kindly requested to use the predefined styles. Please pay attention to the language, employing UK spell checker and hyphenation.

The whole paper should be written in two columns (width of each column is 8.5cm and distance between them 0.5cm). Please, equalize the length of the columns on the last page of your paper.

Tables and figures should be centered in columns or if their width exceeds the column width they could be spread over the whole page. Table captions should be above the table as shown in Table I. Figure caption should be written under the figure itself as shown for Figs.1 and 2. Equations should be centered and numbered flush right using tabs, as in Eqn.1,

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CONCLUSION

When submitting the paper, do not forget to send both the .pdf and the .doc versions of the manuscript.

1 J.J. Strossmayer University of Osijek, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Information Technology Osijek, Kneza Trpimira 2b, 31000 Osijek, CROATIA e-mail: zeljko.hederic@ferit.hr2 Ilmenau University of Technology, Am Helmholtzplatz 2, D-98684 Ilmenau, GERMANY e-mail: hannes.toepfer@tu-ilmenau.de 3 Technical University of Sofia, Kliment Ohridski 8, Sofia 1000, BULGARIA e-mail: yatchev@tu-sofia.bg

Fig.1 - Caption of the coloured figure.

Fig.2 - Caption of the black-white figure.

Table I - The font size and appearance of paper elements.

Style Fontsize Style Space

beforeSpaceafter

Title 18 Bold/Small caps 0 pt 18 ptAuthors 12 Normal 12 pt 12 ptAbstract 9 Bold/Italic 0 pt 6 pt

Keywords 9 Bold/Italic 0 pt 6 pt

Heading 1 12 Normal/Small caps 18 pt 12 pt

Heading 2 10 Normal/Small caps 0 pt 6 pt

Text 10 Normal 3 pt 3 ptFigure caption 9 Bold/Italic 6 pt 6 ptFigure content 12 pt 0 ptTable caption 9 Italic 12 pt 3 pt

Table 9 Normal/Bold 1 pt 1 ptReferences 9 Normal 0 pt 0 ptEquations 3 pt 3 pt

Footer 8 Bold/Normal 0 pt 3 ptHeader 8 Italic 0 pt 3 pt

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First A. Author should include biography at the end of the paper. The first paragraph may contain a place and/or date of birth (list place, then date). Then, the author’s educational background should be listed. The degrees should be given with the type of degree, field of research, institution, city, state or country, and the year the degree has been earned. The author’s major field of study should be lower-cased.

The second paragraph should use the pronoun of the person (he or she) and not the author’s last name. It should list work experience, including summer and fellowship jobs. The paragraph should end with the list of current and previous fields of research.