Annual reception. Photo: André Künzelmann/UFZ

Events

Science and research require communication among experts of the same discipline and across the disciplines as well as communication with their stakeholders and society. A wide variety of scientific and popular science events prove to be an ideal platform for this purpose. In addition to contact persons and the events calendar you will also find information here about upcoming popular science events and science events, conferences and congresses at the UFZ as well as about the UFZ’s event centre, the Leipzig KUBUS.

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Current events

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BONARES Status Seminar

Soil as a sustainable resource for the bioeconomy | 17-19 February 2020 | Leipzig KUBUS | Germany

Programme and registration
Luftbild Landschaft mit Gewässer, Feldern und Wald. Foto: fotolia.com

9th Reaktive Workshop & OpenGeoSys Training

9th Reactive Transport PhD Workshop & Short OpenGeoSys-6 (OGS-6) Training Course | 16-17 March 2020 | Leipziger KUBUS | Leipzig, Germany

Program and registration
GEO BON Open Science Conference 2020

GEO BON Open Science Conference 2020

Development of Biodiversity Observation Networks and Essential Biodiversity Variables | 6-10 July 2020 | Leipziger KUBUS | Leipzig

Information and registration
Urban forest in Leipzig-Plagwitz. Photo: André Künzelmann/UFZ

URP2020

Sustainable and resilient urban-rural partnerships | 25-27 November 2020 | Leipziger KUBUS | Leipzig, Germany

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Photo: André Künzelmann/UFZ

The Leipzig KUBUS

The Leipzig KUBUS is the UFZ’s event centre for in-house events. This location can also be hired by external parties for events.

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Photo: Stephan Boehme

Science events

The UFZ organises scientific conferences, congresses, workshops and seminars.

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Photo: Klaus-D. Sonntag

Popular science events

Here you will find events such as the event series Helmholtz Environmental Lectures, the Long Nights of Science and the Leipzig Round Table for the Environment among others.

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