Dear Aline Soares Lima, Helena Pires, Lai Saramago & Madalena Oliveira

I write to you in connection with your forthcoming conference entitled International Conference on
Communication and Light to be held on 2 November 2015.

I would like to enquire as to whether you have given any thought to publishing a volume based on the
proceedings of this event?

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Warm regards,

Sam

Samuel Baker
Commissioning Editor
Cambridge Scholars Publishing
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