Welcome to RE(ACT) – Rare Disease Research Congress registration page

You need to create an account or log in to your registration.solutions’ account to register for the 9th edition of the RE(ACT) – Rare Disease Research Congress. Once you have an account, you can register for the congress and upload your abstract.

Your account is intended for managing your RE(ACT) 2027 registration and payment, as well as streamlining future registrations. Optional communications are just that—optional. You can choose which notifications you receive, and update your preferences at any time. Please take a moment to read the General Terms & Conditions before proceeding.

WHAT IS COVERED BY THE REGISTRATION FEE?

• Access to all sessions, lunches, and coffee breaks
• Access to the Opening Session
• Access to the Social Event (tbc)
• Endless opportunities to network with colleagues
• Congress Program Guide and Abstract Book

REGISTRATION FEES

Registration fees (prices are in Euro):

• Early registration: before June 30, 2026
• Standard registration: between July 1 and December 31, 2026
• Late and on-site registration: from January 1 to February 28, 2027
• Abstract submission deadline: January 31, 2027

PAYMENT MODALITIES

Payment is processed securely by Stripe. The payment provider handles card details, and the congress organizers do not store them. Please review the cancellation and refund conditions in the General Terms & Conditions before confirming your registration. Prices are in Euro (payment by credit card with Stripe is charged with a fee of 3,5%)

* Our conference secretariat will verify your membership (applicable only for public/not-for-profit institutions).

** Please e-mail a copy of a Student’s ID or a confirmation signed by the head of the department at the time of your registration. Confirmations handed in at a later stage cannot be considered.

*** Please e-mail a confirmation signed by the head of the organization at the time of your registration. Confirmations handed in later cannot be considered.

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