EAIR Forum Cork 2024
Yes, all of the rooms are located together in the same building, and are synchronized for such occurrences. Of course, if one runs over and the other starts early, you may miss some of it.
Yes, it is. This year will look a little different though. Our online offering will be limited to a single online mixed track and a streaming of the keynotes. Online speakers will have full access to this track, and online observers will be able to attend for one day online with all of the sessions offered on that day.
Only the single mixed track will be available online this year in a hybrid approach. These session will be hosted in Teams with potential for full engagement.
No, unfortunately not.
It is not necessary, but common. When you have got a single presentation, it would be great, if you would bring a PowerPoint/Interactive/other format presentation – it is your choice (and we will offer some guidance).
When offering a Workshop, Panel, Round-Table or an Open Space format, it is up to you if it is necessary or not for audience engagement and benefit.
There is no Template for a Poster or your presentation. You are free in the design of these, but please add the EAIR Logo on it and the hashtag #EAIR.
We will share your presentation for the on-campus and online audience to view (to avoid using USB devices or connecting other laptops due to the hybrid setup). These will only be used at the time of the presentation unless otherwise requested by the presenters.
We will likely use MS Teams which provides breakout rooms, participation and audience management. Plenary sessions will be livestreamed to our social platforms.
Yes! If you are presenting at the Forum, you can submit your paper as a consideration for the Brill Forum Book series.
Yes. Everybody has to register and has to pay for the conference. We are offering special fees for young speaker under 35 years and under, Students, Academics at Risk and Emeritus members. Check our Conference tool for more information
You should have received an automated email of receipt – please check your “Other”, “Promotions”, “Updates”, “Junk” or “Spam” folders (depending on who your email provider is). If your mail arrived there, please move it to your inbox and white label our address so that you see future emails more easily.
If you haven’t had any feedback, please reach out using our chat box, the contact form, or by email – all proposals will receive a response and feedback.
No. But the presentations will be published on the website afterwards.
We’ve simplified our ticketing options this year by combining membership and attendance into three main ticket types:
– Regular Members (for which there is a limited early bird option)
– Students, Young Researchers (<35 years), Emeritus and Academics at Risk
– Online Presenter
Find all Forum fee and registration information at www.the-eair.org/, then register and head to the Forum Store to secure your ticket.
Yes! There is limited early bird pricing on regular member and non-member tickets (the already discounted Student, Young Researcher, Emeritus and Academic at Risk categories do not qualify for an early bird discount).
More information to follow early 2024
It is intended that all papers and presentations submitted to EAIR will be deposited on a protected page on the EAIR website for members to access. Conference participants receive a password which they can use to access these papers and presentations. If you are a presenter at the Forum and do not want to make your paper available, you have the option to withdraw your paper and presentation from this depository.
Cork City is easily accessible by air, land and sea. Please visit PureCork.ie for information about travelling to Cork, places to stay, and local attractions.