Working on a thesis and stuck on something? This session is for students who want to talk through common problems with their drafts. We’ll cover things like unclear sections, awkward wording, references, formatting, and those last few changes that somehow take forever. If you’re looking for thesis help CA, bring along a question or a problem you’ve been putting off. No formal presentation, just a useful discussion with other students.

The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) is offering its Infectious Disease Epidemiology course during the winter semester 2026/27. Running from 22 October 2026 to 18 February 2027, this free online course provides a theoretical and practical introduction to infectious disease epidemiology, covering pathogen transmission, disease surveillance, outbreak response, prevention strategies, vaccination programmes, and antimicrobial resistance. 🔬📊

The course is delivered in English via WebEx and is aimed primarily at advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students, doctoral candidates, and other interested participants. Sessions take place on Thursdays from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.

📅 Duration: 22 October 2026 – 18 February 2027
💻 Format: Online
🌐 Language: English
🔗 Registration and further information: https://www.rki.de/EN/News/Events-and-dates/Event-series/Infectious-Disease-Epidemiology/rki-course-infectious-disease-epidemiology-node.html

The 1st German Health Resilience Conference will take place as part of MEDICA 2026 in Düsseldorf, bringing together experts and decision-makers from healthcare, politics, science, industry, civil protection, and disaster management. The conference aims to develop practical strategies to strengthen the resilience of healthcare systems and ensure reliable medical care during crises and emergencies. 🌍🤝

Across four days, the programme will address key challenges, including hospital preparedness, crisis and disaster management, cybersecurity, the protection of critical infrastructure, and the resilience of outpatient care, pharmacies, laboratories, and nursing facilities. Through expert presentations and interdisciplinary discussions, participants will exchange experiences and explore actionable solutions for maintaining healthcare services under exceptional circumstances. 🔬🛡️

📅 Date: 16–19 November 2026
📍 Location: Messe Düsseldorf, Hall 11, Düsseldorf, Germany
🌐 Language: German
🎟️ Participation: MEDICA admission ticket required (€59 for a day ticket or €185 for a season ticket, including access to MEDICA and COMPAMED)
👥 Audience: Healthcare professionals, policymakers, researchers, industry representatives, and crisis management experts
🔗 Programme and registration: https://www.medica.de/de/Programm/Konferenzen/german-health-resilience-conference#2

The 9th Community Health Conference will take place on November 19–20, 2026, at the Gesundheitscampus Bochum. 🏥🌍

The conference focuses on creating conditions and implementing measures to ensure comprehensive health participation for all. It highlights health promotion, prevention, and care initiatives from diverse perspectives, emphasizing the needs of specific communities. 💡🤝

Through interdisciplinary, transdisciplinary, and participatory approaches, the event explores ways to reduce social and health inequalities, combat discrimination, and remove barriers to health. Participants will engage in discussions, collaborative action, and networking, generating ideas to develop health-promoting processes and structures within everyday life, practice, and research. 🏘️✨

The conference encourages practical solutions and shared learning to advance Community Health for all.

The “Climate, Justice, and Health” Expert Conference will be held on November 19–20, 2026, as an in-person event at Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal. 🌍☀️

The conference focuses on the health impacts of climate change and their unequal distribution, particularly affecting socially disadvantaged groups, older adults, people with chronic illnesses, and workers in physically demanding outdoor jobs. It will explore how scientific findings can be effectively translated into health-promoting practice. 💡🏥

Targeting applied researchers from universities, institutes, companies, and professional associations, the event also welcomes students and alumni. Key topics include heat, UV, and climate-related occupational hazards; environmental impacts on vulnerable populations; and climate-related risks for older and chronically ill individuals.

A strong emphasis will be placed on project implementation, evaluation, and communication, including participatory approaches and effective reporting of climate-related health risks. Participants will gain insights into practical strategies to reduce health inequities and promote resilience in the face of climate change. 🌱🤝

 🌍🌱 On November 19–20, 2026, Magdeburg-Stendal University of Applied Sciences will host a conference focused on “Climate, Justice and Health”. The event will bring together researchers, practitioners, students, and professionals working at the intersection of public health, social equity, and climate change.

The conference will explore the health impacts of climate change and their unequal effects on vulnerable populations, including socially disadvantaged groups, older adults, people with chronic illnesses, and workers in physically demanding outdoor occupations. Discussions will also address how research findings can be effectively translated into health promotion practice and prevention strategies.

Participants can expect presentations and exchanges on climate-related health risks, project evaluation, community engagement, and communication strategies aimed at building healthier and more resilient societies. ♻️🤝