University of Rostock – Bridging Excellence among Peripheral Regions
The University of Rostock (UROS) invites researchers, SMEs, and stakeholders to its online seminar: “Bridging Excellence among Peripheral Regions: Adaptation to Climate Change & Restoring Our Oceans and Waters in the Blue and/or Circular Economy.” This event takes place on Wednesday, December 12th, 2024, at 11:30 CET (Central European Time).
Addressing Outermost Region Challenges:
The EXPER project, funded by Horizon Europe, aims to empower outermost regions by strengthening their research and innovation (R&I) capacity. The University of Rostock, collaborating with institutions like the University of the Azores and the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, seeks to bridge the gap by sharing expertise and fostering collaborative research efforts.
Focus on EXPER Societal Challenges Working Groups (SCWGs):
- SCWG 1: Adapting to Climate Change (biodiversity conservation, environmental impacts, sustainable policy)
- SCWG 2: Restoring Our Oceans and Waters (climate change resilience, marine biodiversity, sustainable fisheries)
Learn from Renowned Researchers:
- Prof. Dr. Bettina Eichler-Löbermann: Crop Production and Nutrient Cycles
- Prof. Dr. Hendrik Schubert: Aquatic Ecology
- Prof. Dr. Michael Leyer (EXPER Project Leader): Digitization & Process Management
- Dr. Adrian A. Bischoff-Lang: Aquaculture and Sea Ranching
Networking and Collaboration:
The seminar offers a dedicated Q&A session for attendees to discuss potential collaboration opportunities and develop joint research proposals aligned with Horizon Europe calls.
Meet the Experts:
Detailed biographies of each speaker highlight their achievements and expertise, providing valuable insights into their research areas. Check the Agenda here.
Register Now!
Space is limited. Register for this insightful event by clicking here.
Join UROS and the EXPER project in advancing sustainability solutions for peripheral regions!
We highly encourage researchers to start a collaboration with our speakers from the University of Rostock and in this context we want to point out two different funding opportunities.
For research/training activities at University of Rostock.
For direct professional collaboration when research activities match exactly with research interest of University of Rostock members.
