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First Tesla Museum and Science Center International Conference on NIKOLA TESLA

October 6-8, 2006, Long Island, New York, United States of America

Brookhaven, Farmingville. N.Y. 11738


SUBMISSION OF PAPERS

Abstract Submission
To submit an abstract of your paper to the TMSC 2006 International Conference on Nikola Tesla attach it to an e-mail and send it to submissions@ntmsc.org.  All submissions should be in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf), or MS Word (.doc) format.  The TMSC Secretary should receive your abstract by July 1, 2006.

Please designate an author who will attend the conference and provide four key words to indicate the subject area of your paper.  One of the key words must be taken from the Conference Topics list.

All abstracts will be assigned a 5-digit identification number starting with 06.  You will receive this number after you have completed the submission process.  Authors are then required to use the identification number assigned to them for all future correspondence regarding their paper.

Submissions to this conference will be evaluated by at least two peer reviewers.   Acceptance will be based primarily on originality and contribution.  Notification of acceptance will be sent via e-mail by July 15, 2006.  Final manuscripts are due at the time of the conference.

Be sure to include the following information in your e-mail.

Personal Information for Corresponding Authors:
Title* (Mr., Miss, Ms., Mrs., Dr., Prof., Asst. Prof.) 
First Name* 
Last Name* 
Company/University 
Department 
Address 1* 
Address 2 
City* 
State/Province* 
Postal Code* 
Country* 
Phone* 
Phone Ext. 
Fax 
Pager 
Email* 

Additional Information:
Paper Title*
Keyword 1 of Paper* 
     Choose One:
Tesla biography; Tesla laboratories; rotating magnetic field; electrical alternators; electrical transmission; electric motors; industrial processes; Columbian Exposition; Niagara Falls; electrical oscillators; Tesla coil design and construction; electric circuit controllers; adjustable self-inductances; lighting apparatus; wireless transmitting and receiving apparatus; one-wire transmission; Tesla coil transmitters; Tesla receiving transformer; Detectors; spread spectrum telecommunications and electronic logic-gate circuits; electro-mechanical oscillators; static eliminator; wireless remote control and robotics; teleforce; modeling, simulation and validation; installation and testing of deep ground terminals; design and construction of elevated terminals; FCC Part-15 Rules: unlicensed radio frequency devices [160-190 kHz band]; FCC Experimental License Program: Part 5 stations [71.6-74.4; 135.7-137.8; and 160-190 kHz bands]; physiological responses of living organisms to high-frequency alternating currents, and medical applications; ball lightning; plasma physics; superconductivity; impedance phenomena; mechanical oscillators; telegeodynamics; turbo-machinery; nomenclature
Keyword 2 of Paper* 
Keyword 3 of Paper 
Keyword 4 of Paper 

[*] required

Final Papers
Send your final manuscripts via email to: submissions@ntmsc.org.  The subject line for the final manuscript submission should include your 5-digit paper number.  See AUTHOR GUIDELINES for formatting instructions.

Authors are responsible for having their papers checked for style and grammar prior to submission.

[This page was last revised on 09/03/2006.]