Fees

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IMPORTANT NOTES

Category “Participant” refers to presenters, authors and attendees. Registration fee includes:

• Attendance to the Conference
• Conference Kit
• Coffee/Lunch Breaks
• Gala Dinner

Category “Student” refers to University Students (Graduate/Undergraduate/PhD). Registration fee includes:

• Attendance to the Conference
• Conference Kit
• Coffee/Lunch Breaks
• Gala Dinner

Category “1-Day Fee” refers to presenters, authors and attendees, who will attend only one day of the Conference. Registration fee includes:

• Attendance to the Conference
• Conference Kit
• Coffee/Lunch Breaks

Please note that the Etna Tour is subject to an additional charge and is not included in the fees.

SAE members must send their affiliation number together with the registration form.

Students must send a copy of the student card or a letter of approval signed by the university tutor.

At least one author of each accepted paper must be registered before September 1st to ensure its inclusion in the conference proceedings and to schedule it for presentation, otherwise the papers will not be published.

For each registration, a maximum of one article will be published and presented. If authors wish to present more than one article, they must pay an additional fee for each extra article (see Table above).

One registration provides participation in the conference for only one person. If multiple authors wish to attend, each must register individually.

For further info: csm2026@unicusano.it, info@consorzio-scire.com

The Etna Tour

Please note that the Etna Tour is subject to an additional charge and is not included in the fees.
Location: south side of Etna
Altitude: 2000 Meters
Duration: from 14:00 to 22:00 Difficulty: medium

Etna represents a natural, terrestrial scientific laboratory, and its volcanic zones and intense eruptions have been observed and talked about since Antiquity.
This evening excursion on Etna will allow you to admire the magnificent colors of the evening in the splendid setting of the extinct craters of the volcano!

Requirements

It is strongly recommended not to participate in the excursions to people who are not in good health, especially those ones suffering from cardiorespiratory diseases.

Recommended equipment

We remind you to wear closed and sturdy shoes (sports or trekking) with thick socks, and to bring a winter-like jacket because the temperature at high altitude can be lower, especially at night (about 5-7 °C).

Mount Etna volcano in Sicily

The relationship between Etna and Man The volcano, apparently so hostile to settlements, has always offered a variety of resources that seem designed specifically for human needs since prehistoric times. Etna makes its entry into the literature thanks to the Greeks with the eruption of 475 BC. Pindaro is described it in the mythical image of Typhoeus or Typhon. A giant who wandered in the volcanic areas, which, imprisoned by Zeus under the weight of the volcano, spat fire from his eyes and nostrils.

Etna tour 4×4

With time, the myths and legends ended, but the eruptions continued to leave their traces and to modify the volcano. But if you are wondering why do people live close to active volcanoes, you should know that the main reason is the rich volcanic soil. The region has been intensively cultivated for centuries. The land is planted with vines, vegetables and flowers. Every square foot of this rich soil is used.

For more informations https://www.etnaexcursion.it/en/tours/escursione-etna-al-tramonto/