Volume 14, Number 4, December, 2006 - Noise News International
Volume 14, Number 4, December, 2006 - Noise News International
Volume 14, Number 4, December, 2006 - Noise News International
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Registration fees for INTER-NOISE 2007 Congress.<br />
Before Between After<br />
31 May 20071 June-15 August 2007 15 August 2007<br />
Congress Registration 400 Euro 450 Euro 500 Euro<br />
Student Registration 200 Euro 225 Euro 250 Euro<br />
Accompanying Person 75 Euro 100 Euro 125 Euro<br />
Additional Paper 50 Euro 50 Euro 50 Euro<br />
Including Ph.D. students with an official certificate of proof<br />
All parties are responsible for the payment of bank charges within their own countries.<br />
Registration fees of participants AND students include:<br />
• Attendance to the Congress and Exhibition<br />
• Coffee breaks and light lunch for three days<br />
• Congress documents, Proceedings CD, bag and badge.<br />
• Participation in the opening and closing ceremonies and<br />
welcome cocktails<br />
Registration fees of accompanying persons include:<br />
• Participation in the opening and closing ceremonies and<br />
welcome cocktails<br />
• Name badge, Turkey and Istanbul brochures, Istanbul city plan<br />
• Half day orientation tour of Istanbul on Tuesday, August 28, 2007<br />
The registration fee should be remitted in Euro in one of the following ways:<br />
• By Visa and Master Card — No other credit card will be accepted<br />
(please fill in the type of credit card, number, expiry date and the<br />
name of the cardholder in the appropriate space on the Online<br />
Registration Form and submit. The Congress web site is secure and<br />
protected against internet theft and provides a direct link to the bank<br />
account of the Congress Secretariat.)<br />
• By bank transfer — Bank transfers must be net and exclusive of any<br />
banking charges.<br />
Important Notice<br />
Participants making payment by bank transfer are kindly requested<br />
to state clearly on the bank order which items these charges include:<br />
Registration, hotel deposit, exhibition, daily city tours, pre and post<br />
Congress tour.<br />
Late Payments<br />
Should you forward your registration fee after July 31st, please bring a<br />
copy of the receipt with you in order to avoid double payment.<br />
Cancellation and Refunds<br />
If you register for INTER-NOISE 2007 and are unable to attend, you may<br />
transfer your registration to another individual. If this is not an option for<br />
you, the refund policy is as follows:<br />
• In case the registration is cancelled before July 15th, an administrative<br />
fee of 50 Euro will be deducted and the rest refunded after the Congress.<br />
• For cancellations received after July 15, no refund will be made.<br />
Cancellation notification must be made in writing to the Congress<br />
Secretariat.<br />
Name Badges<br />
Admission to the scientific and social activities of the Congress is only<br />
possible for those persons wearing the official Congress name badge issued<br />
at the registration desk. For some activities and tours, tickets will be provided.<br />
Istanbul, the City<br />
Bridging Two Continents<br />
Due to its unique geographical location between<br />
Europe and Asia, unrivaled natural beauty, great<br />
historical and cultural heritage, Istanbul has<br />
become an indispensable point of interest for<br />
emperors, merchants, warriors, philosophers,<br />
artists, adventurers and for many others<br />
throughout the ages.<br />
Though its intricate history is linked with<br />
legends, we can trace the first foundations<br />
of today’s Istanbul in the 7th century B.C.<br />
Besides being an increasingly important of for<br />
Christianity starting under the reign of Emperor<br />
Constantine from 4th century A,D. on, Istanbul<br />
also became the most important center for the<br />
Islamic world after the conquest of the city by<br />
the Ottoman Sultan Mehmet II in <strong>14</strong>53. In terms<br />
of controlling the East-West route between Asia<br />
and Europe, and the sea connection in the North-<br />
South direction, Istanbul always kept its strategic<br />
importance as a capital city of three successive<br />
empires: The Eastern Roman, Byzantine and<br />
Ottoman Empires. Istanbul, today home for<br />
about more than 12 million multi-ethnic people,<br />
is a huge metropolis and greatest trade and<br />
financial center at the crossroads of continents,<br />
cultures, religions and civilizations.