The Multidisciplinary Conference for Young Researchers (MCYR) returns in 2025, continuing its mission to empower early-career scientists and scholars across the globe. Organized annually by the BioResources & Technology Division (BRT) with support from the Faculty of Tropical AgriSciences (FTZ) at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU), MCYR is a dynamic platform that fosters collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and professional growth in the research community.

 

With a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary engagement, MCYR brings together young minds from diverse academic backgrounds to address some of the most pressing global challenges. From climate change to cultural transformation, this conference invites early-career researchers to showcase their innovations, exchange ideas, and contribute to a more sustainable and resilient future.

In 2025, MCYR continues to embrace inclusivity and accessibility through its hybrid format, allowing participants to join either in person or virtually. Regardless of location, all attendees are invited to connect, engage, and contribute to meaningful conversations that shape the future of science and sustainability. Best of all, participation is free of charge, ensuring equitable access to this global knowledge-sharing event.

This year's conference theme underscores the vital role of science and innovation in forging sustainable pathways for our planet. From groundbreaking technologies to novel approaches in ecological research, MCYR 2025 highlights how cross-disciplinary collaboration can unlock powerful solutions to today’s complex problems.

Through dedicated scientific sessions, the conference offers a vibrant forum to explore how young researchers are driving change in their respective fields.

1. Climate and Sustainability
Focuses on climate change mitigation, circular economy strategies, and sustainable adaptation measures.

2. Technology and Innovation
Highlights innovations in renewable energy, artificial intelligence, and data science for global problem-solving.

3. Plants and Agriculture
Explores sustainable farming, food security, and agricultural innovations for resilient food systems.

4. Animals and Ecology
Covers biodiversity, wildlife conservation, and the impacts of environmental change on ecosystems.

5. Society and Culture
Examines social dynamics, gender studies, and strategies for resilient, inclusive communities.

At its core, MCYR is more than a conference—it's a community of passionate young researchers committed to transforming ideas into impact. Whether you’re presenting your work, attending insightful sessions, or networking with peers across disciplines, MCYR 2025 offers a unique opportunity to grow both personally and professionally. Join us in shaping a sustainable, innovative future. Let your voice be heard, your research be seen, and your impact be felt.

 

 

 

Check out the MCYR website for more information: HERE

 

 

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