The conference will be held on the historic campus of the University of Tartu in the heart of Estonia’s second-largest city, Tartu. The University of Tartu is one of the oldest universities in Eastern Europe, founded by the Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus in 1632.
The conference venue is a short walk from most hotels and the bus station. The Faculty of Social Sciences (Lossi 36) is the main conference venue for panel sessions. All conference rooms are equipped with a projector, PC, and speakers. No other audio-visual equipment will be provided. For Mac laptops: Be sure to bring the necessary cables to connect your Mac laptop to the projector. Free Wi-Fi (network name: ut-public) is available in all conference rooms.
The city of Tartu is a charming university town whose relaxed and sophisticated atmosphere creates a perfect environment for scholarly conversations. Tartu’s neoclassical center is small enough to cover on foot.
The first Keynote Lecture will be held in University of Tartu White Hall, Lossi 25.
The second Keynote Lecture will be held in Lodjakoda, Ujula 98.
The third Keynote Lecture will be held in University of Tartu Oecologicum, J. Liivi 2.
The last Keynote Lecture will be held in University of Tartu Library.
On the evening of day 2, from 17:00 until 20:00, we will have food and drinks at Lodjakoda and boat trips on the river Emajõgi with barge Jõmmu and river ship Pegasus.
The conference dinner will be held in AHHAA Science Center.