Registration

Registration is open February 12 - April 14, 2014

Workshop attendance is limited to 70 participants

Workshop Dates: May 19 - 21, 2014

 

Registration Options

 

All Non-China Residents China Residents China Residents
  • Participant - Single-occupancy room: $450
  • Participant - Double-occupancy room: $350 for the Participant
  • Guest: - Double-occupancy with Participant: $300

Registration Fee Includes:

  • Daily breakfast, lunch, dinner and breaks
  • Workshop Dinner

Green Bank Employees: $50
  • Participant or Guest
    - Single or Double-occupancy availability: $200 per person

Registration Fee Includes:

  • Round-trip transportation from Dulles   International Airport, Washington D.C.
  • Daily breakfast, lunch, dinner and breaks
  • Workshop Dinner

 

All changes, questions and comments: Registration Support.

 

Refund Policy

Refunds requested prior to 21:00 UTC on Tuesday, April 15, 2014 will incur a $50.00 refund fee per transaction.

Refunds requested after that time and through May 18, 2014 will incur a refund fee of $200.

Refunds will not be issued after Sunday, May 18, 2014.


How to Register

Clicking the "Register Now" button, below, will connect you to NRAO's hosted registration site, https://nrao.3dcartstores.com. Follow these instructions to complete your registration:

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2. You will need to create an account if you have not previously created one

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