Engelberger Dialoge 2026 (22nd + 23rd October 2026)

Description

The Engelberger Dialoge 2026 will take place on Thursday, 22nd October 2026 and Friday, 23rd October 2026 on the topic "Network: over- or underestimated necessity?"

Networks enable the efficient exchange of information and are a central foundation of modern societies, especially in technology, research, and global infrastructures such as the Internet. They offer great opportunities but also bring risks such as social inequalities or misuse and therefore require responsibility and trust.

At the "Engelberger Dialoge 2026," experts will examine different types of networks as well as their benefits and challenges in various fields. You can look forward to exciting presentations and a lively panel discussion.

The detailed program and registration form can be found at: www.academia-engelberg.ch

Everyone is warmly welcome to our conference. Participation is free of charge. The registration deadline is Monday, 12th October 2026.

We look forward to your attendance.

Who we are: The Academia Engelberg Foundation recognizes the growing need for a better understanding of complex topics, their relationships to society and the economy, and their impact. Our foundation organizes annual conferences that each focus on a specific scientific topic. In this way, we aim to initiate a dialogue between disciplines. Participants are also given the opportunity to exchange ideas with the speakers.

Highlights

• Discussion on the topic "Network: over- or underestimated necessity?"
• Expert presentations and panel discussion
• Free participation, registration until 12th October 2026

General Information

The Engelberger Dialoge 2026 will take place on 22nd and 23rd October at the Kursaal Engelberg. The event addresses the importance and challenges of networks in society, economy, and technology. Participation is open to all interested parties and free of charge.

Location

Bahnhofstrasse 16, 6390 Engelberg, Schweiz

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