Following the success of the first Graduate Conference held at the University of Luxembourg in April 2025, the Department of Philosophy at the University of Liège invites fellow researchers from the UniGR partner universities to a two-day conference.
27–28 April 2026
Université de Liège, Salle Lumière
The University of the Greater Region (UniGR) congratulates Marie Semelin, winner of the "Frontières" borders literary prize in 2026 for his novel "Les certitudes".
On May 18, a cross-border workshop will be held at the University of Luxembourg and online via Webex, focusing on the challenges of mapping and territorial monitoring in the context of No Net Land Take (NNLT) in the Greater Region.
This fall, another edition of the UniGR event series “ECHO” will take place: the symposium "ECHO 2026 – Sustainability and the Circular Future with UniGR-CIRKLA".
When? September 14th and 15th, 2026
Where? Saarland University – Saarbrücken, Germany
The Interreg project UniGR-CIRKLA invites you to the second edition of its "CIRKLA Summer School":
GREEN METALLURGY: CASE STUDY STEEL
Decarbonisation | Circularity | Innovation
When? 7–11 September 2026
Where? Saarbrücken
From March 12 to 13, 2026, the “Jugend- und Gästehaus Trier” became a vibrant forum for neuroscience research. Under the umbrella of the UniGR event series "ECHO", representatives from the cognitive neuroscience community at the seven UniGR partner universities gathered to discuss the latest scientific developments, meet new colleagues, and spark cross-border collaborations.
From June 1 to 3, the ORION programme of Université de Lorraine and its research partners, together with ENSGSI, invite you to take part in an international workshop on the "Digitalization of Enterprises and Organizations" in Nancy.
As part of the UniGR Visiting Professorship 2025, Dr. Sinkkonen is opening new perspectives for sex-sensitive research on neurodegenerative diseases.
You want to make an impact? Join the Master in Border Studies!
Dr. Marie Enders presents a UniGR-Toolbox for valorizing encounters in the Greater Region