For a special broadcast on the Long Night of the Sciences 2022, THESys member Robert Arlinghaus guided radioeins reporter Julia Vismann through his exhibition BAGGERSEE. The interactive exhibition aims to promote and preserve the biodiversity, recreational value, and fisheries benefits of these man-made ecosystems.
THESys doctoral researchers Liliana Mosquera, Sascha Cornejo Puschner, and Jorge Vega were part of a public walk tracing the silenced history of black scholars in Berlin. The event, which was attended by around 200 people, was featured in the rbb24 Abendschau.
In the 3sat science magazine NANO, THESys director Jörg Niewöhner explains what the climate crisis teaches us: As democratic societies, we have to decide how we want to live in the future. Among other things, the TV programme higlights the exhibition “After Nature” in the Humboldt Forum.
In the March edition of the HU podcast “humboldt hören” (listening to humboldt), THESys Members Peter Feindt and Harald Grethe talk with radio journalist Cora Knoblauch about urgently needed agricultural reforms and animal welfare issues, and discuss the connection between environmental protection and sustainable nutrition.
