Chandra Announcement: 25 Years of Chandra Science Symposium Program

[Tingle, Evan]

25 Years of Chandra Science Symposium December 3—6, 2024 Boston, MA, USA cxc.harvard.edu/cdo/symposium_2024 Science Program Announcement and Deadline Reminders for the 25 Years of Chandra Science Symposium The 25 years of Science with Chandra Symposium will be held from Tuesday, December 3rd to Friday, December 6th in Boston at the Revere Hotel. The symposium will highlight twenty-five years of incredible science enabled by the Chandra X-ray Observatory and will celebrate the discoveries made by Chandra, the unique capabilities of the mission, and the potential discoveries still remaining.  The scientific program is now available on the Symposium website. Please note the important deadlines for the Symposium: Registration closes on October 25th The regular registration for the symposium closes on Friday, October 25th. Please note our cancellation policy is as follows: 2nd November- Last day to request a full refund Poster Submission closes on November 8th The last day to submit an abstract for a poster is Friday, November 8th. Please see our webpage for details. Book your room by November 8th  The conference rate for the hotel is only available until November 8th for the dates December 2-6.  If you try to book outside of these days, the site might tell you that the conference rate is sold out. It will be necessary to contact the hotel directly. Please see our webpage for more detailed information. Late Registration closes on November 8th Please note that the last day to register for the conference is November 8th. No refunds will be issued for cancellation of late registrations. More information about the Symposium, including a list of invited speakers and logistical information can be found at the symposium website: https://cxc.cfa.harvard.edu/cdo/symposium_2024/.  If you have any questions or requests related to the Symposium, please don’t hesitate to contact us at chandra25...@cfa.harvard.edu.  We hope to see you at the Symposium!