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Educational objectives The summer school will promote an interdisciplinary view on the challenges of the shaping of our future energy system and will introduce the methodological approaches from the different disciplines. The broad spectrum of educational objectives contains: Participants will get familiar with innovative technical designs on sustainable energy systems. Participants will get an overview about energy policies in various European countries and understand their influence on the shaping of the energy system. Participants will get an overview of dimensions in and distributions of peoples attitudes and behaviors on energy-related subjects and to which extent media can affect public opinion.
Thereby, the following learning transfers should be achieved: Participants have formed their scientific approach while participating in the interdisciplinary discourse about the shaping of our future energy system. Participants have gained interdisciplinary skills in the topical thematic field of sustainable energy systems. Participants are capable of matching disciplinary methods towards a method-mix addressed to their fields of research interests and case studies.
Applicants Young and senior researchers are eligible, who are interested in the thematic field of sustainable energy systems. Young researchers (PhD students, post-Docs) should preferably be in the second year of their studies or post-doc, have conducted research and have already written a research paper. Participants from the disciplines mechanical and electrical engineering, economics, communication and political science with strong interest in sustainable energy systems and the interdependence between technical design and social acceptance are especially encouraged to apply. The work effort of the summer school corresponds to two ECTS points and a certificate will be provided for successful participation. If you or your colleagues are interested in participating SusES-future, please submit a short CV including your own fields of scientific interest, a motivation letter (1/4 A4 page), a publication list and th one main paper relevant to the summer school thematic field by August 12 , 2013 to boysen-grk@tust dresden.de. You will be informed about acceptance until 21 of August 2013. Costs and Financial support The participation in the courses is free of charge. A limited number of grants covering a lump-sum for travelling and accommodation are available. Please indicate in your application whether you wish to apply for a grant and why it is needed. Location The summer school will be hosted at the Technische Universitt Dresden. The TU Dresden is one of the nine most prestigious, oldest, and largest universities (TU9) focusing on engineering and technology in Germany and has been awarded the excellence status within the German Excellence Initiative. The city of Dresden has been called "Elbflorenz" (Florence of the Elbe), due to a very pleasant location and a mild climate on the Elbe. It offers a Baroque-style architecture and numerous world-renowned museums as well as art collections. Organisation and Contact Prof. Dr. Dominik Mst, Chair of Energy Economics, Technische Universitt Dresden Dipl.-Ing. Kirsten von der Heiden, Sc. Coordinator, Boysen-TUD-research training group, Email: boysen-grk@tu-dresden.de, Tel.: +49 351 463-43133 Internet: http://tu-dresden.de/forschung/forschungskompetenz/graduiertenkollegs/boysen/aktuelles/bgkiss