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Join the Unite!Energy Conference in Darmstadt

The third annual Unite!Energy Conference brings together early-career researchers and experts to exchange knowledge, explore the latest developments and innovations in sustainable energy, and discuss the role of gender-responsive STEM education.
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Professors, doctoral students and researchers are invited to the third annual Unite!Energy Conference on 26–27 November 2026.

There are two ways to participate:

Doctoral students and presenters: Share and explore sustainable energy research

Doctoral students and researchers interested in sustainable energy are invited to take part in the conference and explore current scientific results, developments and innovations in the field. Researchers also have the opportunity to share their latest scientific results with the community.

Participation and meals during the event are free of charge. Travel and accommodation expenses are not covered.

Registration is now open and must be completed by 15 October 2026:
https://forms.gle/RrPiznB9kUGPE52y6

For professors, researchers and administrative staff: Contribute an activity

Professors, researchers and administrative staff are invited to propose and lead activities as part of the third annual Unite!Energy Conference.

Proposals can contribute to the conference themes of sustainable energy research and innovation, gender-responsive research and education in STEM, or interdisciplinary approaches connecting sustainability, education and inclusion.

Funding is available to support selected activities, depending on their relevance and feasibility.

Proposals for activities must be submitted by 30 September 2026:
https://forms.gle/mipHEDNx6H5sFhiF8

For further questions, contact the organising team at unite.energy@upc.edu or unite-energy@tu-darmstadt.de.

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