SFB BEYONDC CONFERENCE 2022

Venue

Großer Festsaal (c)Universität Wien

University of Vienna

With its famous reproductions of Gustav Klimt's ceiling paintings and its statues of Herzog Rudolf IV and Maria Theresia, the "Große Festsaal" of the University of Vienna offers an impressive ambience and a festive setting for the SFB Conference 2022.

Main Building, Universitätsring 1, 1010 Wien

Directions

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  • Arrival at Hauptbahnhof train station

    By public transport:

    From Hauptbahnhof take the tram D (direction "Nußdorf") and get off at "Schottentor U". This will take about 30 minutes.

    By taxi:

    A taxi ride from Hauptbahnhof takes about 15 minutes.

  • Arrival at Westbahnhof train station

    By public transport:

    From Westbahnhof take the tram number 5 (direction "Praterstern") and get off at "Spitalgasse". From there take a tram (lines 37, 38, 40, 41 or 42) to "Schottentor".

    Alternatively, take the underground line U3 (direction "Simmering"), change to the underground line U2 at "Volkstheater" (direction "Wien Seestadt" or "Wien Aspernstraße") and get off at "Schottentor".

    By taxi:

    A taxi ride from Westbahnhof takes about 15 minutes.

  • Arrival at the airport

    By public transport:

    The "City Airport Train (CAT)" or the train line S7 will take you directly into the city of Vienna ("Landstraße/Wien-Mitte" train station). From "Landstraße" take the underground line U4 (direction "Heiligenstadt") to "Schottenring" and change to the underground line U2 (direction "Karlsplatz"). Get off at "Schottentor".

    By taxi:

    There is a taxi stand directly in front of the arrival hall of the airport. It takes you about 30 minutes to get to the University of Vienna.

INFORMATION

Please note that this is a public event. We reserve the right to photograph and film to publish impressions of the event on the website. If you do not want to be in a picture, please contact the organizers of the Frotiers of Quatnum Information 2022 at any time.

Conference is supported by 

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 801110.