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Sustainable transformation

How can we create a future worth living for everyone? Our researchers are searching for answers to pressing questions about climate change, social inequality and global responsibility. Theme archive:

Lecture series

Habitability as a social and affective issue

In the lecture series on ‘Habitability in Times of Global Crises,’ Professor Martina Padmanabhan presents dissertations that take new approaches to exploring issues of habitability.
BESTNATURE

Seeing beyond what the eye can perceive

From laser technology to the number of dragonfly larvae: In the Erasmus+-project BESTNATURE students from our university were part of an international group to study field research methods in the Alps.
Lecture series

Between flight and stay: What does habitability mean?

To kick off the lecture series on habitability, Professor Patrick Sakdapolrak from the University of Vienna discusses migration and displacement in connection with changing climatic conditions with the audience.
Study

Climate change puts pressure on plant diversity in African mountains

A University of Passau-led project with African scientists shows the extent to which plant communities in the African mountains will be affected by global climate change.

 
Stepan Gagin und Prof. Dr. Hermann de Meer im Gespräch.
Project RENergetic

Smart energy solutions for sustainable neighbourhoods

The EU Horizon project RENergetic is researching how renewable energy hubs can optimise energy self-sufficiency. As part of the project, a team from the University of Passau is developing smart solutions integrating IT…
Podiumsdiskussion zu den Rechten der Natur: die peruanische Aktivistin Aktivistin Celia Fasabi Pizango (2. v.l.) mit Übersetzerin, PYREC-Fellow Jan Doria, Moderator Prof. Dr. Jörg Fedtke, PD Dr. Claudia Paganini (Universität Innsbruck) und Prof. Dr. Johann Graf Lambsdorff (Universität Passau).
PYREC-Symposium

If rivers could sue

Insights into other perspectives: At the first PYREC annual conference, researchers discussed the rights of nature with an indigenous activist from Peru.

 
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