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KTH, Stockholm University and RISE
Sunset sky with pink and purple hues over Stockholm, advertising the 2nd Digital Futures Young Scientist Conference on 20 February 2025.

Call for Abstract Deadline: 18 December 2024

Welcome to the 2nd Digital Futures Young Scientist Conference on 20 February 2025!

Join us for a single-day event where PhD students and postdocs working with Digital Futures affiliated faculty members have the opportunity to showcase their ideas during poster sessions.

Attend a keynote focusing on the benefits and risks of AI and join a workshop with a TEDx coach giving attendees a set of tools towards better presentation skills.

The Wallenberg Initiative will also host a panel discussion on start-up funding.

We invite submissions of abstracts!

Important Dates

  • Abstract submission opens: 12 November 2024
  • Abstract submission closes: 18 December 2024
  • Notification of acceptance: 20 January 20 2025

For submission guidelines, registration (no cost), program, venue and questions go to Digital Futures Young Scientist Conference website.

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