IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology (TNANO) Special Section/Issue on the 13th IEEE Nanotechnology Materials and Devices Conference (IEEE 2018 NMDC)

Submission deadline extended to 1-March

The nanotechnology revolution is founded upon the fascinating progress in nanoscale materials and devices. Researchers are contributing new ideas from a wide range of disciplines, including materials science, biology, biomedicine, engineering, physics, and chemistry. To make interesting research presented at the 13^th IEEE 2018 Nanotechnology Materials and Devices Conference widely available, in expanded form and in one publication, IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology (TNANO) is extending a Call For Papers for a Special Issue reflecting the scope of the conference. Submitted manuscripts will undergo a full peer review process. Submissions are welcome, and all interested 2018 NMDC participants are encouraged to submit. Authors who are attendees are requested to significantly expand the previous conference version to contain substantial new technical material, as per TNANO and IEEE restrictions on duplicated publications and the competitive acceptance process. Manuscripts for the TNANO Special Issue/Section must be submitted on-line using the IEEE TNANO manuscript template and “Information for Authors”, via IEEE Manuscript Central https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/tnano. On submission to TNANO, authors should select the “Special Issue” manuscript type instead of “Regular Paper.”

Submissions that reflect the Conference Scope and current state of the field are welcome in areas including but not limited to:

Interested in being an event volunteer for NMDC 2018? We would love your help! Please fill the fields below and we will try to accommodate your preferences!

Please note that most of the volunteer roles will take place at the Embassy Suites Hilton hotel in downtown Portland. Other roles may require presence at PSU or travelling between the two locations, depending on the time you volunteer and your preference on role.

NMDC 2018 has been awarded a $10,000 NSF grant to support full-time student attendance at the conference, but limited to US citizens and attendees of U.S. institutions.

Priority will be given to accommodation support in the conference hotel but limited support for other expenses might be possible.

Terms

• Grants are limited to full-time students, either attending accredited US institutions or US citizens studying abroad.
• Student must be registered for the conference and apply before August 31st (early registration deadline).
• First support priority: Full hotel accommodation for two eligible students sharing a room in the conference hotel, or half support for eligible sole occupancy.
• Secondary support priorities (if funds available): Partial travel support (details required) or registration relief.

Applicants will be advised of their award result by September 15th.