The
2010 Conference
will be held September 20-21, 2010
The Program Chairs for the 2010 Conference
are:
Barry Yavari and Saied Taheri
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| Call for
Papers |
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The deadline for submission of paper abstracts
for presentation at the 2010 conference has been
extended to May
1, 2010. 
Papers are always
welcome for consideration to be published in Tire Science and
Technology.
Abstracts
should be submitted in Microsoft Word format
via e-mail
(Click
here to submit
abstract.
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| Information for Authors |
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Click here for information on
abstract and manuscript style, format and submission
instructions.
For further information,
please contact the Program Committee.
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| Notes
for Contributors |
Papers will
be selected on the basis of technical merit and timeliness. Only
papers not previously published will be accepted, and
the author must agree not to publish elsewhere a paper
submitted to and accepted by the Journal. Transfers
of Copyright must accompany manuscripts submitted to
The Tire Society.
Papers will be considered
as submitted for publication in Tire Science and
Technology , unless released by the Editor. The
Editor is pleased to receive contributions from all
parts of the world. Papers submitted for publication
only in the Tire Science & Technology Journal
may be submitted directly to the Editor.
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| Transfer
of Copyright |
Please
Note: In order
for your submissions to be considered, you must
please completely fill out the Transfer of Copyright
form and send this in with your submissions.
Download
the form here. |
| Example of Topics |
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· Tire Performance / Mechanics
· Properties of Tire Materials
· Fracture and Adhesion in Tires
· Aging and Endurance of Tires
· Tire Design and Development
· Rolling Resistance / Traction / Tread Wear
· Tire Performance on Non-Dry / Deformable
Surfaces
· Tire Influences on Ride / Harshness
· Tire Noise
· Advances in Tire Manufacturing Processes
· Tire Testing Procedure Development and
Application
· Predictive Models
· Techniques for Model and Laboratory Test
Validation
· Tire/Vehicle Dynamics
· Tire Interaction with Electronic Stability
Control
· Tire requirements for future vehicles (e.g.,
fuel
cell, hybrid)
· Applications of intelligent tire technology
· Examples of Virtual Tire Development
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