Conference registration
Registration is now closed. 
All registered attendees have received an email  with the subject line of "Amaldi14: final program and how to join the conference". This email includes the finalised program with the zoom links. Zoom links are not available on our website for security reasons.  

Registration details:​
  • All attendees are required to register
  • Registered attendees will receive the zoom video conference link, this will be emailed to you closer to the conference date.
  • Registration will close 12 July 2021. 
 
Registration fee:
  • Regular registration fee $50 AUD
  • Student registration fee $25 AUD
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Financial Assistance 
If you require financial support (e.g. support to pay conference registration fees, care giving to enable you to participate in the conference) please fill in the financial support form and a member of the Local Organising Committee will be in contact with you. 
​Financial support form

Refunds and cancellation
Please contact info@ozgrav.org if you require a refund. 

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Abstract Submission 

Abstract submissions are now CLOSED. ​
  • All submitted forms will be considered by the Scientific Organising Committee
  • If your abstract is successful you will be notified by an Organising Committee member by June 2021

Abstract Categories

Your talk should relate directly to conference objectives and fit within one of the key conference themes, listed below:
  • Current Interferometric Detectors: design, performance, characterization/calibration
  • Cosmology and Relativity using Gravitational Waves
  • Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
  • Education and Public Outreach
  • Future Observatories
  • Instrument Concepts and Techniques for Future Detectors
  • Multi-Messenger Astronomy with Gravitational Waves
  • Pulsar Timing Techniques and Results
  • Search Techniques and Results for Coalescing Binary Gravitational Waves
  • Search Techniques and Results for Continuous Gravitational Waves
  • Search Techniques and Results for Stochastic Gravitational Waves
  • Search Techniques and Results for Unmodeled Transient Gravitational Waves
  • Source Astrophysics Waveforms and Modelling
  • Space-based Detector Instrument Science and Technology

Please note all talks will be recorded and be made publicly available.