CLIMATE CHANGE AND EUROPEAN CITIES. FIRST T-LAB Fair and the 2nd Stakeholder Challenge in Sofia

Sofia University is proud to host the FIRST T-LAB Fair and the 2nd Stakeholder Challenge, happening 2–4 June 2025 in Sofia.

Topic:
CLIMATE CHANGE AND EUROPEAN CITIES: ADAPTATION TO THE URBAN HEAT ISLAND EFFECT AND NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS

During the event, you will:

  • Explore the innovative work of the Transform4Europe (T4EU) Labs
  • Participate in workshops and thematic discussions
  • Visit a Geospatial Research & Technologies Fair
  • Engage with stakeholders, researchers, and businesses
  • Witness the Stakeholder Challenge — a unique experience for students to tackle real-world urban issues

Who should apply?
BA, MA, and PhD students with an interest in climate action, sustainability, urban planning, and innovation.

Each partner university is going to select 2 students. Don’t miss the chance to be part of it!

To apply, just click here

Application deadline: 15 May 2025

Apply for the Stakeholder challenge

Students and academic staff from the T4EU Alliance Universities are invited to join the latest Stakeholder Challenge.

Aster Coop, an Italian company specialising in the management of integrated logistics services – launched a challenge that aims to set up a “Maintenance Scheduler”. Participants will have to set up a scheduler able to handle various activities related to routine and extraordinary maintenance of Aster Coop’s facilities (warehouses), equipment and machinery.

They will work on the development of a software, which can assist in managing all the activities related to ordinary and extraordinary maintenance. The entire challenge will be ONLINE!

The software will have to:

  • generate alerts as the deadline of maintenance activities approaches;
  • generate a new maintenance expiration date when the activity is accomplished;
  • should have the possibility to upload reports and images of the maintenance performed by the operator;
  • must be able to store the history of all the maintenance activities;
  • must be able to have a “ticketing system” for reporting anomalies and extraordinary damages. The operator who identifies a contingency requiring intervention (breakdown, breakage, alarm, etc.) “opens a ticket” within the scheduler reporting that it is required to intervene on a facility or machinery

Detailed announcement

Apply by August 3!