„Dieses Wissen steht in keinem Buch“
with Robert Arlinghaus
New Paper: From situated knowledges to situated modelling
In a joint paper, THESys doctoral researcher Anja Klein and her colleagues argue for situated modelling – an approach that makes self-reflection part of knowledge production and relies on heterogeneous working groups. Find out more on HU’s press portal: Situierte Modellierung
Why we need a plant-based diet
On 30 May 2024, the KOSMOS-Lesung addressed the idea that “A comprehensive agricultural and food transformation is possible.” The event took place in the Senate Hall of HU Berlin and featured Prof. Lotze-Campen as the speaker, with Prof. Dr. Sabine Fuss as the mediator. For more information, please check: KOSMOS-Lesung: Warum wir eine pflanzenbasierte Ernährung…
Fishing to eat: Eleven percent of freshwater fish consumed worldwide come from recreational fisheries
An international research team, including Prof. Dr. Robert Arlinghaus, has recently published an article in Nature Food regarding the underestimated contribution of recreational fishing to global fish consumption. For more information about the article, please visit hu-berlin.de. For the full article, please visit Full Paper | Nature Food.
Wasserstandsmeldung
With Tobias Krüger & Birgit Kleinschmit
„Die Menschen wollen, dass ihre Alltagsexpertise wahrgenommen, anerkannt und wertgeschätzt wird“
With Desirée Hetzel, HU website
Kräuter selbst sammeln – Gesund oder gefährlich
With Ina Säumel, science podcast “Quarks Daily”
Wissenschaftlerinnen der Humboldt-Universität im Gespräch
With Laura Betancur, HU website
KOSMOS-Lesung: Towards Zero Hunger
THESys member Prof. Dr. Tilman Brück spoke on the topic ‘Towards Zero Hunger’ on February 15th, 2024, as part of the KOSMOS Readings series. He discussed the relationship between economic research and efforts to overcome global hunger. For more information, please visit: ‘KOSMOS-Lesung: Towards Zero Hunger’.
When the river speaks: The Spree and its uncertain future
Science communicator and project coordinator Pauline Münch spoke to Tagesspiegel about the CliWaC project and an experiment conducted in the Spree River. The article discusses the diverse interests surrounding this body of water in Berlin, as well as the challenges in making academic and artistic projects sustainable in the long term. To read the full…