How can you communicate complex research c learly and convincingly to different audiences while maintaining scientifi c precision? In this workshop\, you will learn to structure and present yo ur research effectively across different audiences\, communication context s and formats. Working with your own research topics\, presentations and p osters\, you will put these approaches into practice\, receive individual trainer feedback and benefit from structured peer feedback. The workshop w ill help you sharpen your message\, strengthen your communication skills a nd gain confidence in presenting your research to both academic and non-ac ademic audiences. \;
\n LOCATION:Friedrichstraße\, 10117 Berlin END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-phd-lunch-at-hnee-10-26-2026-10-14 DTSTAMP:20260817T112044Z DTSTART:20261014T093000Z DTEND:20261014T103000Z 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. 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.
LOCATION:HNEE City Campus Canteen\; without registration END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-ai-doctorate2026-2026-10-16 DTSTAMP:20260831T133129Z DTSTART:20261016T070000Z DTEND:20261016T110000Z SUMMARY:Using AI in Your Doctoral Research - Fundamentals and Frameworks ( Kick off) DESCRIPTION:How can AI be used effectively in doctoral research and everyd ay academic work – and where are the limits and grey areas? In this work shop series participants will have the opportunity to explore different AI applications hands-on and apply them to concrete tasks from their own res earch and academic work – from structuring and analysing data to working with texts and organising their work.\nThe in-depth modules in November a nd December can be booked individually\; however\, participation in the Ki ck-off Workshop on 16 October is a prerequisite for attending the Deep Div es.\nTo kick off the workshop series\, participants will explore the basic principles of how generative AI works\, its typical potentials and limita tions\, as well as key questions around data protection and the legal and institutional frameworks governing its use in academic work. Using case st udies and participants’ own experiences\, the workshop will also address grey areas\, transparency\, documentation\, and academic responsibility w hen using AI. Participants will then be introduced to basic prompting tech niques and have the opportunity to put them into practice using their own examples and the AI tools available to them.\nRegister now! X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:How can AI be used effectively in doctoral research and everyday academic work – and where are the limits and grey areas? In this workshop series participants will have the opportunity to explore different AI applications hands-on and apply them to concrete task s from their own research and academic work – from structuring and analy sing data to working with texts and organising their work.
\nThe in- depth modules in November and December can be booked individually\; howeve r\, participation in the Kick-off Workshop on 16 October is a prerequisite for attending the Deep Dives.
\nTo kick off the workshop series\, p articipants will explore the basic principles of how generative AI works\, its typical potentials and limitations\, as well as key questions around data protection and the legal and institutional frameworks governing its u se in academic work. Using case studies and participants’ own experience s\, the workshop will also address grey areas\, transparency\, documentati on\, and academic responsibility when using AI. Participants will then be introduced to basic prompting techniques and have the opportunity to put t hem into practice using their own examples and the AI tools available to t hem.
\n LOCATION:Online END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-guided-tour-of-the-city-and-forest-campus-2026-10-23 DTSTAMP:20260717T102146Z DTSTART:20261023T110000Z DTEND:20261023T150000Z SUMMARY:Guided tour of the city and forest campus DESCRIPTION:To familiarise prospective students (and accompanying persons) with the campus\, we offer a guided walking tour of both the City Campus and the Forest Campus of Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development (HNEE). The tour starts at the City Campus and ends at the Forest Campus (Alfred-Möller-Straße 1). The walk between the two locations takes appro ximately 20 minutes.\nFurther information about the meeting point will be sent by email in advance. \nThe tour can also be conducted in English. A ny special requirements or accessibility needs can be indicated during reg istration. \nAccompanying persons are required to register separately. \ nRegistration deadline is October 15\, 2026. \nRegistration X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:To familiarise prospective students (and a ccompanying persons) with the campus\, we offer a guided walking tour of b oth the City Campus and the Forest Campus of Eberswalde University for Sus tainable Development (HNEE). The tour starts at the City Campus and ends a t the Forest Campus (Alfred-Möller-Straße 1). The walk between the two l ocations takes approximately 20 minutes.
\nFurther information about the meeting point will be sent by email in advance. \;
\nThe t our can also be conducted in English. Any special requirements or accessib ility needs can be indicated during registration. \;
\nAccompany ing persons are required to register separately. \;
\nRe gistration deadline is October 15\, 2026. \;
\n LOCATION:City & Forest Campus END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR