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Registration Fees

Presenting authors must register online by August 4, 2026. At least one author per paper must register.  Additional author registration guidelines can be found at the bottom of this page.

Registration Options and Pricing

Technical sessions will be held in-person Monday, October 5 through Wednesday October 7, 2026. Pre-recorded video presentations of technical sessions can be accessed through the CONFlux virtual platform with any registration type.

Registration Type In-Person Early until August 4 In-Person Regular after August 4 Virtual
IEEE Member $920 $1,095 $495
Non-Member $1,175 $1,325 $595
IEEE Student Member $380 $460 $250
Non-Member Student $495 $595 $300
One Day $465 $465 N/A
IEEE Life Member $380 $460 $380
IEEE Retiree Member $380 $460 $380

*Recent graduates: If you are still in your first year past graduation, you may register at the student rate.

**One-day registration is not valid for presenting authors. Low and Lower-Middle Income Countries are granted a 75% discount on virtual registration. IEEE IUS 2026 will recognize countries on this list (only Low and Lower-Middle qualify). Please contact the Conference Manager to be provided a discount code.

Author Registration Guidelines & Requirements

Online registration by August 4, 2026, is required of all presenting authors. At least one author per presentation must register. In the case that no registration has been received and correctly processed, the conference organizers will contact the authors before the paper is removed from the technical program.

Each registration may be associated with up to two accepted abstracts oral and/or poster in the symposium program. This is to encourage participation across a broad array of presenters. Note that, while only two accepted abstracts can be associated with each registration, a given registrant can serve as an author on more than two accepted abstracts.

All authors are required to submit pre-recorded videos of oral and poster presentations to the CONFlux virtual platform by September 21, 2026. Failure to comply with this requirement may impact the author’s participation in future IUS symposia.

Authors are also expected to use the chat functionality of the virtual platform to participate in asynchronous discussions with symposium attendees.

Proceedings Papers will only be published in the Proceedings of IUS 2026 if the accepted abstract has been presented at the conference, a proceedings manuscript has been received by the deadline, and the registration for one of the authors is completed.

Additional Registration Information

Includes access to all in-person technical sessions Monday, 5 October – Wednesday, 7 October, plenary talks, invited talks, welcome reception, conference breaks (Monday - Wednesday), exhibition hall, access to the CONFlux virtual platform, and digital download of the IEEE IUS Proceedings post conference. Lunch on site can be purchased separately.

Bank Transfers

If you are paying by credit card, please register directly online through the registration portal. If you will be paying via wire transfer, please fill out the online registration form and select “pay by bank transfer.” You will then be sent an invoice with payment instructions within 2 business days of completing the registration. Attendees are responsible for covering all bank fees in addition to the registration fees. Payments made via bank transfer are non-refundable and cannot be processed after August 17, 2026.

An accepted paper will be published in the proceedings only if registration payment is received and processed by August 4, 2026. In case no appropriate registration has been received and correctly processed to cover a paper’s publication, the conference organizers will contact the authors before the paper is removed from the proceedings.

In case no appropriate registration has been received and correctly processed to cover a paper’s publication, the conference organizers will contact the authors before the paper is removed from the proceedings.

  • To qualify for member rates, the membership number must be provided in the registration form.

  • Please be sure to make your hotel reservations early to ensure availability. 

Special Considerations & Registration Questions

Do you have any special needs, disabilities, and/or dietary restrictions that we may address to make your participation more enjoyable? Please contact the Conference Manager, so we can add this information to your registration record,

Cancellation Policy

All refund/cancellation requests must be received by September 12, 2026. There will be an administrative fee of $150 USD deducted from each refund. You can modify or cancel your registration using the “Already Registered?” link on the registration site. Symposium participants can switch between in-person and virtual registration until September 25, 2026 with payment or refund of the fee difference. Presenting authors who register prior to abstract acceptance notification, but do not have their abstracts accepted may request a refund with reduced administrative fees.

Photography

Attendance at, or participation in, this conference constitutes consent to the use and distribution by IEEE of the attendee’s image or voice for informational, publicity, promotional and/or reporting purposes in print or electronic communications media. No flash photography to be used in any technical session. Video recording by participants and other attendees during any portion of the conference is not allowed without special prior written permission of IEEE. Please contact the Conference Manager, if you would like to request permission to video record during IEEE IUS 2026. Photographs of copyrighted PowerPoint or other slides are for personal use only and are not to be reproduced or distributed. Do not photograph any such images that are labeled as confidential and/or proprietary.

Non-Discrimination Policy

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