The venue 
CompleNet 2024 will be held at the Stretham Campus, University of Exeter, UK. ​All the events in the conference will take place in the same building unless otherwise noted during the event and the program

Venue name
XFi Building, University of Exeter
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Address
Rennes Drive, Exeter, Devon, EX4 4PU

GPS Coordinates
50.7359° N,  3.5300° W

What 3 Words Address
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Room Name
We will be having all the presentations in the Henderson Lecture Theatre, which has a capacity of 174 people. If we have more than 174 attendees, we will simulcast to another lecture theatre in the same building. A reminder that CompleNet does not have parallel sessions. A meeting room will be available at request at the registration desk.
How to get to Exeter 
Flight Options
Exeter is located in the southwest of the UK and there are several options to fly to:
  • Exeter has its own airport (EXT) but unfortunately, after the pandemic, it is not well served. But there are flights from many other cities around the UK such as Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, as well as locations outside the UK such as Dublin, Ireland and Málaga, Spain. The companies flying to Exeter include British Airways, Ryanair, Air Lingus, and others. Check the map of connections.
  • The next best option is to fly to Bristol Airport (BRS) which is 69 miles (111 kilometres) from Exeter. From the airport, you can link to Exeter via bus to the city centre or via train (see below) for more information. Many airlines connect to Bristol including easyJet, Ryanair, BMI Regional, TUI, Flybe, Air Malta and British Airways. Despite being a small airport, it's very well-connected. Check out this map of connections. 
  • The southwest also has a small airport in Newquay, which is 80 miles (128 kilometres) from Exeter. This airport has connections to Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Portugal and Spain. See map of connections. Getting from Newquay to Exeter is possible via car, bus or train (see below).
  • Being in the southwest of England, one can also connect to Exeter flying to Cardiff in Wales (123 miles). Bristol (above) is much better connected but, there are options to Cardiff from Montenegro, Spain, Portugal, France, and others. See the map of connections here. From Cardiff, you would have to get to Exeter by car or train (see below).
  • However, most people will probably fly to London, which is served by several airports, including the two main ones of Gatwick and Heathrow. If one is driving to Exeter, Heathrow is more convenient because it is quite close to the M4 (motorway) which links to Bristol and then Exeter via M5. One can get to London with direct flights from almost every country in the world. From London Airports, it would be about a 2.5 hours on a train to Exeter (see below)
... to be continued
Accommodation
TBA