Founded in 1898, Northeastern is a global research university and the recognized leader in experience-driven lifelong learning. Its world-renowned experiential approach empowers students, faculty, alumni, and partners to create impact far beyond the confines of discipline, degree, and campus. 

Northeastern University’s main campus is located in the heart of Boston. This diverse city is rich in American history and holds over 30 colleges, with dozens more in the surrounding areas. Across the street from the Museum of Fine Arts and Symphony Hall, on the Avenue of the Arts, and blocks from the iconic Prudential Center, the University is positioned in the center of Boston’s cultural hub. Sports fans will love the close proximity to infamous Fenway Park just across the street.

The conference will be located at Northeastern’s new Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex (ISEC), which seeks to explore the future of innovation beyond walls. 

In-Person/Hybrid
The conference will be primarily in-person. In organizing the conference, we abide by the guidelines set by the US federal government, the state of Massachusetts, the city of Boston, and Northeastern University. While we believe that an active conference such as ISAGA is best experienced in person, we recognize that not all participants may be able to attend the conference in person or prefer not to. We will facilitate remote participation where possible and also ask in-person attendants to consider the possibility of remote participation where possible. 

Registration
With this link you can register as in-person attendee (see fees on the left). 

With this link you can register as online attendee (see fees on the left). 

Accommodation and Transportation
Northeastern University is approx. 11 minutes away (with no traffic) from Boston Logan International Airport. Please note that July is high season in Boston and hotel prices can be significant. Below is a list of budget-friendly hotels: