If you are attending in-person and feel unwell, you should not attend the in-person events. Speak with the IC3 team who will have video conference arrangements in place so that you can attend or deliver presentations remotely.

Delegates are encouraged to maintain strict social distancing while interacting with other delegates. Handshaking, hugging, and other forms of direct physical contact are discouraged.

Delegates should cover their noses and mouths with an N95 mask, a surgical mask, or a cotton mask. Handkerchiefs or scarves may not provide appropriate safety.

In addition to wearing a mask, we encourage that you take the following precautions for your safety: Use other personal protective equipment as needed Maintain social distancing Wash hands with soap and water frequently Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue or use the inside of your elbow, throw used tissues in the trash, immediately wash hands with soap and ... Read More

As an attending delegate, we encourage you to take the following measures to ensure a healthy and safe environment for others around you: Wear a mask at all times, making sure the nose and mouth remain covered Use other personal protective equipment as needed Maintain social distancing Wash hands with soap and water frequently Cover coughs and sneezes with a ... Read More

Quarantine and other requirements will be determined based on the prevailing local and national policies closer to the conference.

Delegates will have to provide either the final vaccine certificate from a  minimum of 15 days prior, or a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test report, from no more than 48 hours before checking in at the conference venue. An onsite attestation will also be required by each delegate confirming that he/she has not been exposed to anyone who was COVID-19 positive ... Read More

Testing at the conference venue may be available, depending upon the prevailing environment at the time of the conference.

While getting a vaccine is not mandatory to attend the conference in person, delegates will have to provide either the final vaccine certificate from a  minimum of 15 days prior, or a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test report, from no more than 48 hours before checking in at the conference venue. An onsite attestation will also be required by each delegate ... Read More

In addition to strict compliance with local and national laws and policies, as well as those imposed by the Organizer, the conference venue itself, and any other accommodation, health and safety protocols may include a written attestation by each person each day confirming that he or she has not tested positive or possibly been exposed to the COVID-19 virus or ... Read More