The running head should be a condensed version of your paper's title, no more than 50 characters long (including spaces). The label "Running head:" that appears before the running head on the title page is not included in the 50-character limit because it is not part of your paper's title. It is used only to identify the paper as one that has a running head. Here are some examples of running heads: Baylor University Department of Physics Running Head: Quantum Mechanics Without Quanta Duke University Medical Center Office of Communications Running Head: Papers From the Center for Cancer Research Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, Stanford University Head: Experimental Study of Flow Around a Propeller-mimicking Drone International Society for Optical Engineering (SPIE) Headquarters Running Head: International Conference on Laser Technology and Applications Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Department of Surgery Running Head: Clinical Study of Patients with Liver Disease Who Underwent Orthotopic Liver Transplantation Loyola Marymount University Department of Music Running Head: Analysis of Variance Data for Musical Instruments MIT Lincoln Laboratory Head: Experimental Study of the Lift Produced by a Rotating Wing Airfoil