iWOE 31 Abstract Submission
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Abstract title 
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Author(s)
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- To indicate affiliation, use a number in square parentheses.
- For example: A. Author [1], B. Smith [1,2], C. Lee [3], D. E. Wang [1], and F. G. Miller [2]
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- Use numbers in square parentheses to link multiple authors with their affiliations.
- Use a new paragraph for each affiliation.
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[1] Department of Applied Physics, University of Science and Technology, Anytown, Alberta, Canada
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Abstract body
- Abstracts are limited to 1600 characters including spaces.
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- Cite references in the text with a number in square parentheses, e.g., [1] or [2-4].
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