PhD Day Seminars

July 2, 2023 – h 2 pm – 6.00 pm

Room N02 – Velodromo building – Bocconi University, Milan

• How to write and defend a dissertation
• How to write, structure, and publish papers
• How to find a job
• What to expect as you transition to a young professional 

Associate Professor at School of Economics and Business – Norwegian University of Life Sciences

Professor in Energy Economics at TU Wien. He received a M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Economics (1984), a Ph.D. (1987) and a Venia Docendi (1998) in Energy Economics from TU Wien. Reinhard is Head of the Energy Economics Group (EEG) since 1996.

4:00 – 4:30 pm – Recess

Research Scholar at the Institute for Policy Integrity, at New York University School of Law and a Research Affiliate in the Program on Energy and Sustainable Development (PESD) at Stanford University. 

Project manager and consultant at BABLE and the Centre of Innovative Energy Systems.

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Please note:
– The definition of Young Professionals can be found here.
– The definition of Students can be found here.
– Spouses or accompanying persons receive the lowest registration fee, which covers the cost of food functions and social events only. Spouses/accompanying persons do not have access to conference meetings.

Registration Fee Scholarships

The Milan 2023 Conference organizers are offering a limited number of registration fee scholarships to offset the conference registration costs only to students who will be presenting a paper at the conference.

All travel and accommodation costs associated with attending the conference are the responsibility of the recipient.

Applications can only be submitted after your abstract has been accepted.  Registration Fee scholarships are awarded only to students that have had their papers accepted for presentation (in either a poster or concurrent session).  This is done on a rolling basis (first-come, first served) until funds run out.  No applications will be accepted after May  29, 2023. Only three scholarships are allocated to any one given academic institution.

In exchange for receiving a registration fee scholarship, students may be asked to assist the conference organizers with certain tasks, such as assembling registration packets, helping with registration, or providing technical support to session chairs.

 To be eligible for consideration, you must:

• be a full-time student as of the application deadline;
• be a member of IAEE in good standing. Membership information may be found at www.iaee.org.

Application materials must consist of:

1. Letter from applicant (see details below);
2. Letter from applicant’s advisor or another faculty member familiar with your research (see details below).

 The letter from applicant should:

• state that you meet qualifications listed above (include photocopy of student ID);
• briefly describe your energy interests and what you hope to accomplish by attending the conference;
• provide the title and authors of your paper submitted for presentation;
• provide the name and contact information for the faculty member who will be writing a letter on your behalf.

The letter from applicant’s advisor or another faculty member familiar with your research should:

• briefly describe your research interests, the nature of your academic program, and your academic progress;
• state whether he or she recommends that you be awarded the conference fee scholarship.

Please submit all materials electronically in PDF format to iaee@iaee.org, with “Application for Registration Fee Scholarship” in the subject line.

Students who do not receive a fee scholarship may still attend the conference at the reduced student registration rate. In order to qualify for the student rate, please submit a letter stating that you are a full-time student and are not employed full-time. The letter should provide the name and contact information for your main faculty advisor or your department chair and a copy of your student identification card. IAEE reserves the right to verify student status.