For early career researchers (ECR) at HNEE \, i.e. doctoral researchers and postdocs\, regular writing sessions are o ffered – and students as well as other interested participants are warml y welcome!
\nThese shared writing sessions provide a space for focus ed and productive work – whether you are working on your next publicatio n\, a research proposal\, or your thesis. In a motivating atmosphere\, it is often easier to stay on track\, maintain focus\, and make progress.
\nThe seminar room in the HNEE library offers the ideal setting: quiet\ , inspiring\, and perfectly suited for concentrated work.
\nIf you w ould like to participate\, please register in advance via email: wissenschaftlice.karriere@hnee.de
LOCATION:Seminar room at HNEE library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-pandemics-and-wildlife-what-is-the-role-of-environmental-h istory-2026-05-19 DTSTAMP:20260428T092424Z DTSTART:20260519T170000Z DTEND:20260519T190000Z SUMMARY:New faces. New ideas.: Pandemics and wildlife – What is the role of environmental history? DESCRIPTION:The speaker is Prof. Dr. Denise Matias\, Professor of Ecosyste m-Based Transformation Management in UNESCO Biosphere Reserves.\nThis time \, the event is hosted by the State Forestry Competence Center (LFE) on th e Forest Campus.\nWith “Neue Köpfe. Neue Ideen. - Hochschule ganz nah\, ” HNEE is launching a new public event series that brings academia to wh ere it’s needed most: right into the heart of urban society. Under this theme\, newly appointed HNEE professors will introduce themselves\, presen t their research\, and engage directly with residents\, businesses\, and r egional partners. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The speaker is Prof. Dr. Denise Matias\, P rofessor of Ecosystem-Based Transformation Management in UNESCO Biosphere Reserves.
\nThis time\, the event is hosted by the State Forestry Co mpetence Center (LFE) on the Forest Campus.
\nWith “Neu e Köpfe. Neue Ideen. - Hochschule ganz nah\,” HNEE is launchin g a new public event series that brings academia to where it’s needed mo st: right into the heart of urban society. Under this theme\, newly appoin ted HNEE professors will introduce themselves\, present their research\, a nd engage directly with residents\, businesses\, and regional partners.
LOCATION:Waldcampus Landeskompetenzzentrum Forst (LFE) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-wika-schreibtag-an-der-hnee-22-05-26-2026-05-22 DTSTAMP:20260428T180726Z DTSTART:20260522T070000Z DTEND:20260522T140000Z SUMMARY:ECR Writing Day at HNEE DESCRIPTION:For early career researchers (ECR) at HNEE\, i.e. doctoral res earchers and postdocs\, regular writing sessions are offered – and stude nts as well as other interested participants are warmly welcome!\nThese sh ared writing sessions provide a space for focused and productive work – whether you are working on your next publication\, a research proposal\, o r your thesis. In a motivating atmosphere\, it is often easier to stay on track\, maintain focus\, and make progress.\nThe seminar room in the HNEE library offers the ideal setting: quiet\, inspiring\, and perfectly suited for concentrated work.\nIf you would like to participate\, please registe r in advance via email: wissenschaftlice.karriere@hnee.de X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:For early career researchers (ECR) at HNEE \, i.e. doctoral researchers and postdocs\, regular writing sessions are o ffered – and students as well as other interested participants are warml y welcome!
\nThese shared writing sessions provide a space for focus ed and productive work – whether you are working on your next publicatio n\, a research proposal\, or your thesis. In a motivating atmosphere\, it is often easier to stay on track\, maintain focus\, and make progress.
\nThe seminar room in the HNEE library offers the ideal setting: quiet\ , inspiring\, and perfectly suited for concentrated work.
\nIf you w ould like to participate\, please register in advance via email: wissenschaftlice.karriere@hnee.de
LOCATION:Seminar room at HNEE library END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-sesin-online-info-event-2026-05-28-2 DTSTAMP:20260313T164127Z DTSTART:20260528T070000Z DTEND:20260528T073000Z SUMMARY:SESIN online info event DESCRIPTION:SESIN - Your journey to next generation of impact entrepreneur ship!\nWould you like to find out more or do you have specific questions?\ nLet's have a chat. Those interested in the Master's degree programme in S ustainable Entrepreneurship & Social Innovation are very specific. That's why we offer monthly online information events (German/English as required ).\nPlease log in directly to our university conference tool\, registratio n is not necessary.\nWe are here for you! X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:SESIN - Your journey to next gener ation of impact entrepreneurship!
\nWould you like to find out more or do you have specific questions?
\nLet's have a chat. Tho se interested in the Master's degree programme in Sustainable Entrepreneurship &\; Social Innov ation are very specific. That's why we offer monthly online informatio n events (German/English as required).
\nPlease log in directly to o ur university conference tool\, registrat ion is not necessary.
\nWe are here for you!
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The joint do ctoral and research colloquium of the four Universities of Applied Science s in Brandenburg invites participants to engage in academic exchange on on going research and doctoral projects at the universities. In addition\, ch allenges\, tips\, and practical advice related to the doctoral journey wil l be shared and discussed with the participants. The colloquium is open to all interested researchers. It was launched in the summer semester of 202 5 and will now continue as a regular event. The sessions take place online approximately every four weeks during the lecture period.
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On May 28\, Nursultan Daupayev\, doct
oral researcher at the Technischen Hochschul
e Brandenburg\, will present his doctoral project.
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Title: Energy Harvesting Wireless Sensor Networks for Structural Health Monitoring
\n< p>Buildings are exposed to environmental influences\, which reduce their l ifespan and can lead to structural degradation. This research focuses on t he development of wireless sensor networks that enable continuous monitori ng of building conditions\, addressing energy limitation issues through en ergy harvesting and efficient data collection. The goal is to develop self -sustaining sensor network systems that assess and predict the degree of m aterial degradation and reduce maintenance costs. LOCATION:online without registration (https://fh-potsdam.zoom-x.de/j/62480 658861?pwd=JcHA5CzRv4pJJZnCY3UyVpL0Npgbva.1) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-phd-lunch-at-hnee-05-26-2026-05-29 DTSTAMP:20260410T135735Z DTSTART:20260529T093000Z DTEND:20260529T103000Z SUMMARY:PhD-Lunch at HNEE DESCRIPTION:At the Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development\, the PhD Lunch takes place regularly – an open meeting for doctoral candidat es and those interested in pursuing a PhD. Held in the university’s cafe teria\, it offers an opportunity to connect over lunch\, share experiences \, and build new contacts in an informal setting.\nThe PhD Lunch thrives o n informal exchange: whether it’s questions about doing a PhD\, insights into current research projects\, or discussions about challenges and care er perspectives – there is space for all topics related to academic path s.\nThe Advisor for academic career development is also present and availa ble for questions\, input\, and individual concerns.\nThe PhD Lunch is aim ed at anyone who is currently pursuing a doctorate or considering embarkin g on one – regardless of discipline or stage of the project. It is an id eal opportunity to get to know the doctoral culture at HNEE and become par t of a growing network.\n\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:At the Eberswalde University for Sustainab le Development\, the PhD Lunch takes place regularly – an open meeting f or doctoral candidates and those interested in pursuing a PhD. Held in the university’s cafeteria\, it offers an opportunity to connect over lunch \, share experiences\, and build new contacts in an informal setting.
\ nThe PhD Lunch thrives on informal exchange: whether it’s questions a bout doing a PhD\, insights into current research projects\, or discussion s about challenges and career perspectives – there is space for all topi cs related to academic paths.
\nThe Advisor for academic career deve lopment is also present and available for questions\, input\, and individu al concerns.
\nThe PhD Lunch is aimed at anyone who is currently pur suing a doctorate or considering embarking on one – regardless of discip line or stage of the project. It is an ideal opportunity to get to know th e doctoral culture at HNEE and become part of a growing network.
\n\n LOCATION:HNEE City Campus Canteen\; without registration END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR