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2024 25th International Conference on Thermal, Mechanical and Multi-Physics Simulation and Experiments in Microelectronics and Microsystems (EuroSimE)

March 2024: time to finalise your "manuscript" which will be published in EuroSimE proceedings and in IEEE Xplore !

Read the Call for Papers

EuroSimE 2024 important dates

Abstract submission is closed for now.

This is the place for you to post any data related to your final work: "final manuscript" if any, etc.

When updating your "final manuscript", please make sure that:

  • it is NOT protected
  • it is NOT a PDF-A
  • there is NO dummy footer on any page
  • Otherwise, copyight footers cannot be inserted to comply with IEEE rules, hence delay !

Because of the (too) large number of late authors (31 on March 18), you may still update your manuscripts for the current week.



Get current status of your paper

Your email address (the one under which you submitted your abstract)

Get my status by email...

Get templates for manuscript, presentation, poster

Please use a template for your final manuscript (the one that will be published). Note that recent versions of Microsoft Office accept ODT, ODP files (LibreOffice and OpenOffice standard).

EuroSimE_A4_Word_template_General_rules.doc

EuroSimE_A4_LibreOffice_template_General_rules.odt

EuroSimE_A4_LaTeX_template.7z
The LaTeX template was kindly designed by Gerd Schlottig

You may use the following template for your presentation:

2024_EuroSimE_Presentation_Template.odp

2024_EuroSimE_Presentation_Template.pptx

You may use the following template for your poster (but it is not compulsory, you may design your poster as you like):

EuroSimE_Poster_template.doc

EuroSimE_Poster_template.odt

UPLOAD / POST manuscript, presentation, other data, transfer copyright

Once you receive your "paper key", you can perform the following operations and repeat them as many times as wished until final deadline:

WhatShould you do it?Comment
Post your final PDF manuscript Mandatory if "publishable" You may do it every time you refine your final paper, new post always supersedes previous one (we do not keep any backup)
Post the list of all Authors Mandatory To be reproduced in the online and printed programmes
Post a short textual abstract Highly recommended Appearing in the published Web technical programme, it helps people make their mind about your work and decide to attend your speech or interview you about your poster
Post your short biography Mandatory if not a poster To be read by your session chairman
Post your presentation PPT, PDF, MP4 Optional A simple backup for your comfort, should you break or lose your laptop...
Post your PDF poster Optional Only if you subcontract its printing to the organiser
Transfer copyright to IEEEMandatory if "publishable"You do it once for all

Why a paper key ?

The "paper key" is a unique secret key linked to your abstract-manuscript, required to post or update your manuscript and other data.
You receive it by email after you successfully registered to the event.
In case you are the happy author of several accepted abstracts, you will receive as many paper keys as accepted abstracts.

Please paste the paper key :

Lost your key ? obtain it by email

FAQ

  • I want to alter the title of my manuscript: please notify the Technical Committee chairman, who will update your paper record, you cannot do it yourself.
  • I did not get my paper key by email: you must register first! in case you did, check your spam folder or please contact the organiser
  • Why should I post my biography? your biography will be passed to the chairman of the session where is scheduled your presentation, so that he/she can introduce you to your audience
  • Why should I post a "short textual abstract"? This short abstract will be available on the online programme, participants may then decide to attend your presentation. This is not mandatory.
  • Why should I post my final presentation? It is not mandatory. It may act as a backup in case you lose or break your media, as it will be available to chairman of your session. You can update it until the very day of your presentation.