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> From: "waskie"
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> Subject: Motor Control Conference in Poland
> Date: Tue, 23 May 2000 10:41:47 +0200
Dear friends, I would like to give you the last invitation to a =
conference which will be held in a beautiful Polish mountain ski resort.
International Scientific Conference
?MOTOR CONTROL 2000?
Department of Motor Control
Academy of Physical Education in Katowice
Katowice ? Szczyrk
Poland
27-29.10.2000
Invitation
Motor control of human movement is a very important and undoubtedly =
fascinating area of scientific penetration for many specialists. Despite =
a vast amount of empirical data, many unexplained questions remain.The =
complexity of motor control seems even greater when considering the =
multidisciplinary character of procedures, diagnostic methods and =
reliable analysis of human movement. All of the above facts become =
reasons of diversification in interpretations and evaluation of these =
processess. They continue to generate controversies in basic =
terminology.
The organisation of this conference, as a form of bilateral exchange of =
ideas and empirical data seems to be fully justified. We would like to =
continue ? in broader form ? the cycle of seminars concerning motor =
control, which was held in our department during the last three years. =
We expect, that our meeting allow to present contemporary knowledge and =
the state of research and discuss the tendencies and perspectives of =
development. We belive that the confrontation of Polish and =
international scientists will allow to determine the state of our =
knowledge in light of world achievements.
We definitly hope, that the conference becomes a place not only for =
scientific discussions, but also for friendly contacts.
We kindly invite you!
The President of Scientific Comitee
prof. dr hab. Joachim Raczek
Scientific Comitee
President: Joachim Raczek (Poland)
Members: Klaus Blischke (Germany)
Reinhardt Daugs (Germany)
Nikolai Gantchev (Bulgary)
Peter Hirtz (Germany)
Grzegorz Juras (Poland)
Mark Latash (USA)
Frantisek Vaverka (Czech Rep.)
Wladyslaw Mynarski (Poland)
Klaus Roth (Germany)
Zbigniew Waskiewicz (Poland)
Organizing Comitee
President: Grzegorz Juras
Members: Bogdan Bacik
Boguslawa Gierat
Katarzyna G=F3rska
Henryk Kr=F3l
Antoni Nawrat
Zbigniew Waskiewicz
Adam Zajac
Secretary of Conference:
Barbara Piaskowska
Academy of Physical Education
ul. Mikolowska 72 A
40-035 Katowice
tel. 032 2075176
fax 032 2516868
e-mail: motcon2000@awf.katowice.pl
internet: http://antropomotor.awf.katowice.pl/motcon2000
Only the application submitted by e-mail will be accepted
Important dates
Deadline for papers submission 30.06.2000
Information about acceptance of papers: 2 weeks after submission
Deadline for fees: 30.09.2000
Conference fees
Participant ? 300 USD (before 30.06.2000)
400 USD (after 30.06.2000)
Accompanying person or student - 150 USD
Conference fee includes:
Participation in congress=20
Conference materials=20
Lodging and all meals=20
Evening with folclor=20
Banquet
Topics for poster presentation
Biochemical, physiological and biomechanical basis of motor control=20
Motor learning as a perfectioning of motor control=20
Motor control in elite athletes=20
Physiotherapy and motor control=20
Diagnosis of different aspects of motor control=20
Motor control on different stages of human development=20
Cognitive aspects of motor control=20
The organization of congress
The congres will held in four plenary session with invited lectures (all =
presentation will be symultaneously translated in Polish) and during =
poster sessions. The official language of congress is English. The =
precise dates and hour of all events will be sent with note about =
acceptance of paper and will be present on the official website=20
Instructions for papers
The manuscript should be submitted according to these instructions and =
in ?ready to print? manner. It should be written in English. The total =
length must not exceed 6 pages for invited lectures and 4 pages for the =
others. The authors are requested to submit the paper in WORD format via =
e-mail. Each manuscript will be reviewed before acceptance. There will =
be a very short time for revision, so please do not wait until the last =
moment. Accepted manuscripts will be printed in the Proceedings Book. =
Since we plan to disseminate the Proceedings Book already during the =
conference, please follow the deadlines and other instructions for =
preparation of the manuscript carefully. Only those manuscripts that =
will be prepared accordingly and accepted will be included into the =
Proceedings Book.=20
Text should be single-spaced, with character size 12 points, with a =
Times typeface, and justified both sides. Do not hyphenate words at the =
end of the lines. The manuscript should provide the following sections: =
Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion and References. Before each =
section title, two blank lines should be inserted and a single blank =
line afterwards. The section title should be capitalised, character size =
12 points, bold.
The main title should be printed in capitals (character size 14 points, =
bold). The title should be followed by the author(s) name (full name, =
character size 12 points) and affiliation(s), city and country =
(character size 10 points). Do not write university degrees, street =
address and zip code. Two blank lines (each 12 points) should separate =
the title and author(s) and a single blank line the author(s) and =
affiliation(s).=20
Introduction. It should include the purpose of the paper and a brief =
overview of relevant literature.
Methods. The subjects should be precisely described. In case of =
experimental procedures on people, a statement about informed consent =
must be provided. The procedures should be reasonably described to =
provide sufficient understanding. State the statistical methods used for =
data analysis.
Results. Limit the number of tables and figures to a minimum and use =
them only as a qualification and support for your statements. Do not =
duplicate information in tables and figures. All given units should be =
according to the international metric system. Define the abbreviations =
and symbols. The results should be presented in a logical order.
Discussion. Emphasis should be given to new and important aspects of the =
study and the conclusions that follow. Avoid statements and conclusions =
that do not follow from your data.
References. Each statement, finding or thought of others should be =
backed by a reference. In text, the references should include the =
surnames of the authors and the year of publication (Kramer, Novak =
1998). At the end, the references should be listed in alphabetical =
order.=20
Examples:=20
Clark D., Irving R. Objective determination of resistance load for ten =
repetition maximum for knee flexion exercise. Res. Q. 31: 131- 135, 1960
Kraemer W., Fry A. Strength testing: Development and evaluation of =
methodology. In: Physiological Asessment of Human Fitness. P.J. Maud and =
C. Foster, eds. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, 1995. Pp.121-122.
Figures and tables. They must be generated by computer and inserted to =
the proper place within the text. Each figure and table should have its =
consecutive number and a corresponding caption and must be cited in the =
text.
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> From: "waskie"
> To:
> Subject: Motor Control Conference in Poland
> Date: Tue, 23 May 2000 10:41:47 +0200
Dear friends, I would like to give you the last invitation to a =
conference which will be held in a beautiful Polish mountain ski resort.
International Scientific Conference
?MOTOR CONTROL 2000?
Department of Motor Control
Academy of Physical Education in Katowice
Katowice ? Szczyrk
Poland
27-29.10.2000
Invitation
Motor control of human movement is a very important and undoubtedly =
fascinating area of scientific penetration for many specialists. Despite =
a vast amount of empirical data, many unexplained questions remain.The =
complexity of motor control seems even greater when considering the =
multidisciplinary character of procedures, diagnostic methods and =
reliable analysis of human movement. All of the above facts become =
reasons of diversification in interpretations and evaluation of these =
processess. They continue to generate controversies in basic =
terminology.
The organisation of this conference, as a form of bilateral exchange of =
ideas and empirical data seems to be fully justified. We would like to =
continue ? in broader form ? the cycle of seminars concerning motor =
control, which was held in our department during the last three years. =
We expect, that our meeting allow to present contemporary knowledge and =
the state of research and discuss the tendencies and perspectives of =
development. We belive that the confrontation of Polish and =
international scientists will allow to determine the state of our =
knowledge in light of world achievements.
We definitly hope, that the conference becomes a place not only for =
scientific discussions, but also for friendly contacts.
We kindly invite you!
The President of Scientific Comitee
prof. dr hab. Joachim Raczek
Scientific Comitee
President: Joachim Raczek (Poland)
Members: Klaus Blischke (Germany)
Reinhardt Daugs (Germany)
Nikolai Gantchev (Bulgary)
Peter Hirtz (Germany)
Grzegorz Juras (Poland)
Mark Latash (USA)
Frantisek Vaverka (Czech Rep.)
Wladyslaw Mynarski (Poland)
Klaus Roth (Germany)
Zbigniew Waskiewicz (Poland)
Organizing Comitee
President: Grzegorz Juras
Members: Bogdan Bacik
Boguslawa Gierat
Katarzyna G=F3rska
Henryk Kr=F3l
Antoni Nawrat
Zbigniew Waskiewicz
Adam Zajac
Secretary of Conference:
Barbara Piaskowska
Academy of Physical Education
ul. Mikolowska 72 A
40-035 Katowice
tel. 032 2075176
fax 032 2516868
e-mail: motcon2000@awf.katowice.pl
internet: http://antropomotor.awf.katowice.pl/motcon2000
Only the application submitted by e-mail will be accepted
Important dates
Deadline for papers submission 30.06.2000
Information about acceptance of papers: 2 weeks after submission
Deadline for fees: 30.09.2000
Conference fees
Participant ? 300 USD (before 30.06.2000)
400 USD (after 30.06.2000)
Accompanying person or student - 150 USD
Conference fee includes:
Participation in congress=20
Conference materials=20
Lodging and all meals=20
Evening with folclor=20
Banquet
Topics for poster presentation
Biochemical, physiological and biomechanical basis of motor control=20
Motor learning as a perfectioning of motor control=20
Motor control in elite athletes=20
Physiotherapy and motor control=20
Diagnosis of different aspects of motor control=20
Motor control on different stages of human development=20
Cognitive aspects of motor control=20
The organization of congress
The congres will held in four plenary session with invited lectures (all =
presentation will be symultaneously translated in Polish) and during =
poster sessions. The official language of congress is English. The =
precise dates and hour of all events will be sent with note about =
acceptance of paper and will be present on the official website=20
Instructions for papers
The manuscript should be submitted according to these instructions and =
in ?ready to print? manner. It should be written in English. The total =
length must not exceed 6 pages for invited lectures and 4 pages for the =
others. The authors are requested to submit the paper in WORD format via =
e-mail. Each manuscript will be reviewed before acceptance. There will =
be a very short time for revision, so please do not wait until the last =
moment. Accepted manuscripts will be printed in the Proceedings Book. =
Since we plan to disseminate the Proceedings Book already during the =
conference, please follow the deadlines and other instructions for =
preparation of the manuscript carefully. Only those manuscripts that =
will be prepared accordingly and accepted will be included into the =
Proceedings Book.=20
Text should be single-spaced, with character size 12 points, with a =
Times typeface, and justified both sides. Do not hyphenate words at the =
end of the lines. The manuscript should provide the following sections: =
Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion and References. Before each =
section title, two blank lines should be inserted and a single blank =
line afterwards. The section title should be capitalised, character size =
12 points, bold.
The main title should be printed in capitals (character size 14 points, =
bold). The title should be followed by the author(s) name (full name, =
character size 12 points) and affiliation(s), city and country =
(character size 10 points). Do not write university degrees, street =
address and zip code. Two blank lines (each 12 points) should separate =
the title and author(s) and a single blank line the author(s) and =
affiliation(s).=20
Introduction. It should include the purpose of the paper and a brief =
overview of relevant literature.
Methods. The subjects should be precisely described. In case of =
experimental procedures on people, a statement about informed consent =
must be provided. The procedures should be reasonably described to =
provide sufficient understanding. State the statistical methods used for =
data analysis.
Results. Limit the number of tables and figures to a minimum and use =
them only as a qualification and support for your statements. Do not =
duplicate information in tables and figures. All given units should be =
according to the international metric system. Define the abbreviations =
and symbols. The results should be presented in a logical order.
Discussion. Emphasis should be given to new and important aspects of the =
study and the conclusions that follow. Avoid statements and conclusions =
that do not follow from your data.
References. Each statement, finding or thought of others should be =
backed by a reference. In text, the references should include the =
surnames of the authors and the year of publication (Kramer, Novak =
1998). At the end, the references should be listed in alphabetical =
order.=20
Examples:=20
Clark D., Irving R. Objective determination of resistance load for ten =
repetition maximum for knee flexion exercise. Res. Q. 31: 131- 135, 1960
Kraemer W., Fry A. Strength testing: Development and evaluation of =
methodology. In: Physiological Asessment of Human Fitness. P.J. Maud and =
C. Foster, eds. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, 1995. Pp.121-122.
Figures and tables. They must be generated by computer and inserted to =
the proper place within the text. Each figure and table should have its =
consecutive number and a corresponding caption and must be cited in the =
text.
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