Draft paper submission was closed on July 1 except Topic O (Organized Sessions).
If you have special difficulty, please contact info@nureth13.org.

Please prepare and upload a PDF version of the full paper draft no later than March 31, 2009.
Each draft paper is going to be reviewed by referees to judge whether it is acceptable for presentation and publication and to provide any comments or suggestions for improvement.
The corresponding author will be informed of the review results by May 31, 2009.
The final paper on the template is to be sent for publication by the end of July 31 at the latest.

Specifications of an Full Paper

• Page: A4 (210 mm x 297 mm) sized sheet, Recommended paper length is 10-12 pages.
• File format: PDF file, smaller than 4 Mbytes.
• Text margins: 25mm on all sides.
• Paper Title: Times New Roman, 14 point bold.
• Headings: Times New Roman, 12 point bold.
• Body text: Times New Roman, 12 point normal.
• Template:
  • Microsoft Word (NURETH13_PaperTemplate.doc, 63.0kB)
  • Adobe Acrobat (NURETH13_PaperTemplate.pdf, 166kB)

Paper Acceptance Criteria

1. The paper must represent an original work; review papers must present original insights of general interest.
2. The paper must be complete, concise and clear. It must have clearly stated objectives, clear descriptions of methods and equipment used, results and conclusions. Related prior work must be acknowledged and the advances made beyond prior work by the author(s) must be stated. References must be specific; specific statements, equations, and results must be cited with page, equation or table number, in addition to author, title, journal or report name and date.
3. Papers presenting theoretical or experimental models, or correlations, must state explicitly all implied hypotheses, assumptions, idealizations, limitations, and the range of applicability. Results of theoretical models and of correlations must be compared with experimental results, they must include and uncertainty estimation.
4. Papers on experiments must describe the experimental apparatus and procedures used with the detail sufficient for the reader to determine the validity of the results and whether or not the experimental results are applicable under the circumstances outside the author's test conditions. The presentation of the experimental results must be accompanied by error estimates; where possible, newly presented results should be compared with previously published results.
5. Papers presenting solutions to current industrial problems must carefully state all implied idealizations, assumptions and limitations and can cite only publicly accessible references, which can be scrutinized by the reader.
6. Papers presenting a new numerical solution method must include all the necessary criteria for estimating the computational error(s) and establishing the validity of the solution.
7. Papers presenting the application of known numerical techniques or existing computer codes must include citations to fully scrutable documentation of such techniques or computer codes. The documentation must be published in the open literature and contain all the modeling equations and the algorithms needed in principle to reproduce the presented results. Such applications of existing methods qualify for publication only if complicated problems are solved, where even qualitative understanding is difficult, and only if the author derives from the results new insight of general interest. New design data or design information may be presented also from validated, documented and highly accurate computer codes. All computer code results must include estimates of computational errors.

NURETH-13 Acceptance Criteria (PDF, 100kB)

Submission of the Full Paper

Correspondent authors should submit their full paper through the online submission page.
Please log-in from the left side menu, choose Author tab and click [Submit Draft Paper] button in your paper list.