Die EU-CONEXUS JRI-Seminare sind kurze Online-Vorträge (max. 1 Stunde), bei denen Forschende ihre aktuellen Projekte, Ergebnisse oder Methoden vorstellen. Ziel ist es, den Austausch und die Vernetzung zwischen Wissenschaftler*innen im Bereich Smart Urban Coastal Sustainability zu fördern - also zu Themen rund um nachhaltige Entwicklung in städtischen und küstennahen Regionen.

Für wen sind sie gedacht?

Für Forschende, Doktorand*innen und Masterstudierende innerhalb von EU-CONEXUS und darüber hinaus, die an Küsten- und Nachhaltigkeitsthemen interessiert sind.

Wozu sind sie gut?

• Um Forschungsideen zu teilen und Feedback zu erhalten
• Um Kooperationen anzustoßen
• Um neue Technologien, Methoden oder Publikationen kennenzulernen

→ Structure, Services and Innovation: The Role of the Mathematics & Computer Science Department at UTCB in Engineering Education

- Scientific Domain: Coastal Engineering
- Date of presentation: 27/11/2025
- Time: 12:00–13:00 CET
- Presenter: Dr Mierlus Mazilu Ion, Technical University of Civil Engineering of Bucharest

Further details about the seminar and access to the registration form can be found at the following link:

🔗 JRI Webinar | Structure, Services and Innovation: The Role of the Mathematics & Computer Science Department at UTCB in Engineering Education 
(Affiliated research group: Department of Mathematics and Computer Science – ORCID profile)

→ Governance challenges in the Blue Economy

- Scientific Domain: Social Culture and Human Sciences
- Date of presentation: 03/12/2025
- Time: 11:00–12:00 CET
- Presenter: Dr Ioannis Katsounis, Lecturer and Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Ports Management and Shipping, National & Kapodistrian University of Athens

Further details about the seminar and the application process can be found at the following link:

🔗 JRI Webinar | Governance challenges in the Blue Economy (Affiliated research group: ResearchGate profile of Dr Ioannis Katsounis)

→ A Model Toolchain to Forecast the Future Hydrodynamic Responses of the Lower Nemunas River to Climate Change

- Scientific Domain: Environmental Sciences and Biodiversity
- Date of presentation: 11/12/2025
- Time: 14:20 CET
- Presenter: Chala Hailu Sime, Doctoral student in Ecology and Environmental Studies, Klaipeda University 

Further details about the seminar and access to the registration form can be found at the following link:

🔗 JRI Webinar | A Model Toolchain to Forecast the Future Hydrodynamic Responses of the Lower Nemunas River to Climate Change (After registration, you will receive the seminar attendance link via email)

→ Combining Traditional Building Systems with Contemporary Technology: The case of “Archontikon” in Akaki village, Nicosia

- Scientific Domain: Coastal Engineering
- Date of presentation: 18/12/2025
- Time: 09:00–10:00 CET
- Presenter: Dr Marios Pelekanos, Frederick University

Further details about the seminar and access to the registration form can be found at the following link:

🔗 JRI Webinar | Combining Traditional Building Systems with Contemporary Technology: The case of “Archontikon” in Akaki village, Nicosia (Affiliated research group: Research Unit for Historical Construction Systems)

→ Pollution and treatment of stormwater runoff (with focus non-urban landuses)
- Scientific Domain: Environmental Sciences and Biodiversity
- Date of presentation: 13/01/2026
- Time: 14:00 – 15:00 CET
- Presenter: Prof. Jens Tränckner, University of Rostock

Further details about the seminar and access to the registration form can be found at the following link:

🔗 JRI Webinar | Pollution and treatment of stormwater runoff (with focus non-urban landuses) (Affiliated research group: Water Management – ORCID profile of Prof. Jens Tränckner)

→ Feeding the Future: How Cities Can Grow Their Own Food
- Scientific Domain: Environmental Sciences and Biodiversity
- Date of presentation: 20/01/2026
- Time: 14:00–15:00 CET
- Presenter: Christos Vatistas, Doctoral student at the Agricultural University of Athens

Further details about the seminar and the application process can be found at the following link:

🔗 JRI Webinar | Feeding the Future: How Cities Can Grow Their Own Food (Affiliated research group: Laboratory of Farm Structures, scientifically responsible researcher: Prof. Thomas Bartzanas)