Registration
Participation in the workshop “Control Barrier Functions in Aerospace: From Foundations to Real-World Applications” is organized through the official registration system of the EuroGNC 2026 Conference.
Registration for the workshop must therefore be completed via the EuroGNC conference registration platform.
Workshop Fee: 125 EUR
More information on conference registration and fees can be found here: https://eurognc.ceas.org/registration-and-fees/
Participants interested in attending the workshop should also consult the EuroGNC overview of pre-conference workshops: https://eurognc.ceas.org/pre-conference-workshops/
Please note that participants must select one pre-conference workshop, and the number of attendees per workshop is limited.
Participation & Funding Opportunities
The workshop is strongly education-oriented and particularly intended for PhD students, advanced Master’s students, early-career researchers, and professionals working in aerospace guidance, navigation, and control (GNC).
To support participation, support from the IEEE Control Systems Society (CSS) is currently pending. If secured, workshop participants will pay a reduced participation fee of approximately €25–€50, which will include a networking dinner event. No travel or lodging support is envisioned.
Participants interested in potential funding opportunities are encouraged to contact the EuroGNC organizing committee early.
Organizational Contact
For any questions regarding registration, participation, or workshop organization, please contact the EuroGNC 2026 Organizing Committee.
Email: eurognc26@uc3m.es
When contacting the organizers, please include the following subject line:
“EuroGNC26: Pre-conference Workshop – Control Barrier Functions”
Additional Information
Further details on the technical program, invited speakers, and workshop structure can be found throughout this website.
The workshop is organized as a hybrid event (in-person and virtual participation).
However, in-person attendance is strongly recommended to maximize interaction with speakers, networking opportunities, and the overall learning experience.