2020 QBI Registration

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Registration for the conference is now open.

The registration fee includes coffee breaks, lunches and receptions.

To register, click here.

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Early Registration (until 2 December 2019)                Student £ 170
               Post-doc £ 220
               Academia/Non-profit £ 370
               Industry £ 550
               Day registration £ 220
 Late Registration (from 2 December 2019)                Student £ 220
               Post-doc £ 270
               Academia/Non-profit £ 420
               Industry £ 650
               Day registration £ 270
Day Registration, if available, will be announced later    

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In case of financial hardship please contact admin@quantitativebioimaging.com .

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QBI Society meeting cancellation policy

Cancellations must be received in writing 90 days prior to the first day of the conference. No refunds will be given for cancellations received after this date. Refunds are subject to a $50 USD processing fee and will be issued no sooner than 2 weeks after the meeting. Written cancellations may be sent via e-mail to admin@quantitativebioimaging.com. The Quantitative BioImaging (QBI) Society reserves the right to cancel or reschedule the meeting in whole or in part due to unforeseen circumstances. Registrants will be notified.

Registration or fee questions?

Contact us at inquiries@quantitativebioimaging.com

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A note on the registration fee: In the past we managed to organize the QBI conferences without having to charge a mandatory registration fee. This was possible due to the availability of very significant resources that the organizers had managed to obtain to cover the costs. At the same time, the organization had access to additional free resources, e.g. administrative support, support for IT etc. Unfortunately, the situation is very different going forward. One of the trends that we have observed is that in many countries universities no longer make conference facilities available free of charge, but charge commercial rates. At the same time universities and other organizations typically do not provide significant resources to support conferences etc. This easily translates to several tens of thousands of dollars solely for the rental of the venue. Catering expenses, staff costs for administration, registration, web management  are very significant. Even with the current registration fees we only expect to be able to break even if we manage to attract significant sponsorship income.