15 - 19 JULY 2008

FIFTH WORLD CONGRESS BACH ELIER FINANCE SOCIETY 2008 d Arrival The Congress opens for registration at 15:00 onTuesday 15 July at the Royal

Geographical Society (RGS). RGS is located on the corner of Gore and i Prince’s Gate (the Northern extension of ) - see attached plan. r The entrance is on Prince’s Gate (West side).You can collect your delegate badge and other conference material then. Coffee and cake will be served from 15.00 until the e opening session of the Congress at 16:30. For those people not arriving onTuesday, a registration desk will be open at RGS each morning from 08:00 - 08:30 before the plenary lectures, and in the Level 2 c (street level) foyer of the Mechanical Engineering Building at Imperial College

(29 on the campus map) from 10:30 to lunchtime.Take the main Imperial College t entrance (tall white columns) on Exhibition Road, indicated by a yellow triangle on the campus map.Walk through the atrium and you will find the Mechanical Engineering i foyer on your left. o

Your presentation

If you are presenting a paper at the Congress, you should have received an email n about your electronic file. In brief, you should email your file (preferably PDF) to [email protected] using a file name that contains the last name of the presenting author. Files should be submitted as early as possible, at the absolute s latest 24 hours before your talk.You can also bring your file on a memory stick and upload it on arrival, but we strongly encourage early submission.

The Congress programme Following the morning plenary lectures at RGS each day, we move down to Imperial College where coffee is served 10:30-11:15 at the Sherfield Building ( 21 ).To get there, enter the College by the main entrance as described above.Walk past the Mechanical Engineering foyer and out into the plaza. On the left there is a diagonal walkway leading down through the blue Faculty Building ( 23 ) to the Queen’s Lawn and Sherfield Building on your right at the back of the lawn. Coffee is there, and lunches are served in the same place. The foyer of the Mechanical Engineering building is the main focus for the Congress at Imperial College.There you will find exhibits from publishers and contact points to our corporate sponsors, as well as the Poster Sessions on Friday. Session rooms A-E are all in this building, signposted from the foyer. Rooms F, G are in the Electrical Engineering Building ( 16 ) across the plaza. Campus South Kensington Campus

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