Preliminary Symposium Program
Pricing Information
Technical Sessions Program Overview
When planning your visit to Display Week this year, don't miss the technical sessions, which have always been the heart of this event. The Society for Information Display’s annual Symposium at Display Week offers a selection of display technology presentations that cannot be found anywhere else, and the information is invaluable for engineers, product developers, business leaders, and anyone else involved with displays.
This year's
Technical Symposium consists of 71 sessions with 265 oral presentations and an additional 200-paper poster sessions. Topics covered include 3-D, touch technology, flexible displays, green technology, solid-state lighting, LCDs, emissive displays, manufacturing, measurement, human factors, and much more. We are also offering 4 of our signature
Short Courses, 16
Technical Seminars, and 6
Applications Tutorials. We encourage all attendees to take advantage of as many of these state-of-the-art presentations as possible.
Pricing Chart
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Short Courses -
Fee: $200for one
$350 for a combination of one morning and one afternoon course.
S1, S2 -
morning
S3, S4 -
afternoon |
Display Seminars/
Application Tutorials -
Fee: $350
M1 - M16
A1 - A6 |
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Symposium - Contributed and invited oral and poster presentations in 72 technical sessions including a 3D Cinema Session
Advance Fee: $485
On-site Fee: $560
3-D Cinema Fee: $100 (Incl. in Symposium) |
Business Conference -
Fee: $595 |
Investors Conference -
Fee: $195 |
Market Focus Conf. -
Future of Touch & Interactivity
Fee: $650 |
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Business Conference and Investor's Conference
Fee: $710 |
Market Focus Conf. - Green Displays
Fee: $650 |
Market Focus Conf. - eBook/ Tablets Market Evolution
Fee: $650 |
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| Business Conf. and Market Focus Conf. - Future of Touch (Mon and Wed) - Fee: $1,125 |
| Business Conf. and Market Focus Conf. - Green Displays (Mon and Wed) - Fee: $1,125 |
| Business Conf. and 2 Market Focus Confs. - Future of Touch & eBook/Tablets Mkt Evolution (Mon Wed Thurs) - Fee: $1,700 |
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Business Conf. and 2 Market Focus Conf. - Green Displays & eBook/Tablets Mkt Evolution (Mon Wed Thurs) - Fee: $1,700 |
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Business Conference and Symposium
Fee: $975 |
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Special Combination - Business Conference + Investors Conference + Symposium
Fee: $1,150 |
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Exhibition - Fee $25
(No charge if registered for any of the technical sessions.)
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Meet the SID LA Chapter
The SID LA Chapter will have a "Meet and Greet" table at the Author Interview sessions, May 17, 18, and 19, at the SID International Symposium. They hope to meet many of the SID LA Chapter members and gather their recommended topics for chapter meetings and our One Day Symposium held every February. Light refreshments will be provided. The SID LA Chapter will also be represented at Tannas Electronic Displays, Exhibit booth # 1420, and invites any prospective members to visit for an overview of LA Chapter activities.
Tuesday evening, May 17. 3D film shorts will be exhibited stereoscopically on a special 30-foot silver screen, with featured talks by 3D filmmakers and other members of the rapidly growing industry. Attendance at this session is free for anyone that is registered for the Tuesday-Friday Symposium. The fee for attending only this session is $100 ($15 for full-time Students or Life Members). This fee includes refreshments plus access to both the Symposium Keynote Session on Tuesday morning and the Exhibit Hall, enabling 3D film enthusiasts to see the cutting edge in display technology that is bringing 3D into the home.
Awards Banquet:
The Awards Banquet will take place at 8:00 PM on Monday, May 16th. This dinner honors the SID international award winners.
Luncheon:
The Luncheon will take place at 12:00 Noon on Wednesday, May 18th.
Awards Luncheon Address: “Immersive Cinema Technology”<
Douglas Trumbull, Trumbull Ventures LLC
At the annual SID Luncheon, to be held Wednesday, May 18, 2011, Douglas Trumbull will present his thoughts on current trends in motion-picture and television production and exhibition technologies, with a focus on 3-D, high frame rates, and large-screen presentations, as well as how these technologies relate to the creative process of writing, producing, directing, photographing, and exhibiting science fiction and fantasy films. A legendary filmmaker and visual effects pioneer, Douglas Trumbull was one of the Special Photographic Effects Supervisors for 2001: A Space Odyssey. He went on to become the Visual Effects Supervisor for such classics as Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, and Blade Runner, each of which earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Visual Effects.
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