Call for Papers

2007 CALL FOR PAPERS

Abstract Submission Deadline: March 9, 2007
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO
MARCH 30, 2007

We invite you to participate in the 2007 International Superconductive Electronics Conference
(ISEC) to be held from June 10 to June 14, 2007 at the Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington,
DC, USA. Theconference program format will consist of plenary and focused sessions with
oral and poster presentationscovering all aspects of superconductive electronics.

Washington, DC, is the capitol city of the United States, and offers cultural and informational
venues including music, art, and history. The conference hotel is located within walking distance
of the National Zoo and is conveniently located near the Washington Metro system for easy
access to the many amenities the city has to offer.

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS & PAPERS
Authors are requested to submit abstracts and papers that may address any aspect of
superconductive electronics. The sorting categories are listed below.

Subject matter of submitted abstracts and papers should be technically orientated and feature
new, original developments in superconductive electronics. Manuscripts may also be submitted
for possible publication by the Institute of Physics in a special issue of Superconductor Science
and Technology. The mode of presentation (oral or poster) will have no effect on the review of
the submitted paper. Acceptance of an abstract for presentation does not guarantee
publication.
Click here for more details on publication in SUST.

ISEC SORTING CATEGORIES
1. Digital Circuits and Systems
2. RF electronics
a. Passive RF and microwave components
b. Mixed-signal systems (digital and analog)
c. Analog devices (including oscillators and
voltage standards)

PREPARING ABSTRACTS
Submission of abstracts for ISEC will be entirely electronic, using the conference website,
www.isec07.org. Complete information regarding the format of abstracts and submission
categories can be found at this website. The deadline to submit abstracts is March 9 March 30,
2007. Please do not send a hard copy after making a website submission.

ABSTRACT ACCEPTANCE & MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION
Abstract acceptance letters will be emailed by April 2, 2007. Instructions on manuscript
submission will be posted on the website. To allow time for potential foreign participants to file
their Visa applications in a timely manner, abstracts generated by foreign participants should be
submitted as early as possible. The conference organizers will endeavor to respond quickly to
these abstracts as they come in. (Please see the .VISA Requirements. section below.)

EXTENDED ABSTRACTS
The conference will compile two-page abstracts of the accepted papers for distribution at the
conference. Extended abstracts should be submitted electronically and will be due at ISEC by
May 1, 2007. Instructions for submitting extended abstracts will be included in the acceptance
notification.

PROGRAM SUGGESTIONS
Suggestions concerning the technical program should be directed to the Conference or
Program Chair.

Conference Chair
Donald L Miller
Northrop Grumman
P.O. Box 1512
Baltimore, MD 21203
Phone: (410) 765-1585
Email: donald.l.miller@ngc.com

FINANCIAL SUPPORT
A limited amount of financial support in the form of a reduced registration or some travel
assistance is available for students and attendees from developing countries presenting papers.
The guidelines for requesting assistance will be available on the webpage. The deadline to apply
is April 5, 2007.

CONFERENCE INFORMATION
Registration and lodging information will be available at www.isec07.org. For additional
conference information or questions please contact the Conference Management at:
Centennial Conferences
901 Front Street, Suite 130, Louisville, CO 80027, USA
Phone: (303) 499-2299 ; Fax: (303) 499-2599; Email: isec07@centennialconferences.com

VISA REQUIREMENTS
Citizens of countries outside the U.S. must carry a valid passport and may be required to
obtain a visa to enter the U.S. As the visa process may take up to 6 months, foreign
participants should contact the United States Embassy, Consulate or Office of Tourism in
their home country as soon as possible to determine their individual visa requirements.
ISEC 2007 CANNOT INTERVENE with either U.S. Embassies abroad or with the State
Department in Washington, DC, on behalf of any participant. However, if you need a
personal letter of invitation to attend the Conference, contact Donald L. Miller (email:
donald.l.miller@ngc.com) and provide complete mailing address, your fax number, email
address, passport number and date, city and country of birth. Your letter will be EMAILED
and MAILED TO YOU, so request it well in advance of when you expect to need it.