Panagiotis Kavouras will give insights into the Athens Statement, which is the latest international guidance on Research Integrity (RI) that was released in May 2026. It provides a set of evidence-based recommendations to embed RI in research collaborations between academia and industry and in engagement of researchers with policymakers. The Athens Statement is comprised of four high-level recommendations that aspire to promote academic freedom, fairness, and trust in such collaborations, as well as to promote transparency in the interaction of researchers with policymakers.    🔗 Register now!   Recordings of past webinars can be found here.

Gemeinsam mit Bürgerinnen und Bürgern sowie Forschenden des KIT diskutieren wir, wie Daten dem Gemeinwohl dienen können, ohne dass Menschen die Kontrolle über ihre persönlichen Informationen verlieren. Wir nehmen zudem in den Blick, was dies mit Klimaforschung und Gesundheit zu tun hat. Egal, ob du Sport machst oder entspannst, ob dir Klima oder Datenschutz wichtig sind oder du einfach neugierig bist: Sei dabei und bringe deine Perspektive ein! Programm und Anmeldung   Kontakt Du hast Fragen zur Veranstaltung oder ein persönliches Anliegen? Dann melde dich gerne bei uns via E-Mail: Marius Albiez (m albiez∂kit edu) und Andreea Koch (andreea koch∂kit edu)   Die diesjährige Dialogveranstaltung ist Teil des „Leibniz-WissenschaftsCampus – Digital Transformation of Research (DiTraRe)“  

Die Bürgerenergiegenossenschaften stehen vor einem großen Wandel. Sie müssen sich professionalisieren und neue Geschäftsfelder erschließen. Chancen bieten sich in den Bereichen Stromvermarktung, Energy Sharing und Freiflächen-PV. Das KIT-ITAS lädt ein, Perspektiven zu diskutieren und aus den Erfahrungen der EU-Länder zu lernen.   Die Teilnahme ist kostenlos. Da die Plätze begrenzt sind, bitten wir um Anmeldung.   Zum Programm.

ITAS invites you to the international conference “Beyond the Crisis reflex? Potentials of long-term governance in research and practice”, taking place 6-8 April 2027 at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany (in-person).   The main objective of this conference is to bring together researchers and experts from various fields of research and practice who investigate ways to best address these major challenges and long-term problems facing society and politics. The event will provide opportunities for debate about approaches to dealing with these challenges and problems at the interface between science, society, and policy from a governance perspective. A particular focus will be placed on gathering expertise from a wide range of scientific disciplines that touch upon the complexity, uncertainty, and ambiguity of long-term governance problem solving. The conference therefore aims to provide an interdisciplinary space for exciting exchange, networking opportunities, and future cooperation.     The conference features keynotes by Prof. Eefje Cuppen (Rathenau Institute) and Prof. Benjamin Sovacool (Boston University), as well as a panel discussion on the potentials and constraints of long-term governance in research and practice.    Abstracts (max. 300 words) on six topic areas are welcomed, ranging from institutional configurations and multi-level governance to time/temporality and normative foundations of long-term governance (Link to call for contributions).    More information about the conference, including details on how to submit an abstract, can be found here.