"Falling Walls Lab Pitch Competition";"Ana Veríssimo, Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen: ana.verissimo@bio.ku.dk";"2026-09-04";"16:00";"2026-09-04";"18:00";"Festauditorium, University of Copenhagen, Bülowsvej 17, 1870 Frederiksberg";"Join us for the prestigious Falling Walls lab pitch competition where students and young researchers present their breakthrough research in just three minutes!";"Join us for the prestigious Falling Walls lab pitch competition where students and young researchers present their breakthrough research in just three minutes! Pitch your innovative idea If you are an early-career professional and you would like to participate in the competition, we would love to hear from you! The lucky winner of the Falling Walls competition will get a ticket for a fantastic week in Berlin to participate at the international Falling Walls final with flights and accommodation paid. Besides competing at the final, the whole week will be full of activities, networking and plenty of exposure to media and key stakeholders. Furthermore, all participants will be offered a specialized pitch workshop from the communications department at the University of Copenhagen, completely free of charge. The Falling Walls competition is open to all fields of knowledge, and the selected pitches cover a wide range of topics - from machine learning to microbiomes. Before submitting your application, please familiarise yourself with the application process and the terms and conditions. The event The competition will take place on 4 September 2026 in Copenhagen. The event is open to the public, everyone welcome! Program 16:00 Welcome and introduction 16:05 Pitches and short Q&A 17:00 Panel discussion 17:30 Awards ceremony 17:40 Reception with drinks and light snacks Registration is not necessary. We hope to see you for a fun afternoon!"
"AnaEE Science Conference 2026: Ecosystem Science for a Resilient Future";"Klaus Steenberg Larsen (co-organizer) with AnaEE Technology Center at Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management and Department of Plant & Environmental Sciences (UCPH-SCIENCE)";"2026-09-29";"";"2026-10-01";"";"Palais de L’Erope, Menton, France";"The conference spans experimental approaches to global change ecology, forest and agricultural resilience, aquatic-terrestrial interactions, and innovative data integration methods.";"Discover cutting-edge advances in ecosystem experimentation, from ecotron facilities to digital modeling approaches. Present your research on climate adaptation, biodiversity resilience, and sustainable ecosystem management alongside Europe's top researchers in functional ecology. The AnaEE Science Conference brings together leading ecosystem scientists to advance our understanding of how ecosystems can withstand and adapt to global environmental change. The conference spans experimental approaches to global change ecology, forest and agricultural resilience, aquatic-terrestrial interactions, and innovative data integration methods. Note: ⇒ Deadline for Early Bird fee: 15 June⇒ Young scientists can win the Environmental Rising Star award Conference sessions and keynote speakers The three-day program features five thematic sessions with distinguished international speakers: Session 1: Ecosystem Resilience in a Changing WorldKeynote: Prof. Michael Bahn, University of Innsbruck, Austria Session 2: Sustainable Agroecology and Soil-Plant SystemsKeynote: Prof. Marie-Hélène Jeuffroy, INRAE, France. Session 3: Forest Ecosystems under PressureKeynote: Prof. Bart Muys, KU Leuven, Belgium Session 4: Experimental Approaches to Global Change EcologyKeynote: Prof. Nadia Soudzilovskaia, Hasselt University, Belgium Session 5: Nature-based Solutions for Climate Adaptation and MitigationKeynote: Dr. Nathalie Hilmi, The Scientific Centre of Monaco, Monaco Session 6: Digital Ecosystems – Data Integration and ModelingKeynote: Dr. Alessandro Oggioni, Italian National Research Council (CNR), Italy Session 7: Aquatic-terrestrial and coastal ecosystem interactionsKeynote: TBD Young Scientists can win prestigious award If you are a young scientist, there is a great opportunity to compete for the AnaEE Environmental Rising Star Award. The prize recognizes an exceptional early-career researcher, within four years of PhD completion, contributing to functional and experimental ecology. This prestigious award celebrates innovative research that advances our understanding of ecosystem responses to environmental change. The winner is selected by the science committee. Winners receive a dedicated conference presentation slot, funded research visit to an AnaEE facility of their choice, located outside the winner’s home country (up to €1,500), conference travel support (€500), and prominent recognition. Awards for Best Poster and Best Oral Communication will also be presented. Registration For more information and registration: Visit AnaEE Science Conference 2026 – AnaEE-ERIC Deadline for Early Bird fee: 15 June"
"DIKU Business Club Matchmaking event for MSc / PhD students and companies";"DIKU Business Club - registration is open";"2026-11-10";"09:00";"2026-11-10";"12:00";"Nørre Campus – To be announced";"Explore career and collaboration opportunities within tech, data science, and digital innovation. Meet leading companies through presentations and one-on-one matchmaking sessions focused on study jobs, internships, graduate programmes, project collaborations, thesis partnerships, and PhD opportunities.";"Study Job? Graduate Programme? Project Collaboration? PhD Opportunity? This matchmaking event is all about future careers and collaboration opportunities within tech, data science, and digital innovation. Students will have the opportunity to meet company representatives one-on-one, learn more about career paths, and explore opportunities such as study jobs, internships, graduate programmes, project collaboration, thesis partnerships, and PhD-related positions. The event begins with a series of short company presentations, where participating companies introduce themselves, their work culture, and the opportunities they offer students and graduates. For Companies DIKU Business Club invites member companies to participate in this year’s matchmaking event for MSc and PhD students with strong programming and IT-related skills. Each participating company will be given a short presentation slot to introduce your company and present relevant job openings, internships, graduate programmes, research collaborations, or project opportunities. Student registration opens in September for MSc and PhD students from a broad range of computer science and STEM-related programmes at the University of Copenhagen. Matchmaking Session Following the company presentations, the event continues with a 1.5-hour matchmaking and speed networking session. Students can select up to eight companies they would like to meet for individual conversations about: Career opportunities Graduate programmes Study jobs Internships Project collaborations Master’s thesis partnerships PhD opportunities Each conversation takes place in dedicated 10-minute time slots, allowing students and companies to have focused and informal discussions. Companies will be assigned a table that serves as their booth throughout the event. You are welcome to bring roll-ups, merchandise, brochures, or other display materials. Who Can Participate? We invite students from: Computer Science Bioinformatics Health Informatics Geoinformatics Social Data Science IT & Cognition Mathematics Physics Chemistry Quantum Informatics Communication and Computing Programme 8.30 Registration and refreshments, setting up the company bases at your selected tables 9.00 Hello and welcome by DIKU Business Club - introduction to the day and the matchmaking concept 9.05 Pitching session by the companies 10.00 Short break while relocating for the matchmaking area 10.15 - 12.00 Matchmaking / speed dating event:Students and companies talk one-on-one - slots of 10 minutes Registration Registration is open – sign up here to participate."