General Information
Delegates will arrive on the morning of Monday 13 September and the discussion will start after lunch. There will be a drinks reception and poster session on Monday evening, and another poster session on Tuesday lunchtime. The conference dinner will be held on the evening of Tuesday 14 September in the Great hall at Durham Castle, part of the City's World Heritage Site. The meeting will end on Wednesday 15 September at lunchtime (lunch not provided).
En-suite halls of residence accommodation are available for delegates to book directly with the University. Please visit the registration page for more details on how to register and accommodation booking.
There is a link available on this page to the Durham University visitor information webpages. More information can be found in the conference joining instructions, which will be emailed to registered delegates approximately one month before the meeting.
About Durham
The University was founded in 1832, and developed in Durham and Newcastle until 1963, when the independent University of Newcastle upon Tyne came into being. The University is collegiate and is located in the city of Durham and the nearby town of Stockton-on-Tees. The colleges are not teaching bodies, nor are they purely residential - typically they provide a centre for students' sporting, social and residential activities.
The University's Queen's Campus, Stockton opened in 1992. Over 2,000 full-time students are now studying in purpose-built accommodation 23 miles south of Durham, on the banks of the River Tees.
