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    Dear Colleagues:
    the Editorial Board of Clinical Biomechanics is inviting candidates
    for authoring a review article on estimation of the forces exerted by
    each muscle during a given motor task.

    The length of these papers is in average about 10 pages in the
    journal format (1 page is equivalent to 3 double spaced page). In
    most cases, the authors are invited authors, recognized for their
    outstanding contributions in the area.

    Colleagues interested in writing this review article should send
    before October 17th, 2004 a proposal including:

    - final title
    - list of co-authors
    - 250 words abstract
    - one page outline of the article

    Proposal should be submitted by e-mail to the Assistant of the Editor
    in Chief at . Instructions for authors can
    be found at http://www.elsevier.com/locate/clinbiomech .

    The Editorial Board will evaluate these proposals, select the most
    promising, and invite the proposing author to submit the review paper
    in due course.

    Regards

    Marco Viceconti
    on Behalf of the clinical Biomechanics Editorial Board


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    Istituti Ortopedici Rizzoli fax. 39-051-6366863
    via di barbiano 1/10, 40136 - Bologna, Italy

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