U.S. Radio Science Futures in the 2020s Conference Registration

Registration is now CLOSED

We are pleased that this has proved to be a popular event. We are continuing to open a few more spaces for those on the Wait List. Please add your name to the Wait List and we will let you know if a space is available.

 

Registration

Conference ParticipantsGuest Options

Conference Registration Fee

    • $150

Registration Fee Includes:

          • Morning and afternoon breaks

    A Participant ticket to the Conference Reception and Dinner on Tuesday, December 15 will be provided to all registered Participants.

        Guest ticket to the Conference Reception and Dinner: $45

              • Reception and Dinner to be held on Tuesday, December 15
                • Guest tickets are available through December 1
                  • Limited to 1 guest per registered conference participant

                 

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                Cancellations and Refunds

                Registration Refunds

                All refunds requested prior to 21:55 UTC on Sunday, November 15, 2015 will incur a 10% refund fee per transaction.

                Refunds will not be issued after that time.

                Email Registration Support to cancel your registration or with any questions.

                 

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