Past Events

How can transdiciplinary research contribute to greater advance of the energy transition?

Oceanic systems, seas, coastlines and marine resources are affected by a changing climate. At the same time, as carbon sink and 'green' energy provider, they play manifold roles in mitigating and adapting to the effects of climate change. In fulfilling ...

Article 14 of the Paris Agreement requires the CMA to periodically take stock of the implementation of the Paris Agreement in the light of equity and the best available science (the global stocktake - GST). The sources of inputs to GST are under ...

Counting the true costs of climate change - The international conference on climate-change impacts for scientists & stakeholders

The International Sustainable Chemistry Collaborative Centre – ISC3 – will be launched in May 2017 in Berlin, on the occasion of the conference Mainstreaming Sustainable Chemistry. This conference also provides an opportunity to meet members of the ...

The Kick-Off-Event on 9 February 2017 in Berlin marks the start of the international research marketing campaign City of the Future. Under the name Shaping the Future – Building the City of Tomorrow the campaign continues the national Science Year 2015 ...

Policy coherence between spatial and land-use planning and environment policy is an area of increasing focus for governments. Many land-use and spatial planning interventions fail to properly account for environmental consequences, such as those related ...

The generation of hydrogen from electrochemical splitting of water, electrolysis, is without doubt one of the key technologies in a sustainable energy scenario. The MANGAN project is dealing with manganese-based compounds as electrocatalysts for ...

From September 6-7, 2016, on Jeju Island, Republic of Korea, the Green Growth Knolwedge Platform will hold its Fourth Annual Conference during the Global Green Growth Week to support members and strategic partners to make measurable progress in ...