Background and Objective of the Event
Energy research is an important research focus at Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology (LUT) and at Leibniz University Hannover (LUH), offering an interesting potential for future joint research activities. Both institutions are members of the recently founded Alliance “European Universities Linking Society and Technology” (EULiST).
The present event is intended as an initial step in this direction. Specifically, we want to achieve the following goals:
- Overview and exchange of information on current work in the field of energy research and identification of starting points as well as opportunities for cooperation
- Presentation and exchange of new research ideas and other joint fields of activity in the field of energy or related to energy research and finding the necessary partners to initiate new projects and provide impetus to start bi-/multilateral activities
- Getting to know each other personally/networking with each other so that the right people can also come together at the right time outside of such events
Participation/Registration and Meeting Preparation
If you want to attend one (or more) of the meetings please register by 2. 9. 2024 latest.
During registration you can decide for each of the meetings whether you want to join as a visitor only or if you want to become a presenter in one of the communication rounds (see above).
In case you decide to present, you are asked to prepare a 1 min “standup” pitch talk (without slides) and a little slide deck for the subsequent breakout-part.
Notes
If you wish to make changes to the submitted title and/or poster after registration, please send a message to info@energie.uni-hannover.de.
The meetings/workshops are free of charge.
Online Cooperation Workshops in September 2024
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Concept of the Event and Structure of Meetings
The event consists of three separate online meetings. Each meeting is dedicated to a specific set of topics:
Meeting 1: 11.9. 9:00-11:00 a.m. (CEST)
- Energy “Production” Technologies
- Energy Application Technologies for Mobility, Heating and Industry
- Methods: AI/Machine Learning, Digital Twins, …
Meeting 2: 20.9. 9:00-11:00 a.m. (CEST)
- Energy Distribution Infrastructures, including Energy Storage
- Digitalisation in Context of Energy Systems
- Transformation Pathway, Energy System Analysis
Meeting 3: 24.9. 9:00-11:00 a.m. (CEST)
- Society
- Environmental Aspects, Life Cycle/Engineering
- Economics, Management, Financing
- Politics, Legislation/Regulation
You are free to choose which/how many of the meetings you would like to attend. The decision should be made according to your research and collaboration interest.
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Working Format
The structure of the individual meetings is based on the World Café method - A World Café is a structured conversational process for knowledge sharing, in which groups of people discuss a topic at several small (digital) tables like those in a café.
The participants can take in each of the meetings two different roles: a) presenter or b) visitor. Presenters get the chance to briefly pitch an idea or a topic in the plenary parts of the meeting in order to get in touch afterwards with other persons, being interested in this topic.
Each of the three meetings is structured as follows:
- Welcome, Overview and Instructions (5-10 min)
- Communication Round I (35 min)
- Plenary Part: Series of short pitches by presenters (1 min each); based on these pitches all other participants (= visitors) decide which breakout-rooms they will visit in the subsequent part
- Break-out Part: Opening of digital breakout-rooms – Individual exchange between presenters and visitors
- Communication Round II (35 min), analogue to round I
- Communication Round III (35 min), analogue to round I
Closing remarks (5 min)
Contact
LUH: Prof. Richard Hanke-Rauschenbach, Dr. Volker Schöber, info@energie.uni-hannover.de, +49 (511) 762-4230
LUT: Prof. Olli Pyrhönen, Prof. Mari Kallioinen-Mänttäri, Janita Rahikainen (Janita.Rahikainen@lut.fi), Siiri Mertakorpi (siiri.mertakorpi@lut.fi)
