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Introducing the DEMS PhD Student Seminars
We are excited to launch a new initiative designed to create a welcoming, supportive, and stimulating environment for all PhD students at DEMS.
This seminar series is your dedicated space to:
Present your research: Share your ongoing work and preliminary findings.
Discuss your proposals: Outline and refine your future research directions.
Receive constructive feedback: Engage with peers and senior researchers to strengthen your methodologies.
Exchange ideas: Build a collaborative network and grow professionally alongside your colleagues.
The goal is simple: to build a vibrant academic community where everyone feels comfortable sharing their work and improving it through open discussion.
Regular reminders and agendas will be sent out before each presentation, so please stay tuned!
We truly hope you will join this initiative. Your participation, ideas, and support are what will make it a real success. Let’s learn, discuss, and grow together.
Next seminars
Next seminars
🎓 The PhD Seminar Series – ECOSTATDATA is back!
✨ We are excited to kick off a new round of seminars, bringing together PhD students and researchers for stimulating discussions, fresh ideas, and the opportunity to share ongoing research.
📢 The next seminar will feature
Pietro Corti, IVth year (Cattolica)
who will present his paper (Co-author: Prof. Emiliano Santoro)
“Decarbonization, Emission Abatement, and Monetary Policy.”
When: 9 November 2026 / 12.30 - 13.30
Where: Room U7 - 07
📅 The calendar of upcoming presentations will be available soon. Stay tuned for updates on our future seminars and speakers!
💡 Interested in presenting your research? We'd love to hear from you!
Feel free to contact the organizers to take part in our seminar series.
🚀 Our PhD Seminar Bicocca page will keep you updated on upcoming presentations, announcements, and opportunities to engage with our research community.
🤝 We look forward to welcoming you back and sharing another semester of ideas, research, and discussion!
Ph.D. programme coordinator
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