Conferences like these are the perfect opportunity for networking with other scientists from the same field, staying up to date with the latest developments and finding inspiration for possible new applications and solutions for existing challenges.
Henning Knauer from the Fraunhofer IEG represented the OptiDrill consortium and shared his insights on “Optimisation of Geothermal Drilling with Machine Learning” in the second session of the webinar.
With a call for papers, the German Geothermal Association invited interested scientists and projects to present their current scientific findings at the DGK. Young scientists were also invited to participate in the “Science Bar”. This poster competition offered the opportunity to present bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral theses on the topic of geothermal energy to a broad professional audience.
The 14th annual European Geothermal PhD Days (EGPD) was held on 4th-6th April, 2023 in Glasgow, Scotland. This was the first time EGPD was hosted in the City of Glasgow, where the event was organised by a team from the University of Glasgow, the University of Strathclyde and the University of Edinburgh. The EGPD 2023 …
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