CYSENI – International conference on Energy and Natural Sciences issues

CYSENI 2021 goes ONLINE!

17th International Conference of Young Scientists on Energy and Natural Sciences Issues

May 24-28, 2021

The main goal of the 17th annual Conference is to discuss issues and perspectives of Natural Sciences and Energy Sector worldwide; as well as to allow young scientists to develop their skills. Ph. D. students, postdocs, master students and all other young scientists doing research on natural sciences and energy issues are welcome to the Conference as speakers and participants.

The new online form of the conference brings new challenges as well as new opportunities. It frees our resources and allows us to divert more efforts towards expanding the scope and increasing the reach of the Conference.

To attain these goals, this year Lithuanian Energy Institute (LEI) has partnered with two other top-tier Lithuanian science institutions: Lithuanian Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry (LAMMC) and Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (FTMC). This partnership is built on years of previous cooperation on identified synergies of their research fields, and is reflected in an expanded list of Topics for the Conference this year.

We are happy to announce that we have formed a partnership with Energies journal (MDPI):

The Energies journal announces “Best Paper Award” for one selected author with a prize of 500 CHF (462 EUR).

Efforts are ongoing to establish similar partnerships that cover the other two Sections of the Conference.

More information to follow – check the Conference website and Facebook for updates.

Participation in the conference is free of charge!

Key information

Keynote Speakers

Tony Donné

Programme Manager (CEO) of EUROfusion, the consortium coordinating the R&D in the field of fusion science and technology in Europe. Mr. Donné coordinated over 10 years the international activities in the field of diagnostics for ITER.

Francesco Comiti

Associate professor at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. His research interests include sediment transport in mountain rivers, fluvial morphology and river restoration, in-channel wood dynamics, debris flows monitoring, and hydrology of high elevation catchments.

Justus Oldenburg

Secretary of the technical director of GRS (Germany). He is focused on new reactor designs and respective international developments including improved licensing strategies and prerequisites for nuclear construction projects.

Michael LaBelle

Associate professor and the Jean Monnet Chair in Energy and Innovation Strategies at Central European University. His research is centered on energy governance, innovation strategies, and energy justice.

Stay informed

Present your research results and familiarise with the colleagues’ up-to-date research

Network

Make contacts with colleagues from Lithuanian and foreign scientific research institutions

Get feedback

Receive a review by the senior researchers on your submitted paper, explore an opportunity to review the papers of other conference participants.

Develop your skills

As a young scientists: practice to present your ideas and research results, discuss over various scientific topics.

The structure is there. The organization is great. Everything feels like it's a big conference, and that is very important to me as a young scientist, to get to know what a conference is about.

L. Jasiunas

Aalborg University, Denmark

One feature of CYSENI is the review process, which is more structured than in other events I have seen.

J. G. Dedecca

Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

It is very spectacular to see that you have people from more than 12 countries sitting together and disputing about most up-to-date problems of Energy and the Environment. I really love the organization and I hope to be back here next year.

M. Grygoruk

Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Poland

The level of the conference seems very professional and established.

H. Vennikas

Tallinn University of Applied Sciences, Estonia

Organizers

Cooperation