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MSCA Presidency Conference 2025 "Attracting and Retaining Research Talent in Europe"
SEP
Thu
18
SEP
Fri
19

This was 3 months ago

Location

Lyngby, Denmark

Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Building 116, Bygningstorvet, 2800 Kongens Lyngby
Denmark
Programmes
MSCA

The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) in collaboration with the Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union organises a High-Level Conference to explore how academia can attract and retain the brightest minds and shape the future of research in Europe. Are European universities ready to meet the aspirations of early-career researchers? 

Bringing together more than 200 people, and attracting the most relevant stakeholders, such as early career researchers, policymakers, university leaders, industry representatives, and other socio-economic actors, the conference will create a space for interactive discussions on the purpose-driven university, working culture, and intersectoral mobility.

Registration will open for onsite and online participation in April 2025. More information about the registration, conference programme, MSCA Falling Walls Lab Pitch competition, testimonials from 10 researchers from Danish universities and practical details is available on the website of the conference. 

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