Conference format

The Conference will be organised in the form of traditional academic panel sessions, bringing together university students, doctoral candidates and early-career researchers whose abstracts have successfully passed the double-blind peer-review process.

Presentations

Each participant will be allocated 20 minutes to present their research. Presentations should clearly communicate the research problem, methodology, principal findings and conclusions, while highlighting the contribution of the research to the broader debate on energy justice and the energy transition.

Panel Discussions

Each academic panel will conclude with a moderated discussion. The moderator will invite questions and comments from participants and the audience and encourage an exchange of views between the speakers.

The discussion is intended to provide young researchers with constructive academic feedback, allow them to defend and further develop their arguments, and encourage dialogue between different disciplinary and national perspectives.

Academic Dialogue

The Conference format is designed to go beyond the presentation of individual papers. Its purpose is to create an environment for academic discussion, exchange of ideas and international networking. Young researchers will have an opportunity to discuss their work with participants from different countries and benefit from interaction with experienced academics and experts.

The guiding principle of the Conference is therefore:

Present your research. Discuss your ideas. Receive academic feedback. Build international connections.