Looking for a perfect and strategic communication & dissemination opportunity for your EU project?
Showcase your EU project at SDEWES 2025 by organizing a Conference Side Event!
Dubrovnik SDEWES 2025 conference provides an opportunity to bring much deserved attention to projects focused on any topic covered by the conference scope.
You may also want to present a platform, a company, business model, or any other event, as long as it is in the conference scope.
Host a side event dedicated to your project in Dubrovnik! A limited number of additional conference rooms are at our disposal at hotel Valamar Lacroma in Dubrovnik during the conference week.
Don't miss this opportunity!
Details and pricing
One 2 hour slot session, plus delivering materials, and placing roll ups in hall, 5340 EUR until May 31, 7140 EUR from June 1. The listed price covers full conference participation for 6 delegates and a dedicated time slot (selected by you) in the conference schedule. Project side event will be listed in the conference website (side events section) and schedule page (linking to the event on the events section)
Get more information or send your EU project side event proposal to sdewes2025@sdewes.org.
Date: Friday, 10th October 2025
Time: 12:00-14:00
Room: ROOM D
Chair: Prof. Goran Krajačić
Successful projects are crucial for achieving sustainable development of energy, water and environment systems so SDEWES centre provides all conference participants opportunity to present their projects through short pitch presentation up to 5 slides and 5 minutes presentations.
Application for event is possible through COMET system.
LIST OF PROJECTS CURRENTLY SUBMITTED
Date: Tuesday, 7th October 2025
Time: 16.00-17.30
Room: ROOM C
Presenters:
Helen Habernickel, Executive Publisher, Energy Journals, Elsevier, Germany, and Dana Niculescu, Senior Publisher, Energy Journals, Elsevier, The Netherlands.
Abstract:
The workshop discusses Generative AI (GenAI) and its impact on scientific writing and publishing: GenAI, powered by Large Language Models like ChatGPT, can generate content based on prompts, offering benefits such as time saving, language improvement, research idea generation, and increased accessibility. On the other hand, it also runs the risk of misinformation, bias, lack of transparency, environmental impact, and content homogenization. The workshop also includes information on global legislation in key countries, aimed at regulating AI use, Elsevier’s policies on ethical AI use, and AI tools developed by Elsevier for manuscript screening, reviewer matching, and innovative solutions to support researchers.
