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Sixth SMARTGYsum Doctoral School Set to Launch in January 2025
Sixth SMARTGYsum Doctoral School Set to Launch in January 2025

Sixth SMARTGYsum Doctoral School Set to Launch in January 2025 The European Training Network project SMARTGYsum is gearing up for its sixth Doctoral School, scheduled for January 20-25, 2025, in the picturesque city of Pärnu, known as Estonia’s Summer Capital. This event, one of seven key network-wide training initiatives, promises a comprehensive educational and networking experience for Early Stage Researchers (ESRs) from across Europe. What to Expect at the Doctoral School The Doctoral School will feature an intensive week filled with specialized courses designed to offer each participant valuable insights into cutting-edge topics such as cyber security for microgrids, energy storage systems, AI-driven innovation in power electronics, and more. The courses will be led by experts from renowned institutions such as AAU, WUT, DTU, UB, TalTech, and Siemens. Participants will receive ECTS credits for each course, enhancing their academic and professional profiles. The school’s schedule also includes multiple social events to foster collaboration and integration among consortium members and project partners, strengthening the foundation for future research partnerships. Registration and Attendance Details Prospective attendees must register by December 1, 2024, and can choose from a full week or half-week attendance, with fees covering accommodations, meals, and access to the venue’s facilities. The venue, Hotel SPA Tervis, is ideally located next to Pärnu’s historic Yachting Harbor and offers attendees luxurious amenities including a sauna center and swimming pool. Exploring Pärnu Pärnu offers more than just an excellent symposium venue; it is a hub of culture and history. Known as Estonia’s Summer Capital, the city boasts a rich history dating back 11,000 years and provides numerous opportunities for exploring architectural and historical sites. Its convenient location also allows for easy access from major cities like Tallinn and Riga, making it accessible for international visitors. Join Us for a Transformative Experience The 6th Doctoral School promises to be a transformative week for all involved, providing a rich blend of academic rigor and cultural enrichment. Stay tuned for more updates as we approach the event, and make sure to secure your place in what promises to be an invaluable educational journey. For more information and to register, visit SMARTGYsum’s official training page.


The Sixth SMARTGYsum Doctoral School is coming
The Sixth SMARTGYsum Doctoral School is coming

6th Doctoral School of the European Training Network Project Smart and Green EnergY Systems and BUsiness Models January 20-25, 2025, Pärnu, Estonia The 6th Doctoral School of the European Training Network project SMARTGYsum, organized by TALTECH, brings a new appointment among the seven main network-wide training events organized during this project. The school will continue ESRs’ participation in training courses, each giving a certificate worth 1 ECTS credit. It will also include social events to get to know each other among the consortium members, improve research integration between the project beneficiaries and partners, and establish long-lasting collaboration between the ESRs. Visit the project website (https://www.smartgysum.eu/Home/Training) where you can get more information about the training activities in the project and the future doctoral schools. ESRs will also present their activities to the EU experts during a one-day evaluation meeting.


This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement no. 955614.