Please join us to celebrate our 10^th Biennial Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy. Hosted by Georgia Tech, the Atlanta Conference provides a forum to present and discuss high quality empirical research by about 300 scholars representing more than 30 countries that focus on the challenges and trends associated with science and innovation policy and processes.

The 10^th Atlanta Conference will be preceded by the 15^th Annual Global TechMining Conference on May 13, 2025. Registered attendees of the TechMining Conference will enjoy discounted pricing at ATLC25 and the two conferences will co-host a reception on the evening of the 13^th.

SciComm Academy @ATLC25

As part of ATLC25, Science for Georgia will offer an approximately three-hour workshop as a “pre-conference” event on May 13, 2025. If you wish to attend, please also select the “SciCom Academy” option when you register for ATLC25.

The goal of this workshop is to enable attendees to gain an understanding around high-level, purpose-driven communication of ideas to fellow-scientists, co-workers, bosses, the media, policymakers, and the public. This goal is achieved by teaching participants to frame their message toward their target audience in a way that is relevant, concise, and actionable.

Specifically, this workshop will focus on the content of academic posters. Early-career researchers will write and rehearse their poster elevator pitch, outline an engaging poster, and have an opportunity to receive feedback on the posters that they are presenting at this conference.

Science for Georgia is a non-profit organization focused on improving communication between researchers and the public, increasing public engagement with research, and advocating for the responsible use of evidence-based best-practices in public policy. 

Registration is now Available – Click HERE to register for ATLC25

Preliminary Program is Available HERE

VISAs – Individuals who need a letter for the visa process should contact Meenu Mukherji (mmukherji3@gatech.edu) with their names, affiliation, and title of their accepted paper. 

Fees (Prior to April 1)
$650 Attendees
$350 Students
$150 Global TechMining Conference Attendee (register for the GTM conference first)
$90 Global TechMining Conference Student Attendee (register for the GTM conference first)
$25 Science Communication Event

Reduced rates (see country list on registration page)
$275 Upper Middle Income Countries
$125 Middle Income Countries
$75 Low Income Countries

Fees (After April 1)
$775 Attendees
$425 Students
$200 Global TechMining Conference Attendee (register for the GTM conference first)
$115 Global TechMining Conference Student Attendee (register for the GTM conference first)
$25 Science Communication Event

Reduced rates (see country list on registration page)
$300 Upper Middle Income Countries
$175 Middle Income Countries
$125 Low Income Countries

Please contact atlconf@gatech.edu with any questions.

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