On the 5th of November, the Circle U. European alliance invites you to its Climate Happy Hour to discuss the challenges of climate change for the islands. Register before 25 October to take part in the discussion!
Our doctoral students and teacher-researchers are also invited to come and present a summary of their research related to the theme of the event.
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The islands face a unique set of climate-related challenges because of their geographical and environmental characteristics. Join us on 5 November at 10.30 a.m. to reflect together on these climate challenges and the solutions that can be proposed.
The detailed programme of the event will be posted on the Circle U. European University website.
How can you take part?
Are you interested in this topic and would like to follow the conference online?
Register before 25 October 2024 for this Climate Happy Hour!
All participants will receive a certificate of participation.
How can you contribute?
Are you working on a research topic related to the theme of this event? Would you like to present it and highlight your work? Circle U. invites you to send us a summary of your research via the event form.
If you are selected, you will then be invited to give a 3-minute presentation of your project on the day of the event. Please note that your presentation will be recorded and put online on the alliance’s website.
→ Circle U. MUN webiste
→ To know more about Circle U.
Circle U. team at UPCité :
→ circleu.iro@u-paris.fr
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