A. No, but members receive reduced Conference rates as well as other benefits. You can join the society here. You can get information about, and/or pay the conference fees, here.
A. Yes. The Young Talent Special Session will be organized by the Programme Chair and his Deputy. This will be a session in which three of the most promising junior researchers/young faculty will have the opportunity to present their work.
A: Royal Holloway's main campus is in Surrey, just 19 miles from central London. Detailed information on how to get to the campus can be found here.
A. Royal Holloway provides a holiday play-scheme called Holloway’s Heroes. It will be possible to enroll children for a few days, depending on availability. The cost is approximately £24 per day for children aged between 4 and 12. For more information click here. There is also a crèche located on campus, called Nature’s Nursery. You should contact them directly about child-care for children under the age of 4. For more information click here.
A. As well as having central London on its doorstep, Egham is close to famous attractions such as Windsor Park, Lego Land and the historic town of Windsor, which is home to Windsor Castle. There are also many pubs and restaurants nearby.
A. Yes
A: Please contact the local conference organiser, Philip Neary, at RES2013@rhul.ac.uk and he will organise the invitation letter for for you.
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