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FrühlingsTagung, sometimes written Frühlings-Tagung, is a term used in German-speaking regions to denote a conference, symposium, or meeting held in the spring season. In common usage, it can refer to a specific event organized by an association or to a general category of spring gatherings in academia, industry, or culture.

Derived from Frühlings (spring) and Tagung (conference, meeting), the term emphasizes seasonal timing rather than a fixed, single event. It is often used by universities, professional associations, and cultural organizations to designate annual or recurring gatherings that take place during the spring months.

FrühlingsTagungen typically feature keynote talks, parallel sessions, workshops, and poster or paper presentations. They may cover a single discipline or be interdisciplinary, with participants including researchers, practitioners, students, and policymakers. Languages used can be German, with some events offering English-language content for international participants.

Because it is a generic label rather than the name of one particular event, FrühlingsTagung occurrences vary widely in size, scope, and venue. Some are regional and small-scale, while others are large national or cross-border events hosted by academic societies, conference centers, or research institutes. The primary aim is to share research updates, foster collaboration, and explore developments within a springtime calendar.

The term is part of a broader category of Tagung used to name meetings in German, and many spring conferences exist across disciplines.