4 PhD students and postdocs mainly from universities in Europe have spent last week of August at DTU Compute to learn about smart energy systems and intelligent energy savings. The summer school was arranged by the two centres CITIES, lead by DTU (including the Interreg supported project Smart Cities Accelerator (SCA) and researchers from DTU, Section for Dynamical Systems), and FME-ZEN, lead by NTNU in Norway in collaboration with IEA EBC Annexes 67 & 71.

Summer school: Time Series Analysis – w...

Venue: DTU and online, Copenhagen, Denmark Date: August 24-28, 2020 (registration before June 15. – Learn more in the link below)

Due to the COVID-19 situation, DTU is currently locked down and we don’t know if it will be open for the week of the summer school. Further, it’s probably not going to be possible to travel to Denmark.

Therefore: It will be possible, in any case, to participate in the summer school via online means. We will stream the lectures and will provide online interaction for all participants and assistance during exercises.

Learn more about the summer school and the cost of participation here: Summer School Announcement 2020

Watch the video from last year’s summer school

Contact

Hanne Kokkegård  

hanko@dtu.dk
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