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5PAGE 28Participants1234About MDU & VästeråsPAGE 03 - 07Projects list &Presentation SchedulePAGE 08 - 10AbstractsPAGE 11 - 25The Programme & LunchPAGE 26 - 27CONTENTSWelcome Booklet→6PAGE 29Organizers

Mälardalen University is a medium-sized regional university and it hascampusesinthecitiesofEskilstunaandVästerås,intheheartofaregionof growth. The region features multinational companies such as ABB,Ericsson and Volvo, but also beautiful Swedish countryside with lakes,woods and open fields. Around 18 000 students study courses and 55programmes in Design and Communication, Economics, Healthcare,Education,Engineering,ChamberMusicandOpera,bothatmaster’sandbachelor’slevels.Moreover,theuniversityoffers8Master’sprogrammesand 2 Bachelor’s programmes which are entirely taught in English. Theuniversity offers about 1,000 courses, including 150 courses taught inEnglish.EducationthatleadstoemploymentMälardalen University’s students areattractive on the labour market, both inSweden and in the rest of the world.Through high-quality education andcooperation with the surroundingcommunity, we prepare our students forprofessional working life.Research that provide value and benefitMälardalen University invests in researchwhich generates beneficial solutions forsocietal development. Cooperation with thesurrounding community creates value andbenefit both locally, nationally and globally.At MDU research is conducted in sixresearch specialisations:Future EnergyHealthcare and WelfareEmbedded SystemsIndustrial Engineering andOrganizationInnovation and Product RealisationEducational Sciences and Mathematics03ABOUT MDU & VÄSTERÅSCooperationforthebenefitofallMälardalen University has a longtradition and history of closecooperation with society and worksstrategically and goal-oriented towardsbeing the co-productive university thatbenefits industry and the community.We are involved in many joint projects,both national and international, ofconsiderable size that benefit theuniversity and our students, but also theregion, Sweden and the rest of theworld. The university is the Mälardalen’sregion’s own knowledge bank. We offercontract education that is important forcontinuing professional development inthe region. Together with themunicipalities of Eskilstuna andVästerås, we work to develop schools,social services and the workforce oftomorrow.orPswd: Euroweek2024

WeatherinvästeråsMÄLARDALENUNIVERSITYINSWEDENWILLBETHEHOSTFORTHE29THEUROWEEK(EW2024)FROMAPRIL22TOAPRIL26,2024.THEMAINTHEMEOFTHEEVENTIS"DILEMMASINTHETRANSITIONTOWARDSASUSTAINABLEFUTURE"WITHTHEFOLLOWINGTWOSUBCATEGORIES:(1)TWINTRANSITIONFORASUSTAINABLEFUTURE,AND;(2)MOVINGTOWARDSANDMAKINGRESILIENTENERGYSYSTEMSWORK.ARRIVAL:MONDAY22.04.2024DEPARTURE:SATURDAY27.04.2024Welcome Video from MDUVästerås from Above04ABOUT MDU & VÄSTERÅS Västerås for TouristsPH O TO BY JE N S B LU D AUVästerås is Sweden's 6th largest city and in the municipality (the city and thesurrounding areas) there are about 150.000 inhabitants. It is also one of the oldesttowns in the country and was an important town in Medieval Sweden. When the steelindustry developed in Sweden, in the 13th century, Västerås became an important porttown, situated on Lake Mälaren which is connected to the Baltic Sea.During the industrialisation era in the 19th and 20th centuries, Västerås againdeveloped a lot and several companies were started here: ABB (originallly called asASEA) and H&M probably being the most internationally well-known ones. Today,Västerås is a nice place to visit.SwedishKronavs.EURO

NEXT TO THE INFO DESK IS A KITCHEN AREA FOR STUDENTS, MICROWAVES, REFILL YOUR WATER BOTTLES,REFRIDGERATORS WHERE YOU CAN KEEP YOUR GLOBAL VILLAGE STUFF. IN THIS AREA ARE ALSO SOME OF THEGROUP ROOMS.ENTRANCE HALL R-BLOCK (FROM ABOVE). BY THEORANGE POTS WE WILL HAVE THE INFO DESKENTRANCE TO THE R-BLOCK (2) WHERE WE WILL HAVE ALL ACTIVITIES THIS IS THE BUILDING FOR THE STUDENT UNION(4). IN THIS BUILDING IS ALSO THE RESTAURANT“GLADA GÅSEN” (THE HAPPY GOOSE), WHERE WEWILL HAVE OUR LUNCHES.OVERVIEW MAP OF MDU CAMPUS VÄSTERÅS. OUR ACTIVITIES WILL BE IN THE R-BLOCK (2) ANDLUNCHES IN THE STUDENT UNION BUILDING (4).CAMPUS BY NIGHT

Campus VideoFIRST / GROUNDFLOORSECOND FLOOROPENING CEREMONY& POSTER PITCHTRACK 1INFO DESKPT01LV01ES01NO01ES01GR01TRACK 2TRACK 3GLOBAL VILLAGEFR01PT03NO02SE01FR03GR02LT01FR02PT02ES02TEACHERSTUE/WEDTEACHERSTHURSDAYEBM

Teachers live in the city center (most at Hotell Arkad and some at Clarion Etage) and the university(MDU) is a 10 min walk from your hotels. Therefore you will not get any bus tickets (it will take longer togo by bus than walk). Forthosearrivingbycar-pleasecontactthehoteltobookparkingspace(thereisadailyparkingfee).→TransportationtoandfromStudentAccommodationStudents will receive a travel card charged with single 20 trips for thewhole week. (ifyouusemorethanthat,youmustpaywithyourcreditcardonthebus)City busses numbers 2, 6 and 21 go from Västerås bus/train station tothe University bus stop and also to the students' accommodation.Buses 2 and 6 leave more frequently that 21 so make sure you catchthe bus in good time in the mornings to make sure you do not missmandatory sessions!HOTELL ARKADCLARION ETAGESomestudentshaveinformedtheycomebycar.Leaveitatthestudentaccommodationandcontactthehoteltoarrangeforparkingoutsidethestudenthotel.TheparkingsituationattheUniversityisbasicallynon-existingandtogetaparkingspotyoumustbetherearound07.30inthemorningMDUMDU

Each group has their own group room (see above left) for practice: the poster pitch on Tuesday between 10.30 - 15.30 (poster pitch starts in Omega at 16.00)presentations on Wednesday between 09.00 - 18.59 (presentations should be submitted onWednesday at 19.00)Above (right) you also find a schedule for when your group can make a rehearsal in thepresentation room. Rehearsals are on Wednesday between 09.00 - 18.00PROJECT LIST & PRESENTATION SCHEDULE 05

Each group has their own group room (see above left) for practice: the poster pitch on Tuesday between 10.30 - 15.30 (poster pitch starts in Omega at 16.00)presentations on Wednesday between 09.00 - 18.59 (presentations should be submitted onWednesday at 19.00)Above (right) you also find a schedule for when your group can make a rehearsal in thepresentation room. Rehearsals are on Wednesday between 09.00 - 18.00PROJECT LIST & PRESENTATION SCHEDULE 06

Each group has their own group room (see above left) for practice: the poster pitch on Tuesday between 10.30 - 15.30 (poster pitch starts in Omega at 16.00)presentations on Wednesday between 09.00 - 18.59 (presentations should be submitted onWednesday at 19.00)Above (right) you also find a schedule for when your group can make a rehearsal in thepresentation room. Rehearsals are on Wednesday between 09.00 - 18.00PROJECT LIST & PRESENTATION SCHEDULE 07

Track 1 - 09:10 - 10:20 in room DELTAProjectEW24NO01Academics: Kaja-Lena Isaksen (NO), Myriam Jansen (NL), Susana Paixao (PT)

Track 1 - 10:30 - 11:40 in room DELTAProjectEW24FR01Academics: Cosmin Gruescu & David Sueur (FR), Sari Toijonen-Kunnari (FI), Alina Katunian (LT)

Track 1 - 13:10 - 14:20 in room DELTAProjectEW24LV01Academics: Sandra Kraze (LV), Lenka Siráň ová (CZ), Cesar Diaz (CO)

Track 1 - 14:30 - 15:40 in room DELTAProjectEW24GR01Academics: Georgios Theriou (GR), Marta Jordan & LenaLeitenbauer (AT), Toon Larsson & Selen Savsin (SE)

Track 1 - 16:00 -17:10 in room DELTAProjectEW24ES01Academics: Joan Solé Pla (ES), Philippe Melotte (BE),Wojciech Dyduch & Magdalena Dominiczewska (PL)

Track 2 - 09:10 - 10:20 in room PIProjectEW24ES02Academics: A ngels Xabadia (ES), David Schü ller (CZ),Dimitrios Chatzoudes (GR)

Track 2 - 10:30 - 11:40 in room PIProjectEW24PT01Academics: Susana Paixao (PT), Agnés Peeters & NicolasClaessens (BE), Andreas Wilms & Eva-Maria Muhle (DE)

Track 2 - 13:10 - 14:20 in room PIProjectEW24PT02Academics: Luis Marques (PT), Inessa Laur (NO), Valentina Zaccaria & Sebastian Schwede (SE)

Track 2 - 14:30 - 15:40 in room PIProjectEW24LT01Academics: Agnė Simelytė (LT), Pia Kaari (FI), Cosmin Gruescu & David Sueur (FR)

Track 2 - 16:00 - 17:10 in room PIProjectEW24FR02Academics: Cosmin Gruescu & David Sueur (FR), WojciechDyduch & Magdalena Dominiczewska (PL), Marta Jordan &Lena Leitenbauer (AT)

Track 3 - 09:10 - 10:20 in room PAROSProjectEW24SE01Academics: Jan Skvaril (SE), Agnés Peeters & NicolasClaessens (BE), Luisa Bö hme (DE)

Track 3 - 10:30 - 11:40 in room PAROSProjectEW24GR02Academics: Stavros Valsamidis (GR), Kristaps Lesinskis (LV),Harma Schut (NL)

Track 3 - 13:10 - 14:20 in room PAROSProjectEW24FR03Academics: Cosmin Gruescu & David Sueur (FR), Zdeň kaVidecká (CZ), Marta Jordan & Lena Leitenbauer (AT)

Track 3 - 14:30 - 15:40 in room PAROSProjectEW24PT03Academics: Raquel Cardoso (PT), Helena Benito Mundet (ES),Philippe Melotte (BE)

Track 3 - 16:00 - 17:10 in room PAROSProjectEW24NO02Academics: Ingeborg Nordbø (NO), Vera Meister (DE), Cesar Diaz (CO)

25CONFERENCE PROGRAMMEO’Leary’s (Wednesday for all), StigenavKnut(Thursday for academics)and EliteStadshotellet (Friday’s Closing Ceremony) are all located bythe main square of Västerå s City. Five min walk from academics’ hotelsand ten min walk from the university.See GoogleMaps to estimate transport time also from the studentaccommodation by bus.

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Contact: euroweek2024@mdu.sehttps://www.primenetworking.eu/euroweek-2024/SANDRA KRAZEExecutive Board MemberBA School of Business andFinance, Riga LatviaCHARLOTTA EDLUNDManaging directorMälardalen University, SwedenDIMITRIOS MADITINOSExecutive Board MemberDemocritus University of ThraceGreeceMERYL ROSENBLATTExecutive Board MemberMolloy UniversityUnited StatesDAVID SCHÜLLERExecutive Board MemberBrno University of TechnologyCzech Republic→ANGELS XABADIAExecutive Board MemberUniversitat de GironaSpainMARTA JORDANExecutive Board MemberFH Joanneum, Department of ManagementAustria→