Date
Wednesday September 3, 2025 from 10:00 AM to Thursday September 4, 2025 4:30 PMLocation
Technohal, Hallenweg 5 EnschedeOrganizer
Welcome to join us in contributing to the 4TU.ENERGY funded Energy Transition in Building community!
Date: 3-4 September 2025
Time: 10:30-17:00 hrs
Location: (t.b.d) &, UT Campus
The energy transition is upon us, demanding innovative and efficient solutions to power the future. Join us for an exciting two-day hackathon and workshop on Building energy Responsive Integration of supply and Demand engaGEment (叠搁滨顿骋贰)鈥�an exciting and groundbreaking initiative aimed at harmonizing building energy supply and demand through intelligent integration. Collaborate with young researchers and students from the 4TU universities to tackle real-world challenges and create solutions that will shape the future of energy in buildings. Network with academic and industry experts, gain insights, and get inspired to make an impact.
Day 1: Hackathon鈥� Targeting to PhDs but MSc/Postdocs are also welcome!
During this hands-on event, you will tackle real-world challenges focused on improving the energy system efficiency of buildings. Topics may include decentralized energy hubs, district heating & cooling, smart grid sustainability, AI-driven demand response and control systems, or any other innovative solution you bring to the table.
What鈥檚 more 鈥� throughout the hackathon & workshop, you'll have the opportunity to engage directly with experts from industry and academia, who will be available to provide feedback, insights, and inspiration. These connections are a valuable chance to explore potential career paths, receive mentorship, and spark future collaborations. The top 3 groups will earn exciting prize money 鈥� so bring your ideas, energy, and team spirit!
Day 2: Workshop鈥擮pen to all researchers!
Researchers 鈥� especially young researchers such as Associate and Assistant Professors, Postdocs, PhD students, and professionals 鈥� are warmly invited to join. This is a unique opportunity to connect with leading experts from academia, industry, and government, fostering collaborations that can inspire new research directions and practical applications.
For young researchers, it also offers a valuable platform to team up with peers and senior experts for future joint proposals, grant applications, and collaborative research initiatives.