Würzburg schedules its annual SETI and UAP conference

The University of Würzburg's Interdisciplinary Research Center for Extraterrestrial Studies has scheduled its annual SETI and UAP conference for September 23 and 24 on the Hubland Campus. The public page identifies Room 1.012 in the Z6 lecture building and links a version-four draft agenda, placing the subject inside a university research setting rather than treating every claim as established science.

The same page says further program and registration information will follow. That limitation matters: a conference can expose methods, datasets, and disagreements, but an event title or institutional venue does not certify every presentation. The strongest material will be whatever arrives with transparent methods, primary records, and enough detail for other researchers to test.

Why it matters

Academic convenings can improve definitions and methods when they turn discussion into inspectable work. The draft status also gives readers a clear reason to watch for a final agenda and published materials.

What the source establishes

Worth Revisiting: confirmed university event and draft agenda. No conference result, UAP detection, or extraordinary finding has been announced.