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05.Nov
13:00
Karl9 - Wissenschaftslokal für Technik und Gesellschaft
Karlstraße 9 …
Moving away from technologies like fossil-fuel cars or coal power can lead to debates and difficult choices. How does phasing out these technologies work, and what role do citizens play? Join Stefania Sardo to discuss how these decisions are made and how they shape our future.
 
WHEN? 5 November 2024 from 13:00 to 15:00. WHERE? Karl9, Karlstraße 9, Karlsruhe Entry free. You can come and go at any time. This event is in English.
"Tell me, ITAS" is a series of events organized by ITAS at Karl9 - Science hub for technology and society. Researchers move their workplace to Karl9 for an afternoon and answer your questions about their research topics.
07.Nov
17:00
Institut für Regionalwissenschaft
Reinhard-Baumeister-Platz …
Am 07. November 2024 findet der Vortrag „Housing retrofits in Spain: Towards just transitions or deepening housing Inequalities“ von Melissa Garcia Lamarca von der Lund University statt. Der Vortrag ist für alle Bürger:innen und interessierte Studierende des KIT geöffnet.
11.Nov
14:00
Institut für Technikfolgenabschätzung und Systemanalyse (ITAS)
Raum 418 …
Lisa Herzog, University of Groningen, Centre for Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Vortrag "Experts, citizens, and how they can work together – the epistemic argument for social justice" von Philosophin Lisa Herzog (University of Groningen) im Rahmen des ITAS-Kolloquiums. 
 
Der Vortrag findet hybrid statt. Melden Sie sich bei Interesse an der Zoom-Übertragung gern bei Meike Hebich. Die Vortragssprache ist Englisch.
 
Mehr Infos: https://www.itas.kit.edu/veranstaltungen_2024_itas_kolloquium.php
18.Nov
Berlin
There is a great need for transparent and independent knowledge in times of "polycrises" and technological leaps. NTA11 (18-20.11.2024 in Berlin) is therefore dedicated to the current challenges in scientific policy advice.
 
Abstract submission until 15.6.2024 Participation free of charge, registration until 18.10.2024
All information and links can be found here: itas.kit.edu/nta11
 
19.Nov
Berlin
There is a great need for transparent and independent knowledge in times of "polycrises" and technological leaps. NTA11 (18-20.11.2024 in Berlin) is therefore dedicated to the current challenges in scientific policy advice.
 
Abstract submission until 15.6.2024 Participation free of charge, registration until 18.10.2024
All information and links can be found here: itas.kit.edu/nta11
 
19.Nov
13:00
Karl9 - Wissenschaftslokal für Technik und Gesellschaft
Karlstraße 9 …
The boundaries between humans and technology are becoming increasingly blurred - especially in the healthcare sector. Dana Mahr and Maria Maia discuss which technologies are revolutionizing our health, the challenges and opportunities and what this all means for you.
 
WHEN? 19 November 2024 from 1 to 3 p.m. WHERE? Karl9, Karlstraße 9, Karlsruhe Entry free. You can come and go at any time.
"Tell me, ITAS" is a series of events organized by ITAS at Karl9 - Science hub for technology and society. Researchers move their workplace to Karl9 for an afternoon and answer your questions about their research topics.
20.Nov
Berlin
There is a great need for transparent and independent knowledge in times of "polycrises" and technological leaps. NTA11 (18-20.11.2024 in Berlin) is therefore dedicated to the current challenges in scientific policy advice.
 
Abstract submission until 15.6.2024 Participation free of charge, registration until 18.10.2024
All information and links can be found here: itas.kit.edu/nta11
 
21.Nov
13:00
Online (den Link erhalten Sie nach der Anmeldung)
Start your own #climatechallenge!
The #climatechallenge is aimed at people who would like to get more involved in climate protection and would like to hold their own workshop in their private or professional environment. In the approximately three-hour online training you will get to know the workshop format in more detail. Anyone who works or does voluntary work in municipalities, neighborhoods, clubs or parishes can take part. We also offer all participants in the training courses supervision for exchange and networking.
 
Places are limited. The training language is German. Participation is free of charge.
 
The organizer is the Karlsruhe Transformation Center for Sustainability and Cultural Change at ITAS. The #climatechallenge project is funded by the National Climate Protection Initiative.
 
More information and registration
21.Nov
15:30
ITAS, Karlstraße 11, 76133 Karlsruhe und online
Dr. Annegret Haase, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research UFZ in Leipzig
If you want to participate in the lecture online, please contact meike.hebich@kit.edu. 
 
Abstract The presentation will address conflicts and trade-offs as catalyst, consequence and outcome of urban sustainability transformation. The discussion will highlight the underlying causes of conflicts and trade-offs by looking at their emergence, the consequences of their occurrence, the manner in which they are (or are not) addressed and the insights that can be gained from them for a more comprehensive and sophisticated understanding of transformation and a more effective approach to its realisation and implementation. The conceptual framework of the talk will examine the interconnections between urban transformation research and social conflict analysis, illustrating the potential for cross-fertilization. The presentation will include case studies from a number of empirical projects which address a variety of urban policy fields, including green space development, green gentrification and environmental injustices, local mobility transformation and urban land use conflicts. 
 
Dr. Annegret Haase is an urban sociologist working at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research – UFZ in Leipzig, Germany, at the Dept. of Urban and Environmental Sociology. Her main research foci are urban transformation within the context of crisis and conflict, socio-spatial and socio-environmental processes in cities, urban inequalities and justice issues, urban diversity, local governance and participation.
 
About Urban Research Series at ITAS Organized by: Georgia Alexandri, Tim Fraske, Claudia Schreider, Ulrich Ufer
 
Urban research and technology assessment intersect in studying the complex interactions between technology, society, and the built environment. In the Urban Research Series at ITAS we aim to stimulate knowledge transfer across disciplines and foster networking to contribute to sustainable, equitable, and resilient cities of the future.
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