4th Network Meeting: International Neuromorphic Computing Conference

Getting there

Underground and rail: West Brompton station (District line, London Overground and Southern) is about a 2-minute walk away. Earl’s Court station (District and Piccadilly lines) is about 12 minutes on foot. Engineering works can change routes, so check your journey shortly before you travel.

Bus: The nearest stop is Empress State Building / West Brompton Station, directly outside the venue. It is served by routes 74, 190 and 430, and night buses N74 and N97. London buses don’t take cash; pay by contactless card, mobile, Oyster or a valid travel ticket.

Taxi and car: Use postcode SW6 1UD. Taxis and ride-hailing services can drop off at the entrance. The hotel has limited indoor parking for a charge, subject to availability, so contact the hotel in advance. Check whether your vehicle is affected by ULEZ or the London Congestion Charge, and allow extra time at peak hours.

Accessibility

The venue is wheelchair accessible and has accessible facilities and guest rooms. West Brompton and Earl’s Court stations offer step-free access, but the gap between platform and train varies. Check lift status in the TfL Journey Planner before travelling. If you need assistance at the conference, contact the organisers in advance at neuromorphic@aston.ac.uk.

Accommodation

Rooms are available at the venue and in nearby hotels in Earl’s Court, West Brompton and Kensington. Delegate rates can be booked at: delegatehotels.com/e/NeuromorphicConference27. Book early, as prices rise during major London events.

Nearby

The venue is a short distance from Kensington’s museums (Natural History Museum, Science Museum, V&A), the Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park.