Leipzig is one of the fastest-growing cities in Germany, offering a captivating blend of history, culture and modern attractions. Whether you're interested in art and music or want to explore a charming European city, there are countless things to do in Leipzig that will satisfy every type of visitor. Leipzig was home to famous composers such as Bach and Mendelssohn, and landmarks such as St Thomas Church and the Gewandhaus Orchestra reflect this heritage. The city offers a mix of historic and modern architecture, featuring the Monument to the Battle of the Nations (Völkerschlachtdenkmal) and the contemporary Leipzig Opera House. Nature lovers can visit numerous green parks and several blue lakes and rivers in and around the city. The city is well connected by an efficient transportation network, including an international airport and extensive rail links, making it an ideal conference venue for ISAM2025. The city is also a hub for education and research, with the University of Leipzig being one of the oldest universities in Germany, and the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) being the largest German research institute dedicated to complex environmental challenges.
Hosting institution
The Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ was founded in 1991 to conduct cutting-edge interdisciplinary research on environmental topics such as climate change, biodiversity and sustainable resource management. The UFZ collaborates with national and international partners to develop innovative solutions for a sustainable future. As a key player in environmental research and a valued partner for scientific collaboration, the UFZ has extensive experience in the organization of high-profile scientific conferences.
Conference venue
The Leipziger KUBUS is a modern conference centre in the Leipzig Science Park at Permoserstraße, where ISAM2025 will take place. Located in in the immediate vicinity of the UFZ, with perfect infrastructure and easy accessibility from the city centre, it is the best choice for this event.