IPAC'23 - Conference guide

Publication types Three types of publication, with progressively higher standards for quality and originality, will be offered for the IPAC’23 conference: • JACoW proceedings: Publication of the conference proceedings on the JACoW website • Light Peer Review: Publication of the refereed IPAC’23 proceedings in the Institute of Physics Journal of Physics: Conference Series • Physical Review Accelerators and Beams (PRAB): authors of contributions selected by the Editorial Board may be proposed to publish in PRAB ( https://www.ipac23.org/message- from-prab/ ) While the same paper can be published both in JACoW and IoP Conf series, publication in PRAB requires the author submits an extended version of what presented at IPAC’23 (https://ioppublishing.org/publications/conference-series/) . Expectations The Scientific programme consists of invited orals, contributed orals, and poster presentations. Presenters of invited and contributed talks have provided a written paper for the proceedings in addition to any slides they use. All contributed papers have been initially submitted presuming poster presentation. From these submissions, the Scientific Programme Committee (SPC) has decided, on the basis of the abstracts, which papers are suitable for oral presentation. This selection occured in February, with decisions communicated to primary authors in March. In order to maintain the proceedings to a high standard and reasonable length, authors were reminded that only novel and original work should be submitted. Publications were accepted only if authors participate in either a talk or poster session in person. Any paper accepted for presentation at the conference but finally, by any reason, not presented will be excluded from the proceedings. Furthermore, the SPC reserves the right to refuse publication of any work deemed not properly to be presented (all sessions, poster or oral). The conference proceedings will be published on the JACoW website. IPAC’23 / CONFERENCE GUIDE 81 Proceedings Proceedings