Application and Fees

Registration for Dalton Discussion 10 is now open. To register download the pdf registration form from the bottom of this page.

Registration

Registration includes attendance at the sessions, delegate pack including book of abstracts, refreshments throughout the meeting, lunch on Tuesday 4 September and attendance at the welcome drinks reception on Monday 3 September. Also included is a copy of the Dalton Transactions Volume relating to DD10, which will be issued approximately 6 months after the date of the meeting.

Tickets to the Conference Banquet are NOT included in the registration fee. Tickets can be booked by completing the Optional Meal section of the pdf registration form.

Registration and optional meal fees (including VAT) are as follows:

	early bird (by 6 July)	standard (by 17 August)
RSC Members	�225.00	�275.00
Non-members	�325.00	�375.00
RSC Student Members	�125.00	�175.00
Student Non-members	�150.00	�200.00

Conference Banquet (Tuesday 4 September)

�35

Accommodation

Accommodation is NOT included in the registration fee. Bed and breakfast accommodation (for the nights of 3 and 4 September, plus an evening meal on 3 September) at the University of Durham is available to book directly through the Durham Conferences Office (contact details below). This package costs �92.50.

WHEN BOOKING YOUR ACCOMMODATION PLEASE INFORM DURHAM CONFERENCES THAT YOU WISH TO BOOK FOR THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF CHEMISTRY CONFERENCE.

Student Delegates

In order to encourage undergraduate or postgraduate students to attend the Dalton Discussion, a reduced conference fee (to include a set of pre-prints but not the final Discussions Volume) is available. This fee applies to those undertaking a full time course for a recognised degree or a diploma at a University or equivalent Institution.

A copy of the publication may be purchased at less than half price, only for orders placed at the meeting; an application form will be made available at the meeting.

Bursaries

Conference bursaries are available to student and younger members of the RSC in the early stages of their career (typically within 5 years of completing a first or postgraduate degree) who do not have support available from their employer or a research grant. To apply for a bursary, please download the DD10 application form.

Applicants will be notified of the outcome of their applications shortly after the closing date. (Important: Please send in your application form, but do not submit payment until your bursary has been confirmed). For more details please see the bursaries page (right).

Non-member? Join the RSC when you attend DD10

Non-members who enrol to attend this conference are eligible for membership of the RSC during 2008. This is included in your registration fee. When you hold a valid membership, any further RSC conferences and training events you attend will then be available to you at the member-discounted rate. In addition to huge savings on conferences, training events, books and journals, you will benefit from our expert careers advice service, a free subscription to our leading magazine Chemistry World and you could even be awarded designatory letters* after your name.

To take up this great offer please email RSC Conferences and we will send you an application form.

*The RSC has four categories of membership (Affiliate, Associate, Member and Fellow). Associate Members, Members and Fellows are entitled to use the designatory letters AMRSC, MRSC or FRSC, respectively, after their name. To see which category of membership you should apply for please read the regulations via 'join the RSC'.