September 1–3, 2022
The Convention Centre Dublin; Dublin, Ireland
Join us in Dublin for engaging invited presenters, cross-disciplinary presentations and posters, and networking opportunities with international colleagues. Dublin offers a fascinating mix of historic venues including Medieval crypts, 17th century theatres, castles, Georgian townhouses, libraries, and old military hospitals. Please save the dates and join us in this historic city!
The conference will feature over 135 hours of programming, including 15 invited sessions. Continuing education credits will be available for many sessions; check the program, when available, for specific details.
Dublin’s Temple Bar district richly deserves its status as the city’s Cultural Quarter. In addition to its many fine bars and restaurants, you’ll find plenty of trendy independent fashion and design shops, colorful outdoor markets, and award-winning architectural spaces.
Dublin is home to many landmarks and monuments dating back hundreds of years. Erected in the thirteenth century, the Dublin Castle served for centuries as the headquarter of English administration in Ireland. Built in 1796, Kilmainham Gaol imprisoned many Irish revolutionaries and was involved in some of the most heroic and tragic events in Ireland’s history. Trinity College is home to Ireland’s greatest cultural treasure and the world-famous manuscript, the Book of Kells. Opened in 1662, Phoenix Park is the largest enclosed park in Europe with 1,252 acres.