International Workshop on Energy Recovery Linacs (ERL 2024)

Submission of your contribution

We would gently like to ask you to submit your contibution for ERL2024. 
The deadline of the submission is June 30th, 2024.

All contributions to ERL2024 can be managed using JACoW Indico system. Therefore, all authors will need a JACoW account wiht up-to-date information amd all abstracts and proceedings will be submitted ONLY through the JACoW Indico page desribed below banner. If you do not have the JACoW account yet, please refer the instruction below.

Please notice that personal registration and fee payment must be completed BEFORE this submission because you will be required to fill in your "Inquiry Number" of your personal registration.

 

 

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【Instructions of JACoW account and abstract submission】

1. Check your JACoW account

All submitting authors must own an account within the JACoW Repository, prior to submitting an abstract.  JACoW Central Repository login page

If you are unsure whether you already have a JACoW account, please check and search for your name in the Central Repository: follow the instructions and eventually create an account. Detailed instructions are available at the official documentation website.

Before submitting an abstract we suggest that all authors check their personal data in the Central Repository. It is important that all data like, for example, email address and main affiliation are up-to-date. They will be used in the Indico system for the authors list in contributions and to produce the abstracts booklet and the final proceedings to be published on JACoW. Please ensure that this data is correct at all stages. Do this by clicking on the “Modify Your Profile” link.

2. Login to the IPAC’24 Indico system

Now that you have a JACoW account, login to the ERL2024 Indico. Be sure to use your JACoW username when logging in and not your email address.

3. Submit your abstract

Submit your abstract(s) by clicking on the “Submit new abstract” link and following the instructions available at the documentation site.

4. Special instructions for the form

Abstract Title
Enter the title of the abstract using Sentence case. Use capitals only where appropriate, as for acronyms or SI units.

For example: The EXP experiment running at 4 GeV

Abstract Content
Text should not exceed 1200 characters. Use one or more asterisks (*, **, etc.) to indicate text to be entered in the footnotes field (see below).

Special Characters: Authors are requested to avoid using Greek symbols, superscripts or subscripts, LaTeX, MarkDown etc. while submitting the abstract. Please enter a text-only abstract here.

Note: Indico will provide a content preview and will badly interpret asterisks as MarkDown commands. This is not a problem and text will appear correct in the Abstract Booklet and proceedings.

Footnotes/Funding Agency
Footnotes may not exceed 200 characters, so be judicious and concise in your use of references. Enter footnotes, or publications referenced by the asterisks in the Abstract Text field with a carriage return after each. Enter funding agency information in this field.

Classification of Abstracts (tracks)
All contributions are grouped by Main and Sub Classification. Authors are reminded that it is their responsibility to properly classify their abstracts to ensure that, if accepted for presentation, the paper is properly placed within the conference programme. A description of the scope of the classifications is provided to help authors with this task (see the Main and Sub Classifications section).

Entry of Co-authors
Please follow the dedicated instructions and screenshots to correctly enter all your co-authors.

In brief, only the main (first) author must be present in the “Authors” section of the abstract’s authors list in Indico. All other authors need to be added as “Co-authors”.

 
It is assumed that the (main/first) author or the one marked as “speaker” (presenter) in Indico would be willing to submit a paper for the conference proceedings. If a person other than the submitting author would present the paper, this should be indicated on this page.

Should a paper be selected for oral presentation, the role Speaker will identify the person that will present the contribution in a talk in an oral session.

Otherwise, for papers selected for poster presentation, the role Speaker will identify the person that will present the poster during a poster session.

It is important to remember to enter all co-authors. Failure to do so means they will be excluded from the author index in the proceedings.