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POWERMEMS 2017 CONFERENCE SAMPLE ABSTRACT AND
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ABSTRACT PREPARATION
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I. Kanno1, and Y. Suzuki2
Kobe University, Japan, 2The University of Tokyo, Japan,The purpose of an abstract submitted to PowerMEMS 2017 is to tell the Program Committee what
new results you will present. It is important within the first few sentences to state what your primary
results are. For example: “This paper reports the design, fabrication, and testing of a fully-integrated
permanent-magnet turbine generator based on silicon MEMS fabrication technology.” It is also
important to identify how the new work differs from previous work of your own group and of othergroups, especially work presented at recent and upcoming international meetings. For example: “Thework builds on a fabrication process reported at PowerMEMS 2016 [1]. The energy storage design andthe performance analysis have been accepted for publication elsewhere [2,3]. This paper will show acomplete set of experimental results on five devices, and will also report on simulations that provide
design guidelines for adapting this method to other types of energy storage devices. The method
reported here differs from previous work [4] in the specific method of temperature compensation andin the geometry of the electrodes and their placement within the structure.”
The abstract is limited to two pages (A4, 21 cm x 29.7 cm). The text is limited to no more than 500
words (please indicate the word count at the bottom of your abstract). Fonts should be Times New
Roman 11pt with the exception of the title, which should be Times New Roman 14pt Bold. Figures andTables should be collected on the second page with captions in Times New Roman 10pt Italic. Make
sure that all figures and photos are clearly visible. If the program committee cannot clearly see andunderstand the role of the visual material included, the abstract likely will be viewed negatively. All
drawings, photographs, and plots should be clearly labeled with appropriately sized fonts identifying
the relevant components contained in the figure.
The header line with abstract category (chosen from the list on the website) and reference number,the title, authors (presenting author underlined), short affiliations, all of the text and References (in shortformat) must fit on the first page. Please place figures and tables on the second page. All abstracts,submitted on time, will be considered for both Oral and Poster Sessions unless specifically requested aposter presentation. This request should be on the header line as seen above. All abstracts are to besubmitted in Portable Document Format (PDF) online via the PowerMEMS 2017 website. Abstracts
will not be accepted via email, fax, or post. Once your abstract has been successfully uploaded, you will
be sent a confirmation. The deadline to submit your abstract is Friday, July 7, 2017. No extensions
will be made.

Word count: 443
References[1] S. Ample, Proc. PowerMEMS 2015, pp. 100-103.
[2] A. B. Stract and S. Ample, Tech. Digest IEDM 2014, pp. 200-205.
[3] S. Mart and S. O. Lution, J. Microelectromech. Syst., 23 (2015), pp. 300-315.
[4] B. Etter and A. P. Proach, The Biosensor Handbook, 2nd ed. (Springer, 2012), pp. 400-401

9 Energy systems for IoT/wearable applications(Please choose category from list)

Poster0001(if requesting poster)Figure 1. Example of a device schematic with eachcomponent clearly labeled.

Figure 3. Example of an experimental setup withdevice and measurement components.

Figure 4. Example graph showing axes, values, labels,
and units at an appropriate font size as well as clearly
defined data points distinguishable in black and white.
Figure 2. Example of a device photographincluding scale bar and labeled components.

Figure 5. Example high-quality SEM photograph including scale bar.