Do NOT include authors‘ identification information, they must stay blank for the blind review process. It should be filled when implementing enhancements based on results of review by the scientific committee, before uploading final version of your paper. Type the title of your paper here (paragraph style ‘Title’)

After full paper review phase is complete, list the author names here (paragraph style ‘Authors’)

After full paper review phase is complete, type the author addresses here (paragraph style ‘Addresses’)

After full paper review phase is complete, type the corresponding author’s e-mail address here (paragraph style ‘E-mail’)

Abstract. Start your abstract here… (paragraph style ‘Abstract’)

The first section in your paper (paragraph style ‘Section’)

The first paragraph after a heading is not indented (paragraph style ‘Bodytext’).

Other paragraphs are indented (paragraph style ‘BodytextIndented’).

Table A1 in Appendix A lists the paragraph and character styles defined in the IOP: Conference Series template for CESB19 conference. For detailed full paper formatting guidelines see the document ‘CESB19_detatiled_fullpaper_guidelines.docx’ available at www.cesb.cz/submission/.

Another section of your paper (paragraph style ‘Section’)

The first paragraph after a heading is not indented (paragraph style ‘Bodytext’).

Other paragraphs are indented (paragraph style ‘BodytextIndented’).

A subsection (paragraph style ‘Subsection’)

Some text (paragraph style ‘Bodytext’).

A subsubsection heading. The paragraph text follows on from the subsubsection heading but should not be in italic (use paragraph style ‘Subsubsection’ for the whole paragraph and then use the character style ‘Subsubsection.Heading’ for formatting the only heading part in italics).

Bullets (paragraph style ‘Bulleted’).

Another bullet.

Second-level bullets (paragraph style ‘Bulleted2’).

Another bullet..

The first paragraph after bullets is not indented (paragraph style ‘Bodytext’).

Tables, figures and equations should be referred in the text as: ... in table 1... in figure 1... in equation (1) and not: ... in Tab. 1... in Fig. 1... in eq. (1) ad so forth.

(for equations use style ‘EQN’ and number them on the right)	(1)

Table 1. A table with a narrow caption (style ‘Table.Caption’).

Wake Chi Sqr. (N=15, df=1)	p	Stage 1 Chi Sqr. (N=15, df=1)	p	Stage 2 Chi Sqr. (N=15, df=1)	p
F3	1.143	0.285	0.286	0.593	0.286	0.593
Fz	1.143	0.285	0.067	0.796	0.067	0.796
C4	2.571	0.109	0.600	0.439	1.667	0.197

Table 2. A table with a long caption that is the same width as the table. Simply place the caption (style ‘Table.Caption’) inside a row at the top of the table and merge (combine) the cells together so that you have a single table cell the width of the table.
Wake Chi Sqr. (N=15, df=1)	p	Stage 1 Chi Sqr. (N=15, df=1)	p	Stage 2 Chi Sqr. (N=15, df=1)	p
F3	1.143	0.285	0.286	0.593	0.286	0.593
Fz	1.143	0.285	0.067	0.796	0.067	0.796
Cz	1.143	0.285	0.077	0.782	0.286	0.593

(for figures use paragraph style ‘Figure’)

Figure 1. Figure with short caption (caption style ‘FigureCaption.Centered’).

Figure 2. This is a figure with a caption that is wider than the actual graphic. To save space you can put the caption to the right of the figure by placing the graphic and justified caption (style ‘FigureCaption’) in a table with one row and two columns.

Figure 3. In this case use style ‘FigureCaption’ and simply justify the caption so that it is as the same width as the graphic (use a table to place both the figure and the caption in).

Figure 4. These two figures have been placed side-by-side to save space. (style ‘FigureCaption’)	Figure 5. These two figures have been placed side-by-side to save space. (style ‘FigureCaption’)

Acknowledgments (paragraph style ‘Section (no number)’)

Acknowledgement text uses paragraph style ‘Bodytext’.

References (paragraph style ‘Section (no number)’)

As part of the production system for IOP: Conference Series, online versions of all reference lists will, wherever possible, be linked electronically using CrossRef. It is vitally important for all the references to be accurate and to be carefully formatted according to the guidelines in a separate document ‘CESB19_references_guidelines.pdf’ available at http://www.cesb.cz/submission/ which must be consistently observed, otherwise delays may be incurred and the references may not link through CrossRef.

A reference (paragraph style ‘Reference’)

Another reference (paragraph style ‘Reference’)

This reference has two entries but the second one is not numbered (it uses the ‘Reference (no number)’ style. (paragraph style ‘Reference (no number)’)

More references (paragraph style ‘Reference’)

Appendix A. Predefined paragraph and character styles

Table A1. Styles defined in the CESB19 template based on IOP Conference Series templates.
Style	Example and use
Abstract	Style in which to format your Abstract
Addresses	Style for authors’ addresses
Authors	Style for the list of author names
Bodytext (ctrl+4)	The style for the first paragraph after a section, subsection or subsubsection
BodytextIndented (ctrl+5)	An indented style for paragraphs that follow after Bodytext
Bulleted	Bulleted list
Bulleted2	Second-level bulleted list
E-mail	Style for corresponding author’s e-mail address
EQN	Style for equations
Figure (ctrl+6)	Style for figures
FigureCaption (ctrl+alt+7)	Figure caption style
FigureCaption.Centered (ctrl+7)	Centred figure caption style
Reference	The style to use for a numbered reference. Note that when the text reaches the end of the line it will indent slightly
Reference (no number)	A style for references that are part of a numbered reference (where there are multiple entries under a single number)
Section (ctrl+1)	Style for section headings
Section (no number) (ctrl+alt+1)	Style for section headings that are not numbered (e.g., ‘References’)
Subsection (ctrl+2)	Style for a subsection
Subsubsection (ctrl+3)	Paragraph style for subsubsection paragraph. Type a full stop (‘period’) after the heading text that is formatted using a ‘Subsubsection.Heading’ style (see below)).
Subsubsection.Heading (ctrl+alt+3)	Character style for subsubsection heading format (italics). Text of the paragraph continues after the full stop at the same line using ‘Subsubsection’ paragraph style (see above).
Table.Caption (ctrl+alt+9)	Table caption style
Table.Caption.Centred (ctrl+9)	Centred table caption style
Table.notes	Style for table notes below the table
TableText (ctrl+8)	Style for text in tables
Title	The title of your paper