Enhanced Issues: Request to Publish Application ECS Transactions is the official meeting proceedings of The Electrochemical Society. This publication features full-text content of proceedings from ECS meetings and ECS-sponsored meetings. Each meeting is represented by a volume and each symposium by an issue. Issues of ECST may be published in one of two ways: as enhanced or standard issues. For enhanced issues, the manuscript submission will begin once the technical program has been finalized and will continue for four weeks. Editors will have an additional four weeks to review the submitted manuscripts. Accepted papers will be published online 9 days before the first day of the meeting. The issue will also be published in a CD/USB edition, which will be available for sale at the meeting. If you wish to publish an enhanced issue of ECST, you must fill out the form below. All forms will be reviewed by the ECST Editor; and you will be notified by email whether or not this symposium is approved to publish an enhanced issue of ECST. Submitter Information Submitter’s (Lead Editor) name: Submitter’s e-mail address: Submitter’s telephone number: Submitter’s mailing address:
Meeting Information Meeting name and location:
Meeting Dates: Symposium Information Symposium name:
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Symposium Call for Papers Has this symposium ever published an enhanced (or “at meeting�) issue of ECS Transactions before? Yes No If yes, when? (Meeting name, dates, and location):
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Will submission of an ECST paper be required for authors presenting in this symposium? Submission is required Submission is strongly encouraged Important Notes In order for an issue to be indexed in Web of Science (Conference Proceedings Citation Index), the issue must have a minimum of 5 papers. Beginning in fall 2018 (AiMES 2018), ECS will no longer be publishing standard issues for ECS biannual meetings.
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