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WHY ITALYITALY

ITALY because this country hasbeen the cradle of many Europeancultures, such as the Etruscans andthe Romans, later was the birthplaceof the university and of theRenaissance, that began in Tuscanyand spread all over Europe. Italy'scapital, Rome, was for centuries thecenter of Western civilization.

ITALY because the climate is highlydiverse and can be far from thestereotypical Mediterranean climatedepending on the location.

ITALY because of its many famouscities, well known all over the worldsuch as: Rome, Florence, Milan,Turin, Genoa, Venice and Napleswith their beautiful landscapes andmuseums.


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WHY ITALYITALY

The country is easy to reach and requires less expenses to travel, considering the travelers from Asian,American or European continents. There are many low-cost flight companies that have connection to Milan.For European participants there are more than few ways to reach Milan: car, bus or Fast train.

Milan will offer a vast diversity of prices as for the accommodation as for the meals, and this is a greatadvantage for young scientists and for emerging scholars from low-income countries.

Regarding the city transport is well priced and because of the city proportions one could easy walk from onedestination to another if choose so. The participants will have also in their hands an open and free of costmuseum. The city is full of historical treasures that are accessible for anyone at any time without stepping afoot into museums.

The participants will not have a communication problems: many Milanese speaks English, German, French,Spanish at least.

LOW-BUDGETMILANMILAN

…The Business Capital...



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Our proposal for the congress dates is the second half of July.The congress venue is available for the following dates: 24-29.(On request we could verify other availabilities)

… AND, IF YOU WOULD LIKE, YOU COULD REMAIN AND VISIT ITALY DURING MONTH OF AUGUST ! ...

This period could be ideal to enjoy Italy.Average temperatures are between25 and 35°C, with very low chances of rain.The proposed congress venues are provided withair conditioning systems.

Moreover, as the proposed slot is consideredduring the “low season”, this will have aconsiderable positive impact on the congressexpenditure.

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MILAN because is renowned as one of theworld capitals of design and fashion. TheEnglish word millinery, referring towomen's hats, is derived from the name ofthe city.

MILAN because this Lombard metropolisis famous for its fashion houses and shops(such as along via Montenapoleone) andthe Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in the PiazzaDuomo (reputed to be the world's oldestshopping mall)…

MILAN because the city hosted the WorldExposition in 1906 and will host theUniversal Expo in 2015…

MILAN because is the second largest cityof Italy, located in the plains of Lombardyand It is the capital of the region. The Milanmetropolitan area is the largest in Italy witha population of 7.4 million.

MILANMILAN…The Business Capital...

THE CANDIDATE FOR THE ICP 2016…International Gateway,marvellous surroundings,

unforgettable social events….


Access to the city

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTSINTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS

The Malpensa International Airport, the second biggest airport in Italy, located about 50 km from Milancity centre and connected to downtown with the "Malpensa Express" railway service. It handled over 24million passengers in 2007.

The Linate Airport, which is near the city limits, is mainly used for domestic and short-haul internationalflights, with over 33 million passengers in 2007. The airport of Orio al Serio, near the city of Bergamo,serves the low-cost traffic of Milan (around 39 million passengers in 2009).

The Malpensa International Airport, the second biggest airport in Italy, located about 50 km from Milancity centre and connected to downtown with the "Malpensa Express" railway service. It handled over 24million passengers in 2007.

The Linate Airport, which is near the city limits, is mainly used for domestic and short-haul internationalflights, with over 33 million passengers in 2007. The airport of Orio al Serio, near the city of Bergamo,serves the low-cost traffic of Milan (around 39 million passengers in 2009).


Access to the city

The following leading flight companies that have connection to Milan:


Access to the city

RAILWAY LINESRAILWAY LINES

Milan railway hub is the main in Lombardy, where Milan’s Central Station together with other five majorstations of Milan, forms one of Italy's busiest road networks. The first railroad built in Milan, the Milanand Monza Rail Road was opened for service on August 17, 1840.Today, high speed train lines, are under construction all across Italy, and new lines are will open fromMilan to Rome and Naples in one direction, and to Turin in another.


Access to the city

DIRECT MOTORWAYSDIRECT MOTORWAYS

Milan is at the centre of a first class motorway and trunk road network linked to every part of Italy andEurope. The MIC - Milan Convention Centre is just 2km (1.2m) from the ring road where the nationalmotorways converge.

Milan is at the centre of a first class motorway and trunk road network linked to every part of Italy andEurope. The MIC - Milan Convention Centre is just 2km (1.2m) from the ring road where the nationalmotorways converge.


Access to the city

Milano is a compact city, a 'littlemetropolis' as a glance at the mapwill confirm. The transportnetwork, under the managementof the Azienda Trasporti Milanese(ATM) is a flexible and welldeveloped system covering 1,400km (870m) of facilities:

Milano is a compact city, a 'littlemetropolis' as a glance at the mapwill confirm. The transportnetwork, under the managementof the Azienda Trasporti Milanese(ATM) is a flexible and welldeveloped system covering 1,400km (870m) of facilities:

PUBLIC TRANSPORTPUBLIC TRANSPORT

3 underground lines3 underground lines120 ground lines120 ground lines


Accommodation

Milan is a touristic city and has numerous diverse accommodations to offer from 5-star luxury hotels to 3-star hotels, for all the tastes and budget. Most of them are located in the city centre.


Accommodation

HiltonMarriottSheratonLe MéridienUna HotelsBrunelleschiManinMercureBest WesternHoliday InnNH HotelsStarhotels

The most worldwide knownhotel chains:

AVERAGE COST PER ROOM FOR NIGHTbetween a minimum of € 50

and a maximum of € 350

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4**** 111

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AGROTOURISMS 50

HOTELS 380

APARTMENTS 57

BED AND BREAKFAST 50

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HOTEL OFFER500.000 beds

LOW-COSTACCOMMODATION

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With internal fiber optic backbone and category 5 data cabling connectivity throughout the entire 100,000square meters of the conference rooms, exhibition halls, registration area, and corridors you can connect tothe Internet or your speaker presentation network anywhere, anytime. MIC Network uses CISCO equipmentin order to guarantee top security and flexibility.

Milano Convention Centre, as a part of theFiera Milano Group, has been Italy’s leadingconference management operator since1994.Located right in the heart of the city, theMilano Convention Centre (MIC) opened in2002 and doubled in size in 2005. Today MICCentre is the newest and largest in Italy withcapacity for up to 25,000 people.

Fully equipped with fiber optic connections,its conference rooms have every kind ofstate-of-the-art AV equipment MIC Centreoffers no fewer than 36 meeting rooms withseating for between 10 and 2,000 delegates.The 8 multipurpose halls offer over 80,000square meters and can be transformed intoplenary halls with up to 5,000 seats.



MILANO CONVENTION CENTREMILANO CONVENTION CENTRE - Via Giovanni Gattamelata 5 - 20149 Milano (MI) Italy

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From Linate Airport

Take bus no. 73 in the "National Arrivals Exit" area all the way to the terminal in Piazza San Babila. Godown into the Metro. Here take the Red Line 1 (Rho Fiera Milano direction) to "Amendola" - 1 km fromMIC Centre - or get out at "Cadorna" and go up to the Cadorna railway station on ground level: take thefirst train and get off at "Domodossola" - just 400 m from MIC Centre.

From Malpensa Airport

The "MALPENSA EXPRESS" train service will take you directly from the airport to the centre of Milan in 40minutes, arriving at the Ferrovie Nord "Cadorna" station. Here take the Red Metro Line 1 (Rho FieraMilano direction) to "Amendola" - 1 km from MIC Centre - or get out at "Cadorna" and go up to theCadorna railway station on ground level: take the first train and get off at "Domodossola" - just 400 mfrom MIC Centre.

From Central Railway Station

Take the Metro Green Line 2 (Abbiategrasso direction) and get off at "Cadorna". Here take the Metro RedLine 1 (Rho Fiera Milano direction) to "Amendola" - 1 km from MIC Centre - or get out at "Cadorna" andgo up to the Cadorna railway station on ground level: take the first train and get off at "Domodossola" -just 400 m from MIC Centre.



From Downtown

Take the Metro Red Line 1 (Rho Fiera Milano direction) to "Amendola" - 1 km from MIC Centre - or getout at "Cadorna" and go up to the Cadorna railway station on ground level: take the first train and get offat "Domodossola" - just 400 m from MIC Centre.

By Metro

- Red Line 1: Get off at "Amendola" - 1 km from MIC Centre - or stop at "Cadorna", leave the Metro andgo up to the railway station above: take the first train and get off at "Domodossola" - just 400 m fromMIC Centre.- Green Line 2: Get off at "Cadorna", leave the Metro and go up to the railway station above: take the firsttrain and get off at "Domodossola" - just 400 m from MIC Centre. Or switch to the Red Line 1 (RHO FieraMilano direction) and get off at "Amendola" - 1 km from MIC Centre.- Yellow Line 3: Get off at "Duomo", switch to the Red Line 1 (RHO Fiera Milano direction) and get off at"Amendola" - 1 km from MIC Centre. Or stop at "Cadorna", leave the Metro and go up to the railwaystation above: take the first train and get off at "Domodossola" - just 400 m from MIC Centre.

By Ground Transportation

- Bus no. 78 - get off at Colleoni/Gattamelata- Tram no. 19 - get off at L.go Domodossola



In the heart of the city of Milan is working to expand the Milano Convention Center: in the year 2011the MIC became the MIC PLUS and can accommodate 18,000 people in 73 rooms, comfortably seated atthe same time. It will be a great center of cultural and professional exchange.

In the heart of the city of Milan is working to expand the Milano Convention Center: in the year 2011the MIC became the MIC PLUS and can accommodate 18,000 people in 73 rooms, comfortably seated atthe same time. It will be a great center of cultural and professional exchange.



Beverages and snacks could be purchased at the snack bars and restaurant points located in thedifferent floors of MIC. New bars and restaurants will be present in the new building MIC PLUS too.

Our catering supplier could provide, on request, the set up of an additional refreshment points.

Beverages and snacks could be purchased at the snack bars and restaurant points located in thedifferent floors of MIC. New bars and restaurants will be present in the new building MIC PLUS too.

Our catering supplier could provide, on request, the set up of an additional refreshment points.



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Social events are, for conference participants, the occasion to meet and discuss. It is that frominformal discussions important collaborations often originate. Thanks to the numerous possibilitiesoffered by the city of Milan we can organize social events of great impact, choosing unique locationsaccording to the character you want to give to the event. Combination of needs, preferences andcolors can make a convivial moment unforgettable.

Social events are, for conference participants, the occasion to meet and discuss. It is that frominformal discussions important collaborations often originate. Thanks to the numerous possibilitiesoffered by the city of Milan we can organize social events of great impact, choosing unique locationsaccording to the character you want to give to the event. Combination of needs, preferences andcolors can make a convivial moment unforgettable.


Welcome Reception

The Welcome Reception and the Welcome cocktail (finger food and drinks) will be held in adedicated area of Milano Convention Centre. If requested, we will provide with the musicalentertainment.

The Welcome Reception and the Welcome cocktail (finger food and drinks) will be held in adedicated area of Milano Convention Centre. If requested, we will provide with the musicalentertainment.


Possible locations for social evening in Milan

The Palazzo del Ghiaccio (IcePalace) of Milan is a wonderfulLiberty style building near PortaVittoria. It has been opened in1923 by the Count Bonacossa, achampion of figure skating. Atthat time it was the biggestcovered ice rink in Europe, witha huge iron, wood and glassvault. The Palazzo del Ghiacciowas hit by a air raid during the IIWorld War and it opened afterthe conflict remaining openuntil 2002. For eighty years ithas hosted importantcompetitive appointments notonly on ice. It was also the seatof amateur sport activities,entertainment events, fashionshows and movie viewing. Notto forget are the importantconcerts took here.

5.330 sq.m. of retrò glamour,vanguard style andfunctionality that aretogether in the frame of thePalazzo del Ghiaccio. Thereare many possibilities ofenlighting, starting from thebright light to the rapiddarkening of the venue withbubble lamps withsophisticated color tones andspotlights from the groundthat heighten the ironarchitecture of the vault.It is composed by:

parterre, open space andlounge

First floorTerraceOpen care café

“PALAZZO DEL GHIACCIO”“PALAZZO DEL GHIACCIO”


“MEDIOLANUM FORUM”“MEDIOLANUM FORUM”

The Mediolanum Forum is a huge venue ofmore than 40.000 sq. m. total whichinclude 20.000 sq. m. of multi gym and thecentral arena for 11.500 seats.

Located on the doorstep of Milan it is easyto reach by the near highways and it is welllinked to the metro station Famagosta(MM2). Since its construction in 1990, itbecame a reference point for the biggestmusical and sport events. Many wellknown artists performed in this big venuesuch as Madonna, Bruce Springsteen,George Michael, Shakira, Red Hot ChiliPeppers, Lionel Richie, Elton John, MichaelBublè, Elisa, Claudio Baglioni or ErosRamazzotti.



The Museum hosts a collection of historicalmodels created on the interpretation ofLeonardo's manuscripts. In the heart of theMuseum, during the closing hours onMondays, coffee and cocktails gatheringsoffer the opportunity to associate a momentof pleasurable meeting with the discovery ofthe great artist and scientist.

“GALLERIA LEONARDO”“GALLERIA LEONARDO”

“SALA DELLE COLONNE”“SALA DELLE COLONNE”

Located on the first floor and looking onto theMuseum's renaissance cloisters. Once the library ofthe ancient Olivetan monastery, it is a fascinatingspace. The simple architecture, marked by a sequenceof arches and columns, can host different types ofevents and exhibitions: conferences, meetings,dinners, fashion presentations, temporary exhibitionsetc. It can accommodate a maximum of 300 people ona surface of 600 m². The room is air-conditioned.



The Teatro alla Scala Museum gives companies the opportunity to organize parties, meetings, conferences,presentations and guided tours ,dedicated cultural visits may be organized. These events can also takeplace at times when the museum is usually closed to the public. The program of the event will be definedon a personalized basis and might include, besides the standard hospitality services, chamber music andvoice concerts with the participation of the students of the Academy, as well as original exhibition visitsand possible customizations of merchandising products.

“TEATRO ALLA SCALA MUSEUM”“TEATRO ALLA SCALA MUSEUM”



The Teatro degli Arcimboldi is a theatre and opera house in Milan, designed by Vittorio Greggotti , thefan-shaped 2,375 seat auditorium, created on two levels, was built over a twenty-seven month period inanticipation of the closure and subsequent nearly three-year long renovation of Milan's La Scala operahouse in December 2001. It is located 4.5 miles from the city centre in an abandoned Pirelli tire factory, inan area known as Bicocca.

“TEATRO DEGLI ARCIMBOLDI”“TEATRO DEGLI ARCIMBOLDI”



The Air & Water transport building (with separateentrance on Via Olona 6 bis) creates a spectacularframe to a perfectly well preserved section of thetransatlantic Conte Biancamano. The ball room -with its round shape - recalls the atmosphere ofthe 1930s. With a surface of 350 m² it canaccommodate up to 100 seated people. The roomis air-conditioned.

Reconstruction of a late nineteenth century trainstation which hosts a collection of historicallocomotives and railway coaches. The space isavailable during Museum hours and on Mondays.

“SALA CONTE BIANCAMANO”“SALA CONTE BIANCAMANO”

“RAILWAY TRANSPORT BUILDING”“RAILWAY TRANSPORT BUILDING”



Right after the entrance, there is the big Foyer of500 sq. m., it is the central part of the Teatro fromwhom you can easily enter to all rooms and to thepublic services (main wardrobe, toilette, phones,ticket office). The whole Foyer can be divided. Atits centre there is the comfortable Caffé delTeatro with tables, chairs and armchairs that canbe easily darkened if necessary thanks to asystem of automatic winds made in wood.

The Teatro Dal Verme take its name by the old family ofDal Verme that during the XIX century lived in thebuildings on the current Via San Giovanni sul Muro andvia Puccini. The inauguration was held on September14, 1872 with the performance of Gli Ugonotti ofMayerbeer. The 1943 bombardments destroyed theinterior and the wonderful and original dome and theGermans deprived it of its iron parts. It has beenrenovated in 1946. In the 50s, the Teatro Dal Verme,already a cinema since 1920, became a place to hostmusical magazines, later on a cinema again andsometimes it hosted political congresses.

“TEATRO DAL VERME”“TEATRO DAL VERME”



Congress Party

Party with live music and DJs especially, but not exclusively, for young scientists



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TOUR IN MILAN

WALKING TOUR

The tour starts at Piazza del Duomo. Themajestic Dome construction Santa MariaNascente in white marble of about 157 mlength, 93 m wide and 108 metres height isthe third largest Catholic Church in theworld. After capturing some of its 14thcentury gothic details you'll walk to GalleriaVittorio Emanuele II the first iron and glassconstruction in Italy and its elegant arcadelined with cafes, shops and restaurants.Then you will arrive to Scala Piazza thatincludes an impressive statue of Leonardoda Vinci.The last stop is the Sforza Castle (CastelloSforzesco) that was built as fortified palacein the 14th century to provide protection forthe Sforza family, noted patrons of Milan. Inlater years, the Castle fell into disrepairbefore it was renovated at the beginning ofthe last century. Today the Castle combinesinteresting architecture with lovely grounds.


CASTELLO SFORZESCOCASTELLO SFORZESCO used to be the seat and theresidence of the ruling family of Milan and nowhouses several of the city's museums and artcollections. The original construction on the sitebegan in the 14th century. In 1450, FrancescoSforza began reconstruction of the castle, and itwas further modified by later generations. Anumber of these rooms originally had elaborateinternal decoration - the best known of thesebeing the Sale Asse with surviving ceiling paintingsby Leonardo da Vinci

PINACOTECA of BRERAPINACOTECA of BRERA. This itinerary allowsto admire the masterpieces of the Brera ArtGallery, one of the foremost collection ofItalian paintings that exposes many works ofRaffaello, Tiziano, Caravaggio e Piero dellaFrancesca. The visit ends with a walk in thevery near quarter, established in 1300, a livelymeeting place for artists and young people.

TOUR IN MILAN


The CimiteroCimitero MonumentaleMonumentale in Milan, is a verylarge cemetery, noted for its abundance of highlyartistic and often imposing tombs. It was designedby the architect Carlo Maciachini (1818-1899). Itwas planned to consolidate a number of smallcemeteries that used to be scattered around thecity into a single location, at that time wellremoved from the thickly built central city area. The story of CivicCivic AquariumAquarium opened its doors in 28

April of 1906. Was considered one of the mostregarded edifices which signified Milanese Art-Nuveau.In 1908 the aquarium was enriched by establishing thebiology and bio-idrology departments. In 1963aquarium starts its activity in scientific research. Theground floor dedicated entirely to the public, whereoccasionally are being hosted various exhibitions. Thefirst floor is dedicated to specialized library on aquaticenvironment and living organisms. This modern andtechnologically equipped library is one of the mostsupplied in Europe.

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SHOPPING IN MILAN

Milan is recognised as a world fashion and design capitalworld fashion and design capital, with a major global influence in commerce,industry, music, sport, literature, art and media. The Lombard metropolis is especially famous for itsfashion houses and shops along Via Monte Napoleone and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in the PiazzaDuomo reputed to be the world's oldest shopping mall, a wide street connecting Piazza Duomo to PiazzaSan Babila. In the "Quadrangle of Fashion" district near the city's center of Via Montenapoleone, ViaAndrea, Via Gesù, Via Borgospesso, Via della Spiga and Corso Venezia the most important fashiondesigners offer their luxurious creations

If requested we can arrange for you a PersonalPersonal shoppershopper ensuring that Shopping tour will take you to thefinest shops of Milan allowing you to optimize your time and money.

You can also visit some interesting antique markets selling furniture, objects for the home, old books,jewelry or flea markets, where you can buy everything for bargains. Those markets are crowded but theyare worth to see as it is the best way to meet people and know another side of the Italian life.


LAKE COMO (1 DAY)

In 1818 Percy Bysshe Shellev wrote: "This lake exceeds anything I ever beheld in beauty, with theexception of the arbutus islands of Killarney. It is long and narrow, and has the appearance of a mightyriver winding among the mountains and the forests".

Lake Como, also known as Lario, is a lake of glacial origin in Lombardy. It has an area of 146 km², makingit the third largest lake in Italy. At over 400 m (1320 ft) deep it is one of the deepest lakes in Europe andthe bottom of the lake is more than 200 metres (656 ft) below sea-level.

Lake Como has been a popular retreat for aristocratsand wealthy people since Roman times, and a verypopular tourist attraction, which boasts many artisticand cultural gems. It is famous for its numerous villasand palaces (such as Villa Olmo, Villa Serbelloni andVilla Carlotta). Lake Como is widely regarded as beingone of the most beautiful lakes in Italy.


VERONA & LAKE GARDA (2 DAYS/1 NIGHT)

The southern section of the lake, embraced by the gentleslopes of the Riviera of Olives, looks decidedlyMediterranean, however, just a few kilometers northwhere Mountain Baldo rises above it, it completelychanges character and turns into a narrow fiord.

Verona a city in Veneto, northern Italy, home to approx. 265.000inhabitants and one of the seven provincial capitals of the region :recently awarded the status of a “World Heritage Site” is love at firstsight, and will entice you to come back and explore it thoroughly.For the past two thousand years and more, the city walls enclose aunique and breathtaking range of art-works and monuments: afascinating cross-roads of historical periods and cultures (both classicaland Germanic), a blend of both Nordic and "Mediterranean" influences;the city is at the same time both ancient and modern.

Shaped by the last Ice Age, Lake Garda hasalways fascinated its visitors, is the biggest andthe most typical of all of the pre-alpine lakes.Its particular shade of sky-blue and the variedlandscape which surrounds it has made itunforgettable.


TURIN & VENARIA REALE (3 DAYS/2 NIGHTS)

The name Turin brings to mind the splendor of theHouse of Savoy, Italian Unification, majestic churchesand baroque palazzos, famous museums, the carindustry, and sport. However, a visit to Turin and itssurrounding area also means encountering amagnificent crown of mountain ranges and famous skiresorts, a significant part of the Gran Paradise NationalPark, lakes and hills, and the River Po (worthexploring, whether by boat or cycling along its banks).The Alpine capital is there to be discovered; its roads,squares, wide tree-lined avenues, the Royal Palace,Valentino Castle, the Egyptian and Cinema Museums,historical cafés, pastry shops and restaurantsspecializing in Piedmont cooking. Furthermore, wemust not forget the lively spirit of this subalpine city,making it one of the European capitals of cinema andmodern art. The House of Savoy royal residences(Rivoli, Venaria Reale, Moncalieri, Stupinigi, declaredpart of the “World Heritage” by UNESCO) is beingreturned to its former splendor under the rule of theCourt of the King of Sardinia and will be a leadingattraction during the 150th anniversary celebrations ofItalian Unification, proclaimed in Turin in 1861.


Venice 1st Day - Original Walk and Grand Canal Boat TourStart with a walking tour that features all the important monuments fromSan Marco Square to the Rialto Bridge. Pass through a side of the cityunknown to tourists and discover the hidden side of Venice a heard inlegends of Marco Polo and Casanova.In the afternoon, go on the Grand Canal Boat Tour featuring a cruisealong the Grand Canal followed by a journey through a labyrinth ofsmaller canals taking you on a fascinating tour of the lesser known areasof the city.

Venice 2nd Day - Saint Mark's Basilica and Gondola ExperienceEnjoy a delightful gondola ride, gliding through a labyrinth of small canalsto the upper part of the Grand Canal. You’ll quickly realize the magic ofVenice…Start your journey by traveling down the upper part of the Grand Canal,passing by the magnificent baroque Salute church, the ill fated Ca’ DarioPalace and the famous Guggenheim museum held in Peggy Guggenheim’sformer home, Palazzo Venier dei Leoni. Then leave the Grand Canal toenjoy once more intimate environs of the labyrinth of small canals whereyou’ll see other important landmarks that include; the Fenice OperaHouse, Mozart’s House, and the beautiful San Moise Church to name afew... Leave plenty of time to discover the grandness and beauty of SaintMark’s Basilica.

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VENICE (2 DAYS/1NIGHTS)

Excursion to the Islands Murano, Burano and TorcelloAfter sailing past the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, the public Gardens, the tip of Saint'Elena and the Lido(the famous beach resort), you can arrive at Murano island known for its glass manufacturing where youcan visit one of its factories.Stop at the picturesque island of Burano, famous not only for its lace but also for its fishermen's housespainted in bright colors'. Then, after a short sail, you could reach Torcello where the cathedral with itsmagnificent mosaics and the church of Santa Fosca stand there to testify its glorious past.


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INPA proposes Milan to host the IUPsyS Congress in 2016, just after the 2015 World EXPO in thesame city, adopting as a logo the same attempt of Leonardo to square the circle through the man.We intend such a Congress of the World Psychology in a dialectic relation with the previousexhibition of what the technology is able to offer.Milan is the right city for this bridging, having demonstrated not only to be able to facilitate thetechnical relation of our bodies with the nature inventing the plastic in 1954, but also to maximizethe beauty of the human shapes when dressing them.Psychology and science, still united in the IUPsyS acronym, can update their continuing dialectics inMilan, where high level researchers in both fields can meet and discuss during the proposedCongress.Milan is well connected with elsewhere in the world, Europe and Italy. Those participants who needentry visa will find all the needed support for these procedures in their Embassies and Consulateslocated in Italy. Our Foreign Affairs Ministry, actively involved in revitalizing our participation inIUPsyS, will of course collaborate to make entry ,to our Country, less complicated for theattendants from further parts of the world.In order to guarantee the best Event the Congress will rely on an organizational support of theOrganizing Committee and on the support of the Professional Congress Organizer, that will takecare of all the organizational, logistical aspects as well as of all the congressional related activity.

INPA proposes Milan to host the IUPsyS Congress in 2016, just after the 2015 World EXPO in thesame city, adopting as a logo the same attempt of Leonardo to square the circle through the man.We intend such a Congress of the World Psychology in a dialectic relation with the previousexhibition of what the technology is able to offer.Milan is the right city for this bridging, having demonstrated not only to be able to facilitate thetechnical relation of our bodies with the nature inventing the plastic in 1954, but also to maximizethe beauty of the human shapes when dressing them.Psychology and science, still united in the IUPsyS acronym, can update their continuing dialectics inMilan, where high level researchers in both fields can meet and discuss during the proposedCongress.Milan is well connected with elsewhere in the world, Europe and Italy. Those participants who needentry visa will find all the needed support for these procedures in their Embassies and Consulateslocated in Italy. Our Foreign Affairs Ministry, actively involved in revitalizing our participation inIUPsyS, will of course collaborate to make entry ,to our Country, less complicated for theattendants from further parts of the world.In order to guarantee the best Event the Congress will rely on an organizational support of theOrganizing Committee and on the support of the Professional Congress Organizer, that will takecare of all the organizational, logistical aspects as well as of all the congressional related activity.



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Triumph is a PCO with over 20 years of experienceat national and international level in the field ofCongress Organization.

Triumph is a PCO with over 20 years of experienceat national and international level in the field ofCongress Organization.

We are a network of enterprises. Besides, we are anetwork of people who are passionate about theirjob: communicate through events.

Our team combines creativity and flexibility with over20 years experience in logistics management,providing tailor-made solutions to our clients.

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We are an ideal and complete partner for our clients,as we innovate and improve our services throughresponding to their constant feedback.

Our offices are in Rome, Milan, Bologna, Brussels,Shanghai and Beijing.

We are a network of enterprises. Besides, we are anetwork of people who are passionate about theirjob: communicate through events.

Our team combines creativity and flexibility with over20 years experience in logistics management,providing tailor-made solutions to our clients.

We are multifaceted as our skills are various andcomplementary.

We are effective as we operate in synergy.

We are an ideal and complete partner for our clients,as we innovate and improve our services throughresponding to their constant feedback.

Our offices are in Rome, Milan, Bologna, Brussels,Shanghai and Beijing.

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CONGRESS CLAIM

THE SCIENCE OF PSYCHOLOGY FOR A SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTTHE SCIENCE OF PSYCHOLOGY FOR A SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

To promote the well-being as well asthe balanced and respectfuldevelopment of the people and theirenvironment is one of the main goalsof psychology as a scientific andapplied endeavor.The development occurring at theindividual, social and cultural level isnot devoid from a responsibledevelopment of technologies and afar-sighted exploitation of naturalresources.To this end, psychological theoriesand application could beinstrumental in enhancing socialsolidarity, international cooperation,and sustainable development.



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CHAIRCHAIRRobertoRoberto CubelliCubelli ((TrentoTrento))

Cristina Cacciari (Modena)Laura D'Odorico (Milano)

Gianvittorio Caprara (Roma)Giovanni Andrea Fava (Bologna)

Franco Fraccaroli (Trento)Remo Job (Trento)

Giulio Lancioni (Bari)Anne Maas (Padova)

Marco Perugini (Milano)Augusto Palmonari (Bologna)

Giuseppe Vallar (Milano)

Invited InternationalInvited InternationalAdvisory CommitteeAdvisory Committee

Mike Anderson (Australia)Sergio Della Sala (UK)

Naama Friedmann (Israel)Jordan Grafman (USA)Ken'ichi Ikeda (Japan)

Mariane Krause (Chile)Catherine McBride-Chang (Hong Kong)

José Maria Peirò (Spain)Robert Roe (Holland)

Henry Roediger (USA)



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TOPICS

The Congress will last for six days. Renowned scientists will be invited as speakers andsymposia conveners. The Program will include opening and closing plenary lectures, threekeynote lectures daily, thematic oral sessions, and interactive poster sessions. Further, itwill include pre-congress workshops on key topics on topics of current interest, andControversial Debates, a presentation format introduced at the 2008 ICP in Berlin.

1. Animal Behavior and Comparative Psychology

2. Assessment and Evaluation

3. Attention and Perception

4. Clinical Psychology

5. Cognitive Science and Intelligent Systems

6. Community

7. Consumer/Economic Psychology

8. Counseling

9. Culture

10. Decision making

11. Developmental Psychology

12. Educational Psychology

13. Emotion and Motivation

14. Engineering/Human Factors


TOPICS

15. Environmental/Sustainability

16. Ergonomics

17. Ethics

18. Exercise, Sport and Recreation

19. Experimental Psychology

20. Forensic Psychology

21. Health Psychology

22. History of Psychology

23. Industrial/Organizational/Work Psychology

24. Language, Reading and Communication

25. Learning & Memory

26. Mathematical Psychology

27. Neuropsychology

28. Neuroscience

29. Personality and Individual Differences

30. Positive Psychology

31. Professional Training and Licensure

32. Psycho gerontology

33. Psychobiology

34. Research Methods and Statistics

35. Sensory and Motor Processes

36. Social Issues and Political Psychology

37. Social Psychology

38. Stress

39. Traffic

40. Trauma


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INCOME

REGISTRATION FEEWe hypothesize the following registration fees (Vat included) on a 5.000 attendees:REGISTRATION FEEWe hypothesize the following registration fees (Vat included) on a 5.000 attendees:

The ordinary registration fee includes: scientific works, welcome reception, congress material (congress kit, badge, abstractCD-rom), attendance certificate, admission to exhibition.The ordinary registration fee includes: scientific works, welcome reception, congress material (congress kit, badge, abstractCD-rom), attendance certificate, admission to exhibition.

TOTAL REGISTRATION FEE(Vat included)

TOTAL REGISTRATION FEE(Vat included) €€ 1.368.000,001.368.000,00

TOTAL REGISTRATIONFEE (Vat excluded)

TOTAL REGISTRATIONFEE (Vat excluded) €€ 1.140.000,001.140.000,00

EXHIBITION/SPONSORWe hypothesize the following entrance:EXHIBITION/SPONSORWe hypothesize the following entrance: EXPO / OTHER SPONSORSHIP (Vat excluded)EXPO / OTHER SPONSORSHIP (Vat excluded) €€ 275.000,00275.000,00

ESTIMATED TOTAL INCOMES (Vat excluded)ESTIMATED TOTAL INCOMES (Vat excluded)

€€ 1.415.000,001.415.000,00


EXPENSES

CONGRESS VENUECONGRESS VENUE €€ 501.945,00501.945,00

BUILD - UPBUILD - UP €€ 106.900,00106.900,00

TECHNICAL EQUIPMENTSTECHNICAL EQUIPMENTS €€ 222.650,00222.650,00

CATERING SERVICESCATERING SERVICES

SUPPORT STAFFSUPPORT STAFF €€ 99.296,0099.296,00

PRINTING MATERIALPRINTING MATERIAL €€ 52.100,0052.100,00

WEB SITEWEB SITE €€ 7.000,007.000,00

CONGRESS KITCONGRESS KIT €€ 43.000,0043.000,00

ELECTRONIC ACCREDITATIONELECTRONIC ACCREDITATION €€ 43.500,0043.500,00

SOCIAL EVENTS*SOCIAL EVENTS* €€ 100.000,00100.000,00

ARTS PARTICIPANTS**ARTS PARTICIPANTS** €€ 18.000,0018.000,00

INVITED PERSONS***INVITED PERSONS*** €€ 960,00960,00

ACCOMPAYNING PERSON TOURSACCOMPAYNING PERSON TOURS atat participantparticipant chargecharge

EC MEETING 2013EC MEETING 2013

CONGRESS PROMOTIONCONGRESS PROMOTION €€ 25.000,0025.000,00

€€ 28.450,0028.450,00

MAILING, PHONE FAX EXPENSESMAILING, PHONE FAX EXPENSES on final balanceon final balance

PCO REMUNERATION (CONGRESS MNG)PCO REMUNERATION (CONGRESS MNG) €€ 110.000,00110.000,00

SITE VISIT****SITE VISIT**** €€ 5.950,005.950,00

ESTIMATED TOTAL EXPENSES (Vat excluded)ESTIMATED TOTAL EXPENSES (Vat excluded)

€€ 1.364.751,001.364.751,00

atat participantparticipant chargecharge

* Only welcome cocktail. Social evening and congress party at participants charge

** Only free congress registration for 45 pax *** Free congress registration and free social events for 2 pax (President and Secretary General)

**** Accommodation, travel , transfer and catering for 2 pax


ESTIMATED TOTAL INCOMES (Vat excluded)ESTIMATED TOTAL INCOMES (Vat excluded)

€€ 1.415.000,001.415.000,00

ESTIMATED TOTAL EXPENSES (Vat excluded)ESTIMATED TOTAL EXPENSES (Vat excluded)

€€ 1.364.751,001.364.751,00

ESTIMATED DELTA(Saved Amount)

€ 50.249,00

ESTIMATED DELTA(Saved Amount)

€ 50.249,00

INCOMES - EXPENSES BALANCE

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