• Regular SMP Member Registration | $450
• Non-member Registration | $500
• Trainee Member Registration | $310

• By Train: The "Tilburg Universiteit" train station is directly adjacent to the campus, making it a convenient option.
• By Bus: There are two bus stops near campus:
  • "Station Universiteit" accessible via Bus 3 to Reeshof Koolhoven from the central station.
  • "Universiteit van Tilburg" served by Bus 2 to Reeshof NW, Bus 4 to Reeshof ZW, and Bus 131 to Rijen from the central station.
• Walking or Biking: For those preferring to walk or bike, it’s about 3km from Tilburg central station. Exit the station at the South exit, turn right onto Spoorlaan, and continue straight along Spoorlaan, through Hart van Brabantlaan and Professor Cobbenhagenlaan until you reach Hogeschoollaan. For detailed directions, please refer to this map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fLv56hATyCNbSkd39 

• Hotel Auberge du Bonheur: https://www.bonheurhorecagroep.nl/auberge-du-bonheur/ (close to Tilburg University campus; walking distance)
• Mercure Hotel Tilburg Centrum: https://mercure-tilburg.nl/ (city center; bus/train ride from campus)
• Hostel Roots Tilburg: https://hostelroots.nl/ (city center; budget option for students)

• Unibike: Unibike has bikes to rent, which can be reserved and picked up at Professor de Moorplein 283 (on campus). Send an email to verhuur@unibike.nl to reserve a bike, including the days for which you want to rent and proof of identity. Costs: €10 a day. Excluding a deposit of €50 cash (you will get this back when you return the bike). The rent fee can be paid by debit card or credit card, not cash.
• Van Rijskwijk Tweewielers: This bike shop is located close to the central station (Noordhoekring 23) and has a small number of  bikes. Reserve one by emailing info@fietsverhuurtilburg.nl Costs: €10,50 a day 
• GO Sharing: You can download the GO Sharing app in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Once you have downloaded the app and created an account, you can find all available GO Sharing vehicles (e-bikes and e-mopeds) in the app. Find a vehicle and unlock it with the app if you are standing next to it. You can see all available vehicles on the map in the app. Reserve your vehicle, you then have 10 minutes to get to the vehicle. First check for any damages and report this in the app by pressing the exclamation mark (!). Start your ride by scanning the QR code or click on ‘start’ in the app. You only can end your ride in the service area. In the app this area is marked light blue or light green. Park the vehicle properly at a designated location and press ‘End ride’. Costs: Get an e-bike for €0.26 per minute, and e-moped for €0.29 per minute. No registration costs and you only pay per minute for the time you use the vehicle. Do you want to keep the vehicle reserved or do you temporarily park outside the service area? That is possible, from €0.15 per minute. Payment can be done in the app with credit card, iDeal or Paypal. 

• From the 19th to the 28th of July, the Tilburg Fair will be in the city. Expect lots of attractions, food, and music! No need to book tickets. Visitors pay for each ride and attraction separately, but there is no admission cost and no need to reserve.
• In de Oude Warande, located very close to campus and right next to restaurant Auberge du Bonheur, you can visit Arbos (https://www.lustwarande.org/programma), a temporary art exposition. This year, the focus will be on the use of wood in sculptures. 
• Visit the textile museum! Next to a big collection of fashion, textile design, fashion, visual arts, and industrial heritage, there is a library, archive, and the Textile Lab. The Textile Lab is a workshop that allows artists, designers and visitors to engage with the current practices in textile creation. Find more information and book your tickets here: https://textielmuseum.nl/en 
• For a collection of contemporary art, check out Museum De Pont. Find more information and book your tickets here: https://depont.nl/en/now-on-view 
  
  

• Workshops: Workshop presenters may wish to, but are not required to, upload additional materials such as PDFs or videos with the "Submit your video recording or update your uploaded document here" button via the associated submission on the submissions page. Please follow the virtual presenting guide, including subtitles, if you upload a video. These videos will available to the public on the website, unless the embargo option is chosen.  If the embargo option is chosen, the videos will be available only to authenticated users on the website during the embargo.  A link to a PDF can also be placed on the Discussion board for the poster (see above). Open source scientific repositories can be used to create the PDF links, such as the Open Science Framework. These PDFs will be available to the public on the website. 

• Talks: Slide decks should be presented using the university desktop computers in the conference rooms.

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