Attendance and Registration Rates

Event format

We are pleased to host PASC25 as an in-person event at FHNW Campus Brugg-Windisch, Switzerland.

All conference contributors presenting work at the conference, are required to register for in-person participation and to cover the corresponding fee. Presenters should thus plan to travel to Brugg and present their work on-site. Online attendance is intended exclusively for participants who do not present any work within the conference program.

We very much look forward to welcoming you to Brugg in June 2025!

Registration rates

Early bird registration deadline: May 15, 2025
Registration deadline: May 30, 2025

Please note that conference presenting authors are invited to register at their earliest convenience and no later than Thursday, May 8, 2025, thereby confirming their participation in the event.

In-person Attendance Registration Rates

The registration rate comprises access to all sessions, conference materials, coffee breaks and three lunches.

Rate

Early Registration

Regular Registration

Students (Bachelors, Masters and PhD) and Unwaged

320.00 CHF

370.00 CHF

Employees of Universities and National Labs (incl. Postdocs)

450.00 CHF

550.00 CHF

Industry

550.00 CHF

650.00 CHF

* Scientific Committee Members

270.00 CHF

330.00 CHF

* Papers Program Committee , Minisymposia and Posters Program Committee and ACM Student Research Competition Program Committee

Cancellations

Please note that registration rates cannot be refunded.

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