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Registration for the 8th Biennial Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy, May 24-26, 2023 is now open. Conference registration includes a reception on Tuesday evening, as well as breakfast, lunch and breaks every day. Early registration ends on March 31st. If you would like to attend the conference banquet, you must register in advance. The banquet will take place from 6 - 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 24. See more details below. Those also participating in the Global TechMining Forum on Friday, May 26 from 12-5pm, can register on the same page, at the bottom under additional items.
We have reserved a small block of rooms at the venue, in the Georgia Tech hotel book here.
Registration fees Before After
April 1 April 1
Presenter $500 $600
Student $300 $350
Banquet $100 $125
Limited number of registrations available at the student rate
Registrations at a reduced rate are available to those working or studying in middle and lower income countries
The banquet must be paid for in advance. There will be no onsite registration for the banquet.
For information on visas and traveling to the United States, consult the Department of State, Bureau of Consular affairs website here. Request an invitation letter to the conference here.
Registration for the 8th Biennial Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy, May 24-26, 2023 is now open. Conference registration includes a reception on Tuesday evening, as well as breakfast, lunch and breaks every day. Early registration ends on March 31st. If you would like to attend the conference banquet, you must register in advance. The banquet will take place from 6 - 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 24. See more details below. Those also participating in the Global TechMining Forum on Friday, May 26 from 12-5pm, can register on the same page, at the bottom under additional items.
We have reserved a small block of rooms at the venue, in the Georgia Tech hotel book here.
Registration fees Before After
April 1 April 1
Presenter $500 $600
Student $300 $350
Banquet $100 $125
Limited number of registrations available at the student rate
Registrations at a reduced rate are available to those working or studying in middle and lower income countries
The banquet must be paid for in advance. There will be no onsite registration for the banquet.
For information on visas and traveling to the United States, consult the Department of State, Bureau of Consular affairs website here. Request an invitation letter to the conference here.
Conference Banquet
The Gala dinner and reception is a highlight of the conference, and is typically well attended by all! This is an informal evening event, where you can mingle with your colleagues from around the world while enjoying beer/wine and great regional food. To help build community and welcome our early career colleagues, we also hold the poster session during the cocktail hour, which has become a truly lively event.
The banquet will be held in the historic, for Atlanta, and elegant European style, again for Atlanta, Biltmore Hotel. Originally built in 1924 as Atlanta’s premier hotel, the 11-story Biltmore Hotel was build using the proceeds from selling the Coca-Cola empire. The Hotel became the focal point of social life in Atlanta, hosting a wide variety of events from galas, wedding receptions, and high-society teas to civic meetings and local political fund-raisers. In its heyday, the Biltmore Hotel’s clientele included such luminaries as William Randolph Hearst, Charles Lindbergh, Betty Davis, Bob Hope, Vivien Leigh, and Presidents Roosevelt and Eisenhower. The Biltmore has also been the backdrop for several feature films including Driving Miss Daisy, Love Potion #9, Diary of a Mad Black Woman and 42- The Jackie Robinson Story, and Confirmation. The radio towers atop The Biltmore were installed in 1925 when WSB Radio made The Biltmore its home
Please be sure to join us for the Gala evening! And do note that you need to decide in advance whether you are coming and pay accordingly. Due to the need to anticipate numbers attending, we will be unable to accept onsite registration for the banquet.
The banquet will be held in the historic, for Atlanta, and elegant European style, again for Atlanta, Biltmore Hotel. Originally built in 1924 as Atlanta’s premier hotel, the 11-story Biltmore Hotel was build using the proceeds from selling the Coca-Cola empire. The Hotel became the focal point of social life in Atlanta, hosting a wide variety of events from galas, wedding receptions, and high-society teas to civic meetings and local political fund-raisers. In its heyday, the Biltmore Hotel’s clientele included such luminaries as William Randolph Hearst, Charles Lindbergh, Betty Davis, Bob Hope, Vivien Leigh, and Presidents Roosevelt and Eisenhower. The Biltmore has also been the backdrop for several feature films including Driving Miss Daisy, Love Potion #9, Diary of a Mad Black Woman and 42- The Jackie Robinson Story, and Confirmation. The radio towers atop The Biltmore were installed in 1925 when WSB Radio made The Biltmore its home
Please be sure to join us for the Gala evening! And do note that you need to decide in advance whether you are coming and pay accordingly. Due to the need to anticipate numbers attending, we will be unable to accept onsite registration for the banquet.
