4–9 juin 2023
Palais des Papes - Avignon - France
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris
Thanks to all for an outstanding conference - see you in Fukushima for ARIS 2026!

Conference fee payment

Please pay the conference fee here.  

The fee includes:  the welcome reception, the poster-session aperitif, the conference dinner, lunches on Monday through Thursday, coffee breaks and handouts. 

Accompanying persons - for a fee of 100 € - are welcome for the Sunday reception and Thursday dinner.  Please make a separate registration for the accompanying person.

The regular conference fee is 600 € (Euros) and must be paid by May 15, 2023.  After this date, the late fee will be 700 €.  The fee for doctoral students is 400 €Students paying too late will also be charged the late fee.    

The fee is processed via the CNRS system AzurColloques and can be paid using a credit card (Visa or Mastercard only) or bank transfer.  THE PAYMENT IS IN TWO STEPS:  (1) A PRE-REGISTRATION AFTER WHICH YOU MUST WAIT (SOMETIMES UNTIL THE NEXT WORKING DAY) FOR (2) AN AUTHORIZATION E-MAIL FOR THE CREDIT CARD PAYMENT.   (Remember to check your spam folder for this message from Azur-Colloque.)  

Please also complete the registration from the home page (sorry for the added typing - but we need this for access, badges and dining and dietary restrictions).  

Unfortunately Azur Colloques has some drawbacks that we alert you to:

When registering please take care to follow the instructions at each step.  Be sure to correctly enter your e-mail address. Most importantly, both steps of the payment process must be done using the same e-mail address – otherwise it will not be processed and you have to pre-register again using a different e-mail address.  If this happens, contact us by e-mail to info@aris2023.eu with the subject “Registration problem”.  No need to write if you are waiting for the second, authorization step! 

 

Please note the following:

  • Take care choosing your registration fee/category - the default fee setting is for the Accompanying person (€100).
  • Please not that proof of student status may be required and that letters of invitation will only be sent after payment of the conference fee.   
  • If you pay by credit card and the transaction is successful you will receive an e-mail (from paiement-cb@dr04.cnrs.fr) with a copy of the credit card payment slip.  When the payment is processed by the CNRS finance office you will receive an e-mail (from no-reply@azur-colloque.fr) with a pdf copy of the  "facture" (bill) as proof of payment for your institution.   Please check that these e-mails are not directed to your spam.
  • If your credit card is refused you can either try to register again, with a different e-mail address using another credit card.  Or, you may contact us directly in order to arrange the bank transfer (or verify the status of your payment).
  • The accompanying person registration must be made as a separate registration in that person's name using a different e-mail address than for the main participant registration.
  • A bank transfer is recommended for participants working at French laboratories and universities.  If you opt for a bank transfer (“virement bancaire”) you will receive, on completing the registration process, an e-mail from Azur Colloque providing the details for the transfer as well as a pdf file (in French) for the so-called “bon de commande”.  Note that the amount to be paid in euros is indicated at the bottom of this pdf document – “Total TTC”. 
  • Please note that in the case of a bank transfer your registration will not be considered finalised until the transfer has been completed, which for international transfers may take up to a few weeks.  When the bank transfer is received and processed by the CNRS you will receive an e-mail (from no-reply@azur-colloque.fr) with a pdf copy of the  "facture"/bill as proof of payment for your institution.   Please check that this e-mail is not directed to your spam.
  • Unfortunately no refund can be provided for cancellations.

We apologise if some sections of the automatically generated e-mails, including the "facture" (bill), are in French.