Research pushes the boundaries of human
knowledge - but it can also push you to your limits. Long
hours, complex problem-solving, and the pressure to publish can leave
even the most brilliant minds feeling exhausted, detached and
unfulfilled. Burnout isn’t just stress: it’s a systemic
issue in high-stakes fields like yours. Left unaddressed, it can
undermine both personal health and professional success.
This
2-hour interactive workshop addresses the causes and symptoms of burnout
and focusses on your experiences. Through guided discussions and peer
exchange, we’ll explore:
The session begins with a brief, anonymous survey to surface shared concerns, followed by a facilitated conversation where your insights drive the discussion. Join us for space to share, reflect, and problem-solve alongside colleagues who understand the pressures you face. Your perspective will shape the conversation.
Research
pushes the boundaries of human knowledge - but it can also push
you to your limits. Long hours, complex problem-solving, and
the pressure to publish can leave even the most brilliant minds feeling
exhausted, detached and unfulfilled. Burnout isn’t just stress: it’s
a systemic issue in high-stakes fields like yours. Left unaddressed, it
can undermine both personal health and professional success.
\nThis
2-hour interactive workshop addresses the causes and symptoms of burnout
and focusses on your experiences. Through guided discussions and peer
exchange, we’ll explore:
The session begins with a brief, anonymous survey to surface shared concerns, followed by a facilitated conversation where your insights drive the discussion. Join us for space to share, reflect, and problem-solve alongside colleagues who understand the pressures you face. Your perspective will shape the conversation.
\n\n\n DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260417T100000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260417T120000 LOCATION:KIT, Campus Süd, 30.23 Raum 10/1, Wolfgang-Gaede-Straße 1, 76131 Karlsruhe END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID: 61153 DTSTAMP:20260405T074236Z SUMMARY:A Scientist’s Primer on Mental Health X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
Mental health is often misunderstood, especially in academia. Myths about what causes psychiatric conditions, who is affected, and how these challenges show up can create barriers to support and open conversation. Yet research shows that mental health struggles, from anxiety to depression, are far more common in academic and scientific communities than many realize.
Join us for this seminar and facilitated discussion, designed for researchers, by researchers. We’ll explore:
Together, we will identify gaps, barriers and opportunities for support at your institute. The discussion will be shaped by your questions and experiences, and we’ll measure knowledge before and after to ensure the conversation leaves you with actionable insights.
Mental health is often misunderstood, especially in academia. Myths about what causes psychiatric conditions, who is affected, and how these challenges show up can create barriers to support and open conversation. Yet research shows that mental health struggles, from anxiety to depression, are far more common in academic and scientific communities than many realize.
\n\nJoin us for this seminar and facilitated discussion, designed for researchers, by researchers. We’ll explore:
\n\nTogether, we will identify gaps, barriers and opportunities for support at your institute. The discussion will be shaped by your questions and experiences, and we’ll measure knowledge before and after to ensure the conversation leaves you with actionable insights.
\n DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260417T154500 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260417T173000 LOCATION:Otto Lehmann Lecture Hall, CS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID: 59897 DTSTAMP:20260405T074236Z SUMMARY:KSQM Retreat & Summer School 2026 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Get ready for this year's retreat—it's going to be an amazing experience! Here’s what’s in store:
Oral Presentation Sessions: Dive into engaging discussions and share your latest research findings with fellow members.
Invited Talk „Maintain your Mental Health & Stability in PhD“ by Dr. Matthias Rudlof, psychologist & systemic and holistic coach
The interactive lecture on Mental Health for Scientists is about
the connections between inner mental health and personal productivity in
scientific work, communication and cooperation. The lecture will present
awareness tools and strategies for mental clarity and emotional and
energetic balance in research work.
Mental stability and
flexibility with a good inner focus and motivation can lead to much more
productive and creative work than if the researcher has to deal with
states of low energy, motivational crises and depressive feelings.
In the interactive lecture, we will experience in small exercises
how we ourselves can control and thus positively influence our energy,
our emotions and inner stability, which are the basis of our personal
productivity.
The event aims to contribute to a more open
communication culture in science, in which researchers can speak openly
and without shame about their mental, psychological and social stresses
and challenges and seek support.
Topics:
- Dealing with impostor
syndrome, inner critic/perfectionism
- From toxic to productive
self-talk: Transforming negative beliefs into positive beliefs
- Problems with self-esteem and sources of self-confidence
- Dealing with criticism culture and rituals in science
-
Dealing with a lack of appreciation and recognition of one's own
work
- Dealing with many construction sites at the same time -
scattering or focusing
- Agile working in steps instead of
fainting in front of the big mountain
- Transforming
procrastination into flowing work with good energy
- Clarifying
dissonance and boundary management in important relationships (with
collegues, superiors, superiors)
- Dealing with structural
stress (increased workload, insecure employment situation and future,
competitive culture and isolation, bullying and (sexual)
discrimination)
Networking Opportunities: Meet and mingle with other members in a relaxed, friendly setting designed for building connections and swapping ideas.
We can’t wait to see you there and make KSQM Retreat 2024 something truly special!
Get ready for this year's retreat—it's going to be an amazing experience! Here’s what’s in store:
\n\n\n\n
Oral Presentation Sessions: Dive into engaging discussions and share your latest research findings with fellow members.
\n\n\n\n
Invited Talk „Maintain your Mental Health & Stability in PhD“ by Dr. Matthias Rudlof, psychologist & systemic and holistic coach
\n\n
\nThe interactive lecture on
Mental Health for Scientists is about the connections between inner
mental health and personal productivity in scientific work,
communication and cooperation. The lecture will present awareness tools
and strategies for mental clarity and emotional and energetic balance in
research work.
\nMental stability and flexibility with a good inner
focus and motivation can lead to much more productive and creative work
than if the researcher has to deal with states of low energy,
motivational crises and depressive feelings.
\nIn the interactive
lecture, we will experience in small exercises how we ourselves can
control and thus positively influence our energy, our emotions and inner
stability, which are the basis of our personal productivity.
\nThe
event aims to contribute to a more open communication culture in
science, in which researchers can speak openly and without shame about
their mental, psychological and social stresses and challenges and seek
support.
\nTopics:
\n- Dealing
with impostor syndrome, inner critic/perfectionism
\n- From toxic
to productive self-talk: Transforming negative beliefs into positive
beliefs
\n- Problems with self-esteem and sources of
self-confidence
\n- Dealing with criticism culture and rituals in
science
\n- Dealing with a lack of appreciation and recognition of
one's own work
\n- Dealing with many construction sites at the same
time - scattering or focusing
\n- Agile working in steps instead of
fainting in front of the big mountain
\n- Transforming
procrastination into flowing work with good energy
\n- Clarifying
dissonance and boundary management in important relationships (with
collegues, superiors, superiors)
\n- Dealing with structural stress
(increased workload, insecure employment situation and future,
competitive culture and isolation, bullying and (sexual)
discrimination)
\n\n
Networking Opportunities: Meet and mingle with other members in a relaxed, friendly setting designed for building connections and swapping ideas.
\n\n\n\n
We can’t wait to see you there and make KSQM Retreat 2024 something truly special!
\n DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260615T090000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260615T170000 LOCATION:PfalzAkademie, Franz-Hartmann-Str. 9, 67466 Lambrecht, END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID: 59898 DTSTAMP:20260405T074236Z SUMMARY:KSQM Retreat & Summer School 2026 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Get ready for this year's retreat—it's going to be an amazing experience! Here’s what’s in store:
Oral Presentation Sessions: Dive into engaging discussions and share your latest research findings with fellow members.
Invited Talk „Maintain your Mental Health & Stability in PhD“ by Dr. Matthias Rudlof, psychologist & systemic and holistic coach
The interactive lecture on Mental Health for Scientists is about
the connections between inner mental health and personal productivity in
scientific work, communication and cooperation. The lecture will present
awareness tools and strategies for mental clarity and emotional and
energetic balance in research work.
Mental stability and
flexibility with a good inner focus and motivation can lead to much more
productive and creative work than if the researcher has to deal with
states of low energy, motivational crises and depressive feelings.
In the interactive lecture, we will experience in small exercises
how we ourselves can control and thus positively influence our energy,
our emotions and inner stability, which are the basis of our personal
productivity.
The event aims to contribute to a more open
communication culture in science, in which researchers can speak openly
and without shame about their mental, psychological and social stresses
and challenges and seek support.
Topics:
- Dealing with impostor
syndrome, inner critic/perfectionism
- From toxic to productive
self-talk: Transforming negative beliefs into positive beliefs
- Problems with self-esteem and sources of self-confidence
- Dealing with criticism culture and rituals in science
-
Dealing with a lack of appreciation and recognition of one's own
work
- Dealing with many construction sites at the same time -
scattering or focusing
- Agile working in steps instead of
fainting in front of the big mountain
- Transforming
procrastination into flowing work with good energy
- Clarifying
dissonance and boundary management in important relationships (with
collegues, superiors, superiors)
- Dealing with structural
stress (increased workload, insecure employment situation and future,
competitive culture and isolation, bullying and (sexual)
discrimination)
Networking Opportunities: Meet and mingle with other members in a relaxed, friendly setting designed for building connections and swapping ideas.
We can’t wait to see you there and make KSQM Retreat 2024 something truly special!
Get ready for this year's retreat—it's going to be an amazing experience! Here’s what’s in store:
\n\n\n\n
Oral Presentation Sessions: Dive into engaging discussions and share your latest research findings with fellow members.
\n\n\n\n
Invited Talk „Maintain your Mental Health & Stability in PhD“ by Dr. Matthias Rudlof, psychologist & systemic and holistic coach
\n\n
\nThe interactive lecture on
Mental Health for Scientists is about the connections between inner
mental health and personal productivity in scientific work,
communication and cooperation. The lecture will present awareness tools
and strategies for mental clarity and emotional and energetic balance in
research work.
\nMental stability and flexibility with a good inner
focus and motivation can lead to much more productive and creative work
than if the researcher has to deal with states of low energy,
motivational crises and depressive feelings.
\nIn the interactive
lecture, we will experience in small exercises how we ourselves can
control and thus positively influence our energy, our emotions and inner
stability, which are the basis of our personal productivity.
\nThe
event aims to contribute to a more open communication culture in
science, in which researchers can speak openly and without shame about
their mental, psychological and social stresses and challenges and seek
support.
\nTopics:
\n- Dealing
with impostor syndrome, inner critic/perfectionism
\n- From toxic
to productive self-talk: Transforming negative beliefs into positive
beliefs
\n- Problems with self-esteem and sources of
self-confidence
\n- Dealing with criticism culture and rituals in
science
\n- Dealing with a lack of appreciation and recognition of
one's own work
\n- Dealing with many construction sites at the same
time - scattering or focusing
\n- Agile working in steps instead of
fainting in front of the big mountain
\n- Transforming
procrastination into flowing work with good energy
\n- Clarifying
dissonance and boundary management in important relationships (with
collegues, superiors, superiors)
\n- Dealing with structural stress
(increased workload, insecure employment situation and future,
competitive culture and isolation, bullying and (sexual)
discrimination)
\n\n
Networking Opportunities: Meet and mingle with other members in a relaxed, friendly setting designed for building connections and swapping ideas.
\n\n\n\n
We can’t wait to see you there and make KSQM Retreat 2024 something truly special!
\n DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260616T090000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260616T170000 LOCATION:PfalzAkademie, Franz-Hartmann-Str. 9, 67466 Lambrecht, END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID: 59899 DTSTAMP:20260405T074236Z SUMMARY:KSQM Retreat & Summer School 2026 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Get ready for this year's retreat—it's going to be an amazing experience! Here’s what’s in store:
Oral Presentation Sessions: Dive into engaging discussions and share your latest research findings with fellow members.
Invited Talk „Maintain your Mental Health & Stability in PhD“ by Dr. Matthias Rudlof, psychologist & systemic and holistic coach
The interactive lecture on Mental Health for Scientists is about
the connections between inner mental health and personal productivity in
scientific work, communication and cooperation. The lecture will present
awareness tools and strategies for mental clarity and emotional and
energetic balance in research work.
Mental stability and
flexibility with a good inner focus and motivation can lead to much more
productive and creative work than if the researcher has to deal with
states of low energy, motivational crises and depressive feelings.
In the interactive lecture, we will experience in small exercises
how we ourselves can control and thus positively influence our energy,
our emotions and inner stability, which are the basis of our personal
productivity.
The event aims to contribute to a more open
communication culture in science, in which researchers can speak openly
and without shame about their mental, psychological and social stresses
and challenges and seek support.
Topics:
- Dealing with impostor
syndrome, inner critic/perfectionism
- From toxic to productive
self-talk: Transforming negative beliefs into positive beliefs
- Problems with self-esteem and sources of self-confidence
- Dealing with criticism culture and rituals in science
-
Dealing with a lack of appreciation and recognition of one's own
work
- Dealing with many construction sites at the same time -
scattering or focusing
- Agile working in steps instead of
fainting in front of the big mountain
- Transforming
procrastination into flowing work with good energy
- Clarifying
dissonance and boundary management in important relationships (with
collegues, superiors, superiors)
- Dealing with structural
stress (increased workload, insecure employment situation and future,
competitive culture and isolation, bullying and (sexual)
discrimination)
Networking Opportunities: Meet and mingle with other members in a relaxed, friendly setting designed for building connections and swapping ideas.
We can’t wait to see you there and make KSQM Retreat 2024 something truly special!
Get ready for this year's retreat—it's going to be an amazing experience! Here’s what’s in store:
\n\n\n\n
Oral Presentation Sessions: Dive into engaging discussions and share your latest research findings with fellow members.
\n\n\n\n
Invited Talk „Maintain your Mental Health & Stability in PhD“ by Dr. Matthias Rudlof, psychologist & systemic and holistic coach
\n\n
\nThe interactive lecture on
Mental Health for Scientists is about the connections between inner
mental health and personal productivity in scientific work,
communication and cooperation. The lecture will present awareness tools
and strategies for mental clarity and emotional and energetic balance in
research work.
\nMental stability and flexibility with a good inner
focus and motivation can lead to much more productive and creative work
than if the researcher has to deal with states of low energy,
motivational crises and depressive feelings.
\nIn the interactive
lecture, we will experience in small exercises how we ourselves can
control and thus positively influence our energy, our emotions and inner
stability, which are the basis of our personal productivity.
\nThe
event aims to contribute to a more open communication culture in
science, in which researchers can speak openly and without shame about
their mental, psychological and social stresses and challenges and seek
support.
\nTopics:
\n- Dealing
with impostor syndrome, inner critic/perfectionism
\n- From toxic
to productive self-talk: Transforming negative beliefs into positive
beliefs
\n- Problems with self-esteem and sources of
self-confidence
\n- Dealing with criticism culture and rituals in
science
\n- Dealing with a lack of appreciation and recognition of
one's own work
\n- Dealing with many construction sites at the same
time - scattering or focusing
\n- Agile working in steps instead of
fainting in front of the big mountain
\n- Transforming
procrastination into flowing work with good energy
\n- Clarifying
dissonance and boundary management in important relationships (with
collegues, superiors, superiors)
\n- Dealing with structural stress
(increased workload, insecure employment situation and future,
competitive culture and isolation, bullying and (sexual)
discrimination)
\n\n
Networking Opportunities: Meet and mingle with other members in a relaxed, friendly setting designed for building connections and swapping ideas.
\n\n\n\n
We can’t wait to see you there and make KSQM Retreat 2024 something truly special!
\n DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260617T090000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260617T170000 LOCATION:PfalzAkademie, Franz-Hartmann-Str. 9, 67466 Lambrecht, END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID: 59900 DTSTAMP:20260405T074236Z SUMMARY:KSQM Retreat & Summer School 2026 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Get ready for this year's retreat—it's going to be an amazing experience! Here’s what’s in store:
Oral Presentation Sessions: Dive into engaging discussions and share your latest research findings with fellow members.
Invited Talk „Maintain your Mental Health & Stability in PhD“ by Dr. Matthias Rudlof, psychologist & systemic and holistic coach
The interactive lecture on Mental Health for Scientists is about
the connections between inner mental health and personal productivity in
scientific work, communication and cooperation. The lecture will present
awareness tools and strategies for mental clarity and emotional and
energetic balance in research work.
Mental stability and
flexibility with a good inner focus and motivation can lead to much more
productive and creative work than if the researcher has to deal with
states of low energy, motivational crises and depressive feelings.
In the interactive lecture, we will experience in small exercises
how we ourselves can control and thus positively influence our energy,
our emotions and inner stability, which are the basis of our personal
productivity.
The event aims to contribute to a more open
communication culture in science, in which researchers can speak openly
and without shame about their mental, psychological and social stresses
and challenges and seek support.
Topics:
- Dealing with impostor
syndrome, inner critic/perfectionism
- From toxic to productive
self-talk: Transforming negative beliefs into positive beliefs
- Problems with self-esteem and sources of self-confidence
- Dealing with criticism culture and rituals in science
-
Dealing with a lack of appreciation and recognition of one's own
work
- Dealing with many construction sites at the same time -
scattering or focusing
- Agile working in steps instead of
fainting in front of the big mountain
- Transforming
procrastination into flowing work with good energy
- Clarifying
dissonance and boundary management in important relationships (with
collegues, superiors, superiors)
- Dealing with structural
stress (increased workload, insecure employment situation and future,
competitive culture and isolation, bullying and (sexual)
discrimination)
Networking Opportunities: Meet and mingle with other members in a relaxed, friendly setting designed for building connections and swapping ideas.
We can’t wait to see you there and make KSQM Retreat 2024 something truly special!
Get ready for this year's retreat—it's going to be an amazing experience! Here’s what’s in store:
\n\n\n\n
Oral Presentation Sessions: Dive into engaging discussions and share your latest research findings with fellow members.
\n\n\n\n
Invited Talk „Maintain your Mental Health & Stability in PhD“ by Dr. Matthias Rudlof, psychologist & systemic and holistic coach
\n\n
\nThe interactive lecture on
Mental Health for Scientists is about the connections between inner
mental health and personal productivity in scientific work,
communication and cooperation. The lecture will present awareness tools
and strategies for mental clarity and emotional and energetic balance in
research work.
\nMental stability and flexibility with a good inner
focus and motivation can lead to much more productive and creative work
than if the researcher has to deal with states of low energy,
motivational crises and depressive feelings.
\nIn the interactive
lecture, we will experience in small exercises how we ourselves can
control and thus positively influence our energy, our emotions and inner
stability, which are the basis of our personal productivity.
\nThe
event aims to contribute to a more open communication culture in
science, in which researchers can speak openly and without shame about
their mental, psychological and social stresses and challenges and seek
support.
\nTopics:
\n- Dealing
with impostor syndrome, inner critic/perfectionism
\n- From toxic
to productive self-talk: Transforming negative beliefs into positive
beliefs
\n- Problems with self-esteem and sources of
self-confidence
\n- Dealing with criticism culture and rituals in
science
\n- Dealing with a lack of appreciation and recognition of
one's own work
\n- Dealing with many construction sites at the same
time - scattering or focusing
\n- Agile working in steps instead of
fainting in front of the big mountain
\n- Transforming
procrastination into flowing work with good energy
\n- Clarifying
dissonance and boundary management in important relationships (with
collegues, superiors, superiors)
\n- Dealing with structural stress
(increased workload, insecure employment situation and future,
competitive culture and isolation, bullying and (sexual)
discrimination)
\n\n
Networking Opportunities: Meet and mingle with other members in a relaxed, friendly setting designed for building connections and swapping ideas.
\n\n\n\n
We can’t wait to see you there and make KSQM Retreat 2024 something truly special!
\n DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260618T090000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260618T170000 LOCATION:PfalzAkademie, Franz-Hartmann-Str. 9, 67466 Lambrecht, END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID: 59901 DTSTAMP:20260405T074236Z SUMMARY:KSQM Retreat & Summer School 2026 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Get ready for this year's retreat—it's going to be an amazing experience! Here’s what’s in store:
Oral Presentation Sessions: Dive into engaging discussions and share your latest research findings with fellow members.
Invited Talk „Maintain your Mental Health & Stability in PhD“ by Dr. Matthias Rudlof, psychologist & systemic and holistic coach
The interactive lecture on Mental Health for Scientists is about
the connections between inner mental health and personal productivity in
scientific work, communication and cooperation. The lecture will present
awareness tools and strategies for mental clarity and emotional and
energetic balance in research work.
Mental stability and
flexibility with a good inner focus and motivation can lead to much more
productive and creative work than if the researcher has to deal with
states of low energy, motivational crises and depressive feelings.
In the interactive lecture, we will experience in small exercises
how we ourselves can control and thus positively influence our energy,
our emotions and inner stability, which are the basis of our personal
productivity.
The event aims to contribute to a more open
communication culture in science, in which researchers can speak openly
and without shame about their mental, psychological and social stresses
and challenges and seek support.
Topics:
- Dealing with impostor
syndrome, inner critic/perfectionism
- From toxic to productive
self-talk: Transforming negative beliefs into positive beliefs
- Problems with self-esteem and sources of self-confidence
- Dealing with criticism culture and rituals in science
-
Dealing with a lack of appreciation and recognition of one's own
work
- Dealing with many construction sites at the same time -
scattering or focusing
- Agile working in steps instead of
fainting in front of the big mountain
- Transforming
procrastination into flowing work with good energy
- Clarifying
dissonance and boundary management in important relationships (with
collegues, superiors, superiors)
- Dealing with structural
stress (increased workload, insecure employment situation and future,
competitive culture and isolation, bullying and (sexual)
discrimination)
Networking Opportunities: Meet and mingle with other members in a relaxed, friendly setting designed for building connections and swapping ideas.
We can’t wait to see you there and make KSQM Retreat 2024 something truly special!
Get ready for this year's retreat—it's going to be an amazing experience! Here’s what’s in store:
\n\n\n\n
Oral Presentation Sessions: Dive into engaging discussions and share your latest research findings with fellow members.
\n\n\n\n
Invited Talk „Maintain your Mental Health & Stability in PhD“ by Dr. Matthias Rudlof, psychologist & systemic and holistic coach
\n\n
\nThe interactive lecture on
Mental Health for Scientists is about the connections between inner
mental health and personal productivity in scientific work,
communication and cooperation. The lecture will present awareness tools
and strategies for mental clarity and emotional and energetic balance in
research work.
\nMental stability and flexibility with a good inner
focus and motivation can lead to much more productive and creative work
than if the researcher has to deal with states of low energy,
motivational crises and depressive feelings.
\nIn the interactive
lecture, we will experience in small exercises how we ourselves can
control and thus positively influence our energy, our emotions and inner
stability, which are the basis of our personal productivity.
\nThe
event aims to contribute to a more open communication culture in
science, in which researchers can speak openly and without shame about
their mental, psychological and social stresses and challenges and seek
support.
\nTopics:
\n- Dealing
with impostor syndrome, inner critic/perfectionism
\n- From toxic
to productive self-talk: Transforming negative beliefs into positive
beliefs
\n- Problems with self-esteem and sources of
self-confidence
\n- Dealing with criticism culture and rituals in
science
\n- Dealing with a lack of appreciation and recognition of
one's own work
\n- Dealing with many construction sites at the same
time - scattering or focusing
\n- Agile working in steps instead of
fainting in front of the big mountain
\n- Transforming
procrastination into flowing work with good energy
\n- Clarifying
dissonance and boundary management in important relationships (with
collegues, superiors, superiors)
\n- Dealing with structural stress
(increased workload, insecure employment situation and future,
competitive culture and isolation, bullying and (sexual)
discrimination)
\n\n
Networking Opportunities: Meet and mingle with other members in a relaxed, friendly setting designed for building connections and swapping ideas.
\n\n\n\n
We can’t wait to see you there and make KSQM Retreat 2024 something truly special!
\n DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260619T090000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260619T170000 LOCATION:PfalzAkademie, Franz-Hartmann-Str. 9, 67466 Lambrecht, END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR