FAQ
ASIC
1. What is ASIC 2025 Southeast Asia?
ASIC 2025 is a hybrid conference hosted by the UC Davis Air Quality Research Center, focusing on air quality innovations and monitoring technologies. It will be held in Bangkok, Thailand, from May 19-22, 2025.
2. Who should attend?
The event is ideal for academics, researchers, industry professionals, government officials, nonprofits, students, and anyone passionate about advancing air quality solutions.
3. What are the registration fees?
Industry/For-Profit/General: $500 (Early Bird), $750 (Regular), $900 (Late)
Government/Academic/Non-Profit: $400 (Early Bird), $550 (Regular), $700 (Late)
Community Members: $250 (Early Bird), $350 (Regular), $450 (Late)
Students: $150 (Early Bird), $250 (Regular), $350 (Late)
4. Can I attend virtually?
Yes, the conference will be hybrid, with no separate pricing for virtual attendance.
5. Are there any discounts for presenters?
Invited oral presenters receive an early bird discount. Applied oral/poster presenters may apply for grants offering discounted or complimentary registration and accommodations.
6. What sponsorship opportunities are available?
Various levels (Copper to Gold) offer benefits such as complimentary registrations, visibility, and promotional opportunities.
7. Do I need a visa to attend ASIC 2025?
International attendees may need a Thailand Tourism MICE visa, requiring a valid passport, proof of accommodation, and an invitation letter from the organizers.
8. What is the ETA requirement for Thailand?
From June 2025, visa-exempt travelers will need to register for the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) before entering Thailand.
9. How do I apply for a Thailand MICE visa?
Submit required documents, including a passport, photo, flight itinerary, and a letter from the event organizers.
10. Are there any health requirements for entry?
Travelers may need to provide health insurance or vaccination proof, depending on current regulations.
11.What does "early career attendee" mean?
Graduate Students - Individuals pursuing Master's or PhD programs.
Postdoctoral Researchers - Scholars who have recently completed their doctoral degree and are in the early stages of their postdoctoral research.
New Faculty Members - Early-career faculty or lecturers who have recently started their academic positions (usually within 1-5 years).
Early Career Professionals - Those in the early years of their professional career in academia or related fields (e.g., research associates, early-stage industry professionals working in academia-related roles).
For more details, visit the ASIC 2025 Registration Page.
