Wifi Access
The ETH Zurich provides several options for our guests to connect to the Internet:
eduroam WLAN
Most universities and research institutions use eduroam. Members of such institutions have Internet access in the public areas of ETH via the eduroam WLAN network. We recommend testing eduroam access at your home university in advance to ensure that the configuration is correct.
Internet Access for Guests via ETH WLAN
Visitors to ETH Zurich can register themselves for temporary Internet access via the WLAN (Wi-Fi) ‘eth-visitors’. Access is gained by registering with a mobile phone number or email address. After registration, the user receives a code. You can register a maximum of three devices with the same mobile number or email address.
This is how it works:
- Connect to the ‘eth-visitors’ WLAN network on your mobile phone. You will see the login page at the bottom of your screen. Select: Login for ETH visitors.
- Select whether you want to log in by SMS (mobile login) or email. Now enter your mobile phone number or email address and accept the terms of use.
- Request the registration code by clicking on ‘Request access code’.
- A message will be sent to the mobile phone number or email address provided. You will then receive your registration code (confirmation code).
- Once you have received your registration code, enter it in the ‘Confirmation code’ field.
- Press ‘Sign in’. You are now connected to the Internet.
Registration and Abstract Submission
To register or submit an abstract, you must first create an account on the ConfTool platform: https://www.conftool.com/scm2027
Once your account has been created, you can begin the conference registration process by selecting “Register as a Participant.”
After completing your registration, you may return to the landing page and navigate to “Your Submissions” to manage your poster submission and/or early-career oral presentation application.
Registration periods and fees
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Early bird until 30 Sept 2026 |
Regular until 31 Dec 2026 |
Late until 31 Jan 2027 |
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| Standard | CHF 275 | CHF 350 | CHF 450 |
| Students | CHF 200 | ||
Abstract submission
Abstracts must be submitted via ConfTool by Tuesday, December 1, 2026, 11:59:59pm CEST. Submissions can be edited until the deadline.
Submission formats
- Early career oral presentation:
Submit and propose to present your research!! Selected participants will give a 5–10-minute oral presentation, giving early-career researchers an opportunity to present their work and receive feedback from an expert audience.
- Poster presentation:
Selected participants (hopefully all) will present a DIN A0 poster. Some participants may be invited to give a 1-minute flash talk (optional).
Location
How to reach UniS:
By train: Leave the platform at Welle 7 direction Länggasse. Follow Schanzenstrasse until you reach Schanzeneckstrasse to your left.
By bus: From city center, take bus number 20 direction Länggasse until bus stop Universität
By car: There are several car parks at and near the train station. (During office hours, there are no free parking possibilities for more than 1.5 hours (blue zone) in the city of Bern.)
Conference dinner: Restaurant Grosse Schanze within 5 min. walking distance from the conference venue.
Accomodations
Please contact the hotel directly prices vary.
Hotel Ador
+41 31 388 01 11
Prize by Radisson Bern City
+41 31 561 29 60
NH Bern The Bristol
+41 313 11 01 01
Poster sessions
Deadline : January 10th 2025
Poster Size : A0 vertical
Poster sessions :
Wednesday, February 5th from 18h05 – 19h30
Posters will have to be removed before Friday, February 7th at 12:00
All applicants are invited to submit a poster abstract, either scientific, technical or a simple overview of their facility.
The conference will present the Best Poster Award who recognizes outstanding work by poster presenters at this SCM 4th edition.
If you wish to submit a poster abstract, you can do so during the registration process.
