LT Doctoral School 2026. Estonian Energy Technology Doctoral Conference

📍 Toila Spa, Ranna 12, 41702 Toila, Estonia

The event will be held in English.

Target group

The conference is intended for doctoral researchers and supervisors in the field of energy technology.

General information

The Estonian Energy Technology Doctoral Conference brings together doctoral researchers, supervisors, and researchers in the field of energy technology from Estonian universities. The conference aims to provide doctoral researchers with an opportunity to present their research, discuss their research topics, receive constructive feedback, and establish new contacts and opportunities for collaboration. The programme includes presentations by experts and doctoral researchers, as well as thematic discussions.

After participating in the conference, a doctoral researcher: is able to present the aims, methodology, and results of their research to a broader professional audience; has an overview of current research trends in energy technology; is able to relate their research topic to broader developments in energy technology and to other fields of research; has established new contacts for potential future collaboration.

Learning outcomes

After participating in the conference, a doctoral researcher:

• is able to present the aims, methodology, and results of their research to a broader professional audience;
• has an overview of current research trends in energy technology;
• is able to relate their research topic to broader developments in energy technology and to other fields of research;
• has established new contacts for potential future collaboration.

Facilitator

Associate Professor Karmen Lust, Institute of Chemistry, University of Tartu.

Registration

➤ Register HERE.

The registration is open until October 19, 2026. The abstract submission deadline is October 23, 2026.

The maximum number of participants is 70.

The allocation of oral and poster presentations will be based on the research topics submitted during registration, the thematic balance of the programme, and the order of registration. Where possible, the organisers will take participants’ preferences for an oral or poster presentation into account; however, the final presentation format will be confirmed after registration closes.

Contact

For further information, please contact Karmen Lust,karmen.lust@ut.ee.

Estonian Doctoral School for Natural and Agricultural Sciences.