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ALC '26
16th International Symposium on Atomic Level
Characterizations for New Materials and Devices '26
November 1 (Sun) – 6 (Fri), 2026
Howard beach resort, Kenting, TAIWAN

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Call for Papers & Abstract Submission

Call for Papers

We encourage the submission of papers describing work related to the symposium topics. Each contributor should submit 1 page (A4 paper) of an abstract and contact information via the ALC'26 web site by the deadline shown below. The program committee will make a decision to accept or reject titles by September 1 (Tue) 2026, and the decision will be announced by e-mail to each author.

Accepted authors can submit a manuscript for journal with peer review. See the Publication page in detail.

Students can apply to the student awards. Everyone can apply to the excellent presentation awards. In addition, young scientists (non-students) can apply to the financial support for young scientists.

Abstract Deadline

July 15 (Wed) 2026 (closed)

Post-Deadline Papers

We will start accepting post-deadline papers from August 1st. Please submit your abstract by August 14th for oral presentations or by August 24th for poster presentations via the Abstract Submission page, following the same process as the regular submissions. You can also apply for awards.

Oral Presentations: July 15 (Wed) 2026
Poster Presentations: July 15 (Wed) 2026
* All submissions after July 15 will be treated as poster presentations.

How to Prepare Camera Ready Abstract

1 page of camera-ready abstract must be in clear English and typed within a rectangle 170 mm wide by 240 mm high (left/right/top/bottom margins of 20/20/27/30 mm) on A4 paper (NOT US letter). The required format is:

Templates for Camera Ready Abstract

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Abstract Submission

MBA Organized by The Division of Microbeam Analysis,
The Japan Society of Vacuum and Surface Science (JVSS)
JVSS