The MARSHALL ROSENBLUTH 
International Summer School

   


The Institute for Advanced Physics Studies
La Jolla, CA 92038-2946

MANUSCRIPTS 

 

La Jolla International School of Science

The Institute for Advanced Physics Studies

La Jolla, CA 92038-2946

 

It is a strong policy  of the SCHOOL to include in the

books of Reports as many Manuscripts (MS) as possible.

Some  authors need more time for preparation of their MSs.

In these cases the SCHOOL slides the deadline to accommodate the requests.

This in many cases lead to a  (significant) delay in the publishing process.

Taking into account in-depth-local-review character of the SCHOOL Books of Reports, the quality is of ultimate importance as opposed to ordinary conference proceedings, which are published immediately after the conference without a serious editorial work.

Once published the SCHOOL Books of Reports are highly acclaimed publications and are of a  long-term importance for the scientific research community.

PREPARATION OF THE MANUSCRIPTS

 

The manuscripts are published in one of the following  book series:

  •      RESEARCH TRENDS IN PHYSICS ( I A P S Press, La Jolla, CA)
    (dealing with traditional subfields of physics)

  •      FRONTIERS IN INTERDISCIPLINARY 
         PHYSICS ( I A P S Press, La Jolla, CA)
    (biological physics, health physics, environmental physics, technological physics and similar)

  •       FRONTIERS in SCIENCE and TECHNOLOGY 
    (
    IAPS Press, La Jolla, CA )

 

These  series of books are forums for the publication of edited topical books within key fields of physics, interdisciplinary physics, and science and technology.. Volumes in the series are based largely on invited symposia organized by the La Jolla International School of Science and The Institute for Advanced Physics Studies, La Jolla, California. These small (up to 60-70 attendees) select meetings (invited talks are selected by the members of the Science Advisory Board) bring together prominent researchers from around the world to exchange ideas and approaches, discuss critical issues, critique a field's present status, and point the way toward new avenues in research.

 

The contributions are reviews of author's (author's group) research in the past few years. They are elaborated and in-depth presentations of the chosen topics. The length is up to the author(s) and varies from 10 -50 pages. The style is also up to the author(s) (usually it follows the rules for the publication in journal(s) of most interest for the particular author(s)). The author(s) are encouraged to submit the manuscripts during the conference. However, if this can affect the quality of presentation it is preferable that the author(s) take more time for the preparation of the manuscripts. 

 

Contributors in the series--all of whom appear by invitation-- are also asked to go beyond the narrow particulars of their work and to reflect on larger questions, problems, and trends. The resulting volumes will document the latest thinking regarding the current and future states of physics, interdisciplinary physics, and science  research for the international science research  community.

 

           The manuscript should be submitted at the time of conference (or later) on disk, Microsoft Word, or emailed to us in MS Word format.

 

The publication of SCHOOL Books is planned to be 3-4 months after the particular conference.

 

This deadline strongly depends on the time frame the manuscripts are received.

Some of the authors ask for more time to prepare their manuscripts  which is always OK-ed by the
SCHOOL.

The most important aspect for the SCHOOL is the quality of the published books  rather than expedience as in the case of regular conference proceedings.

In cases when the publication of the particular   MS is urgent the SCHOOL do not interfere with copyright. In other words the MS can be published in a journal and later on  a more review-type version of the MS can be published in the SCHOOL Books.

The manuscripts may be submitted :

  • by email, in MICROSOFT WORD for PCs

  • by mail as a hard copy

La Jolla International School of Science
P O Box 2946
La Jolla, CA 92038-2946

 

email:  FSRC@stefan-university.edu

web site http://www.stefan-university.edu/FSRC-2007/M-N-ROSENBLUTH-SUMMER-SCHOOL-2007.htm