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Specific enquiries: Please contact the relevant committee member directly via LinkedIn or verified working email.

The only official website for the International Conference on Nano Bio Intelligence (ICNBI) is: https://www.acnbi.com/ All official conference announcements, abstract submissions, registrations and payment information are published exclusively through this website. ICNBI has no other official website, registration portal or authorised third-party registration link.
Participants are advised to verify the website address carefully before submitting personal information, abstracts or payments.

Disclaimer

Participants are responsible for arranging and maintaining all documents and services required for their attendance, including valid passports and visas, transportation, accommodation, travel and health insurance, and any associated personal expenses.
Global experts are strongly advised submit their visa applications well in advance and allow sufficient time for processing.
Global participants are strongly advised to obtain appropriate insurance covering medical expenses, travel disruption, cancellation, personal belongings and other relevant risks for the duration of their journey and attendance.
To the extent permitted by law, ICNBI, its organisers, host institutions and sponsors accept no responsibility for personal injury, illness, loss or damage to personal property, travel disruption, visa refusal, or expenses arising from circumstances beyond their reasonable control.
All participants are expected to comply with applicable laws, venue requirements, health and safety instructions.
Participants remain responsible for their own conduct and personal belongings throughout the conference.

Safety Notice

Participants should take particular care when travelling or undertaking recreational activities outside the formal conference programme.
Please comply with Australian laws, road rules, local regulations, warning signs and instructions issued by relevant authorities.
Personal travel and recreational activities are undertaken at the participant’s own risk.
When visiting beaches, rivers or coastal areas, remain alert to drowning hazards, changing weather and tides, slippery rocks, rip currents, strong surf, and sudden or unexpectedly large waves.
Swim only at patrolled beaches and between the red and yellow flags, and do not enter the water when conditions are unsafe or beyond your swimming ability.
Surf Life Saving Australia identifies rip currents as one of the most significant hazards on Australian beaches.
For outdoor activities, participants are advised to wear protective clothing, a hat and sunglasses, seek shade where possible, and use broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher. Sunscreen should be applied before sun exposure and reapplied regularly, particularly after swimming or sweating.
Anyone undertaking fishing, boating or other water-based activities must comply with all applicable state or territory laws, including licensing or permit requirements, restricted areas, permitted equipment, and species, size and possession limits.
An approved and appropriately fitted lifejacket should be worn when boating, when required by law, and during fishing activities where there is a risk of falling into the water, particularly from exposed rocks or coastal locations.
Please prioritise personal safety at all times—no photograph, fishing opportunity or recreational activity is worth entering unsafe water, approaching exposed coastal rocks or disregarding official warnings.