Venue
Multisite - Hybrid form
Simultaneous online talks and interaction
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Brasil
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São José dos Campos - close to International Airport, center position between Rio, São Paulo and Itajubá. Easy transportation, lots of hotels of different categories.
Warning: USA citizens traveling to Brazil in 2025 must ask for a VISA.
Auditorium - Sérgio Sobral de Oliveira- IAI
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Transport
How to go from the GRU international airport to São José dos Campos:
Shuttle from Guarulhos SP international airport to São José dos Campos Bus terminal.
You will arrive at Terminal 3 international. Follow the signs to terminal 2, on the same arrival floor. On Terminal 2 look for the Bus terminal signs.Buy your ticket at Passaro Marron guichet.
- Terminal
Company: Viação Pássaro Marron
About each hour - 1:20 h travel time
R$ 35,00
See the precise time schedule here:
https://www.passaromarron.com.br/portal-de-passagens/lista
or here:
At the São José dos Campos bus terminal either take a taxi (there is a taxi line just in the terminal exit to the left) or use UBER app. UBER is the best app for mobility in São José.
- Terminal Rodoviário
Accomodation
The city of São José dos Campos offers several affordable hotels at a reasonable distance (7 min by car) from INPE. A list of recommended accomodations can be found below.
- Hotel Ema Palace
Daily rates from R$190,00 (breakfast in included)
- Ibis Dutra
Daily rates from R$230,00 (breakfast is charged separately)
- Hotel Nacional Inn:
Daily rates from R$230,00 plus a tax of R$13,50 (breakfast in included)
- Faro Hotéis
Daily rates from R$240,00 (breakfast in included)
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USA
Michigan State University, Lansing, MI
Location: The MSU site for the joint workshop will be in the (Biomedical and Physical Sciences Building) BPS building at the center of the Michigan State campus. This is the home building for the physics and astronomy department. 567 Wilson Road. +1 517 3551855
Flying to Lansing: flying into Detroit (DTW) and taking the Michigan Flyer (https://www.michiganflyer.com/) or renting a car. It is usually the best option. Flying to Lansing is usually more expensive and/or has fewer options.
Getting here: There are several ways to get to Michigan State. The most common way is to fly into the Detroit airport (DTW) which is a major hub for Delta and has a large number of flights. From DTW there are two main ways to get to the East Lansing, the home of MSU. One is to take the well-run coach service – Michigan Flyer (http://michigan.flyer.com/). This drops you off in the center of East Lansing from which you can get a short Uber/Lyft to your hotel. The second option from DTW is to rent a car. The drive is about 1h15m. The Flyer takes somewhat longer because it has two stops along the way. A less common way is to fly to the Lansing airport, which is closer, but has many fewer flights. It is a 20 minute or so drive from the Lansing airport to the hotels in East Lansing. Even rarer options include the once a day Amtrak train from downtown Chicago to East Lansing, or driving from other airports.
Accommodation: The meeting is at a fairly dead time at MSU, so hotels should be easy to get. We have reserved some rooms at the Town Place Suites East Lansing, but you can choose others if you want. If you would like to use the rooms we have reserved, please email Jenn Roberts (millarje@msu.edu). Note that because our building is at the very center of campus, all hotels are about a mile away. You can walk, drive, Uber, etc, or some combination depending on the weather, personal preference, etc. If you do drive, you’ll need to use a pay lot.