TRAINING & EVENTS
The primary objective of the SMILE training program is to equip Doctoral Candidates with the necessary skills and knowledge to cultivate independence in their research endeavors while also enabling them to discover innovative and groundbreaking solutions in their respective fields.
Final Conference Session at EGU
Coupled processes in geological media and their impact on geo-energy technologies Date: Friday, May 8th 2026 Orals: Fri, 08 May, 14:00–18:00. Room -2.43 Posters: Attendance Fri, 08 May, 10:45–12:30 (CEST) | Display Fri, 08 May, 08:30–12:30 Hall X4…
Professional course IV: Producing Dissemination Short Videos II
Dates: February, 2nd and 3rd. + individual work (8 hours aprox.) Hours: Feb, 2 (9 to 18 h.) and Feb, 3 (9 to 16 h.) Location: Sa Riera, Palma Instructor: Gonzalo Álvarez Marañón To be a scientific leader today, research is no longer enough;…
Professional course II: Identifying R&D needs, mapping industry needs into research goals and developing smart proposals
Program 8.30 - 9.30 Overview of Industry needs in the field of geoenergy – NTNU, Philip Ringrose 9.30 - 11 Transferring and disseminating your results - Tomasz Chichocki, Horizon Results Booster 11 - 11.30 break 11.30 - 12.30 Funding opportunities…
World Carbon Capture and Storage Conference
SMILE European Doctoral Network on Geo-energies is supporting the World CCUS Conference 2025, and a group of SMILE members, students and advisors will participate in the research event held in Bergen (Norway), September 1st to 4th: Tuesday,…
Geoenergies for the Ecological Transition Summer School
When: June, 9th to 13th, 2025
Where: Room 18. Edifici Sa Riera.…
SMILE Training Prague
Date: January, 27th to 31st, 2025 Location: Prague Technical course III: Numerical modelling of coupled processes, Christopher McDermott (UEDIN) January, 27th to 29th Objective: To provide an overview of the most recent techniques for modelling…
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