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The document is an Abstract Submission Form for the 15th Workshop on Vitamin D, scheduled for June 20-22, 2012, in Houston, Texas. It outlines the submission guidelines for abstracts, including formatting requirements, submission methods (preferably electronic), and deadlines (April 13, 2012). The form also includes categories for abstract submission and preferences for presentation types. Additionally, it mentions Young Investigator Awards and provides contact information for submissions.

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How do I know who is the corresponding author?

The corresponding author is explicitly identified on the first page of the manuscript. In addition to meeting all the preexisting authorship requirements, this person is selected to further manage the pre and post-publication responsibilities.

What is Iirw?

The IEEE International Integrated Reliability Workshop (IIRW) originated from the Wafer Level Reliability Workshop in 1982.

Who is the corresponding author in IEEE paper?

The corresponding author is the single point of contact between the authors and the publication where the article is submitted. In addition to all of the authorship criteria described above, the corresponding author is also responsible for: Including as co-authors all persons appropriate and none inappropriate.

Who should I put as corresponding author?

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What is the corresponding author of a paper?

Corresponding author This person will handle all correspondence about the article and sign the publishing agreement on behalf of all the authors. They are responsible for ensuring that all the authors contact details are correct, and agree on the order that their names will appear in the article.

What is the order of authors in IEEE?

ieee leaves the order of authors to the discretion of the authors. Typically, the first author listed is the person who has taken the most responsibility for the work. other authors are listed in order of the level of their contribution. sometimes, the senior author is the head of the department and is listed last.

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