Registration Fees and Benefits

Access to all ICASSP 2024 technical sessions, welcome reception, coffee breaks, exhibits, co-located workshops, and access to the electronic proceedings. Registration may cover up to 4 papers (main conference and workshops combined) in which the registrant appears in the author list. All papers must be presented in-person.

Please note that Banquet, Tutorials, Educational Short Courses, PROGRESS workshop, and Entrepreneurship Forum registrations include an additional cost.

Access to all ICASSP 2024 technical sessions, welcome reception, coffee breaks, exhibits, co-located workshops, and access to the electronic proceedings.

Please note that Banquet, Tutorials, Educational Short Courses, PROGRESS workshop, and Entrepreneurship Forum registrations include an additional cost.

Access to all workshops only on the selected day in person, including breaks, and access to the workshop electronic proceedings. Advance non-student workshop registration may cover up to 4 workshop papers on any workshop day in which the registrant appears in the author list (main conference papers may not be covered with a workshop registration). To attend workshops for multiple days, you need to register for each day separately.

Please note: if you registered for the conference, free access to workshops is included. Main conference author registration may also be used to cover workshop papers (up to 4 total, including main conference and workshop ones).

10-hour courses spanning several days, aimed at providing a deeper and multi-sided understanding of a topic including hands-on experience, providing the material of the course as well as a professional development certificate. The cost is per course. Registration to the main conference is not required to attend short courses.

Access to a full-day event consisting of keynote sessions, panel discussion, networking and development sessions, and a startup fair.

Charged on a per-tutorial basis, access will include one single tutorial, including one break and materials.

Support SPS Students and watch the final three teams compete for the grand prize in the SP Cup competition! Note: This registration is only to attend the event, not to compete. Competition details can be found on the SP Cup page.

CV and student proof upload required for registration. If you're a company interested in sponsoring the Student Job Fair, contact industryICASSP@associationsltd.co.uk.

Join the IEEE Signal Processing Society Young Professionals after the conference sessions for a networking reception to unwind with your colleagues to discuss careers, entrepreneurship, and opportunities in a fun and casual setting.

Authors Ethics and IEEE Author Tools will take place on Thursday, 18 April from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. The first half of this workshop will provide a comprehensive review of author ethics and best practices.

Join the IEEE Women in Signal Processing Committee for a networking luncheon. Topic to be announced soon!

Add your name to the new Women in Signal Processing Directory and join the WISP mailing list! Visit the WISP website to learn more.

PROGRESS (PROmotinG DiveRsity in Signal ProcESSing) aims to motivate and prepare women and underrepresented minority groups to pursue academic careers in signal processing. Attend to ask questions and find valuable resources as they pursue a successful vocation in academia. Why would you choose this vocation? What does it take to be successful? How do you find the best position? Attend PROGRESS and discover what a career in academia can offer you.

The objective of the session is to inspire the next generation of signal processing researchers and educators by showing them success stories from the NSF/NRF early career programs, providing both an opportunity for these awardees to describe the long term impact of early career NSF/NRF funding on them and to provide an inspiration to early career academic bound students, researchers and faculty in the audience. The session would be open to all, but is targeted at junior faculty, postdoctoral researchers, and graduate students. The session will be moderated by representatives from the US National Science Foundation and the National Research Foundation of Korea. After brief introductions by the moderators of the NSF and NRF the respective early career funding programs, the session will have short presentations by each panelist offering perspectives on their early career funding from NSF or NRF and how it has impacted their research and education careers. These presentations will be followed by a question and answer period where everyone attending the session will have the opportunity to engage the speakers and moderators.