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This year over 650 participants are coming to the Jamboree, which will fill MIT's Stata center and many local hotels to near-capacity (the 3 cotemporal internal medicine conferences doesn't help, either).  Make your reservations now and be sure to pay the Jamboree registration fee before October 1!  Check out maps and get the details on Visas, hotels, and getting around boston on the TRAVEL page.
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This year over 650 participants are coming to the Jamboree, which will fill MIT's Stata center and many local hotels to near-capacity (3 cotemporal internal medicine conferences are competing for hotel space).  Make your reservations now and be sure to pay the Jamboree registration fee before October 1!  Check out maps and get the details on Visas, hotels, and getting around boston on this page.
= Jamboree Fee =
= Jamboree Fee =

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This year over 650 participants are coming to the Jamboree, which will fill MIT's Stata center and many local hotels to near-capacity (3 cotemporal internal medicine conferences are competing for hotel space). Make your reservations now and be sure to pay the Jamboree registration fee before October 1! Check out maps and get the details on Visas, hotels, and getting around boston on this page.

Jamboree Fee

Each member of your team must be registered to attend the iGEM 2007 Jamboree November 3-4, 2007 at MIT, Cambridge, MA. There is a $100.00 U.S. fee for each undergraduate student team member and a $225.00 U.S. fee for each graduate student, instructor, or other attendee. Note that the information you provide about your team on the registration page is used to generate your team's badges, so be sure it is correct! The deadline for registration is October 1, 2007. Late Jamboree fees increase by $50.00 US per person.

MIT Conference Services is building the Jamboree Registration page. It will be available soon.

The 2007 Jamboree includes an optional workshop session on Sunday and Monday. A separate, complementary workshop on legal and technological standards is being organized by [http://biobricks.org/ The BioBricks Foundation] for Monday afternoon and Tuesday that is not part of the 2007 Jamboree. Please visit [http://biobricks.org/ biobricks.org] for more information and consult our detailed schedule.

Visas

We can provide documentation to assist you in obtaining a visa for your visit. Get an official invitation letter here, or email us (iGEM at MIT dot EDU) for help with more specialized documentation.

Travel

  • Flights: Try [http://kayak.com kayak.com] for finding flights. You should fly to Boston Logan International Airport, airport code: BOS.
  • Subway: Boston has a fairly good [http://mbta.com/schedules_and_maps/subway/lines/stations/?stopId=12412&lat=42.362427&lng=-71.086058 subway system]. The stop closest to MIT is [http://mbta.com/schedules_and_maps/subway/lines/stations/?stopId=12412&lat=42.362427&lng=-71.086058 Kendall / MIT on the Red Line]. One-way fare is $2.
  • Buses: Charter buses will make direct trips between the Stata Center and distant hotels several times a day. Check the Hotels page.

Hotels

see the Hotels page for more info

Packing Checklist

  • Pack for [http://www.wunderground.com/history/airport/KBOS/1972/11/2/PlannerHistory.html?dayend=5&monthend=11&yearend=1972&req_city=Cambridge&req_state=MA&req_statename=Massachusetts chilly, sometimes rainy weather]: warm clothes + a couple umbrellas.
  • printed poster
  • finished presentation
  • business cards (for networking!)
  • extra team tshirts (for trading)
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