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{\Large\textbf{A descriptive title for interesting results obtained in Microfluidics maximum over two lines }}

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\underline{Presenting Author}$^{1}$, One Co-author$^{1,2}$, and Another Co-author$^{2}$}
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$^1$1Department of MicroNano Science, University of Mech, First City, First Country\\
E-mail: K. Author@univmech.edu, URL (optional): http://www.webpage.own.URL\\
$^2$Department of Microfluidics, BR University, Second city, Second country\\




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\textbf{Introduction}\\
In this short introduction to your 2-page abstract for \emph{SSMB 2026}, the authors should briefly discuss the context of the study. Describe the objective of the work, and mention whether this is an experimental and/or theoretical and/or numerical study. A few references to important prior work in the literature could be given [1, 2]. This section may be ended by highlighting the most significant results of the work.\\


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This sections explains about the length and formatting of the abstract. An abstract for \emph{SSMB 2026} is limited to two A4 pages with 2-cm-margins on all sides, and written in font size 11~pt. For uniformity, please use the abstract templates for \emph{Word} or \emph{Latex} provided at the conference website https://www.ssmb2026.com.
     
The abstracts for \emph{SSMB 2026} are limited to two pages. If a longer abstract is submitted, the extra pages will be discarded and only the first two pages are submitted to the scientific committee for review. All abstracts will be reviewed by at least two reviewers.
     
In terms of contents, the abstract should contain a \emph{Title-Authors-Affiliation} section in the form and style defined by this template, then a section entitled \emph{Introduction} as described above, followed by any number of \emph{main sections}, and ending with two mandatory sections entitled \emph{Conclusion} and \emph{References}. Besides these few rules, no further restrictions apply. 

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\textbf{Conclusion}\\
We have found some amazing results, which we are looking forward to presenting in front of the international community at the \emph{SSMB 2026} in-person Conference on 29$^{th}$ Sept ${-}$ 1$^{st}$ Oct 2023. A paragraph containing more words. A paragraph containing more words. A paragraph containing more words. A paragraph containing more words. A paragraph containing more words. A paragraph containing more words. A paragraph containing more words. 


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F. Author, K. Coauthor, and B. Coauthor.
Journal Name  \textbf{12}, 4658-4689 (2011).
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O. Coauthor and A. Coauthor.
Another Journal Name \textbf{324}, 351-400 (2019).
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J. Author. \emph{A book title}, ABC Publishing Company (Publishing City, 2022).
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\emph{Procs.\ pp.\ 124-127, XYZ International Conference},
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