NATO Advanced Study Institute

Quantum Computation
and
Quantum Information

2-13 May 2005
Chania, Crete, Greece
Online registration has now closed. If you would like to attend this ASI please contact the organizers directly at d.angelakis-at-damtp.cam.ac.uk
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 Accomodation Costs
For those wishing the organizing committee to arrange for their accomodation, the following options exist(special conference prices per person, per night).
Minoa Palace-Conference site
(Breakfast and lunch)		Geraniotis Beach Hotel
(Breakfast and lunch)		Geraniotis Beach
(Breakfast at Geraniotis,Lunch at Minoa Palace)
Single Room€ 95€ 40€ 50
Shared Double Room€ 65€ 25€ 35
Shared Triple Room€ 50€ 45(new fully equiped flats)€ 55(new fully equiped flats)


Children below 2 years old: Free
Children 2-12 years old: -50%


Conference attendees staying elsewhere but wish to have lunch at the Minoa Palace can buy vouchers for € 20 a day.

Dinner will be individually arranged and taken either at the hotels(a la carte) or at one of the nearby tavernas in the town of Platanias.
 Registration Fee
The conference will start on the morning of Tuesday the 3rd of May (Welcoming reception in the evening of Monday the 2nd) and finish by lunch time on Friday the 13th. You can register for the conference here. If you are offered a place, then we will send you details of how to pay the registration fee. Your place will not be confirmed until you have paid. The fees are detailed below.
Registration fee*
 Early registration up to 25/2/2005 Late Registration as of 26/2/2005
Faculty and others
 € 350 € 450
Post-Docs
 € 250 € 350
Students
€ 200 € 300

* Fees cover for the whole conference(11 days):

  • Admission to the conference; Book of Abstracts and Conference Documentation; Admission to the Conference Proceedings; Welcome Cocktail; Coffee breaks

 Scholarships

Limited funds, covering part of the local living expenses will be available to subsidize young scientists from NATO countries [1], Mediterranean Dialogue countries [2], and Eligible Partner countries [3] and who are unable to obtain full support from other sources.

[1] NATO countries : Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom, and United States.

[2] Mediterranean Dialogue countries : Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Mauritania, Morocco, and Tunisia.

[3] Eligible Partner countries (Partner Countries eligible for support) : Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrghyz Republic, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Romania, Russian Federation, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Tajikistan, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan.
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