1st KIT-AUTh Summer School on Clean Energy and Sustainability

This Summer School is the first of a series which is organized in the frame of the strategic cooperation between the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh).

It is mainly intended for doctoral students and open to applicants from all research institutions.

The Summer School consists of plenary lectures on Circular Economy, Climate Change, Energy Transition and Environmental Observation as well as extended courses organized in parallel streams.

The following streams will be offered:

o Climate Change – Climate Impacts – Clean Energy
o Clean Air in Cities
o Bioenergy and Clean Combustion
o Sustainable Use of Water Resources

The lectures will be given and discussed in English. Appropriate English in understanding and speaking is required. The participants will also work in projects related to their specific topic of research and its relevance to Society and the Environment.

Venue
The summer school will take place at the premises of the “Kalandra University Camping AUTh” (camping.auth.gr/en) and the nearby “Possidi Holidays Hotel” in Halkidiki, Greece (possidi-holidays.gr/en).
 
Participation Costs
The course fee for the Summer School is 300 €. This includes full board, accommodation in the camping and tuition fees. Additional options for accommodation will be available.
 
Important Dates
o Start application: 1 April 2019
o Deadline application: 29 April 2019
o Final selection: 17 May 2019
 
Organizing Committee and Contact
  • Prof. Dimitris Balis and
  • Dr. Fotios Barmpas (AUTh) summerschool@aix.meng.auth.gr
  • Prof. Stefan Hinz and Dr.-Ing. Andreas Schenk (KIT) info@grace.kit.edu | www.grace.kit.edu
Coordinators KIT-AUTh Cooperation
o Prof. Nicolas Moussiopoulos (AUTh)
o Dr.-Ing. Karl-Friedrich Ziegahn (KIT)
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Πληροφορίες Συνεδρίου/Ημερίδας

01 Σεπτεμβρίου 2019, 12:00 πμ - 05 Σεπτεμβρίου 2019, 12:00 πμ

Κατασκήνωση Καλάνδρας, Ποσείδι, Χαλκιδική

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