01.10.2022 –, Forum (zeitunabhängig)
Sprache: English
Come and get to know the Department of Sustainable Digitalization @ TU Berlin, the Einstein Center Digital Future (ECDF) and Hot and Cool Institute.
'Hot or Cool Institute' - let's discuss climate protection, research, policies, 1.5-Degree Lifestyles
At this booth, you can learn more about the various research projects around digitalization and sustainability carried out at the Department of Sustainable Digitalization @ TU Berlin and the Einstein Center Digital Future.
Just in time for the Bits & Bäume 2022, the department will publish the brand new report "DIGITAL RESET. REDIRECTING TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE DEEP SUSTAINABILITY TRANSFORMATION". This report is the outcome of a two-year science-policy dialogue and presents a comprehensive analysis of opportunities, risks, governance options and specific policies how to make digitalization work for social and environmental sustainability.
https://digitalization-for-sustainability.com/
At Hot or Cool, we work at the intersection of society and sustainability, employing science to push for the rapid, radical and systemic changes needed to address the magnitude and urgency of the sustainability challenge. Our work is driven by the need for a circular society*, one which recognizes the ecological limits within which we must ensure equitable opportunities to pursue individual and collective well-being.
Maike Gossen ist wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin an der TU Berlin. Sie forscht und lehrt zu nachhaltigem Konsum und Nachhaltigkeitsmarketing. Maike leitet das Projekt "Green Consumption Assistant".
Johanna is a researcher at TU Berlin, focusing on environmental effects of ICT-based services, socio-ecological transformation, and sustainable digitalisation.
Just in time for the Bits & Bäume 2022, she will publish the brand new report "DIGITAL RESET. REDIRECTING TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE DEEP SUSTAINABILITY TRANSFORMATION" together with 15 other international experts. This report is the outcome of a two-year science-policy dialogue (https://digitalization-for-sustainability.com/) and presents a comprehensive analysis of opportunities, risks, governance options and specific policies how to make digitalization work for social and environmental sustainability.
Tilman Santarius is professor at the Technical University of Berlin and the Einstein Centre Digital Future and works on topics such as climate policy, world trade, sustainable economics, global justice and digital transformation (www.santarius.de).
Just in time for the Bits & Bäume 2022, he will publish the brand new report "DIGITAL RESET. REDIRECTING TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE DEEP SUSTAINABILITY TRANSFORMATION" together with 15 other international experts. This report is the outcome of a two-year science-policy dialogue (https://digitalization-for-sustainability.com/) and presents a comprehensive analysis of opportunities, risks, governance options and specific policies how to make digitalization work for social and environmental sustainability.
Tilman is also co-founder of FrohLaWi e.V. (www.frohlawi.de) and serves on the Board of Greenpeace Germany.
arbeitet am Fachgebiet für Sozial-ökologische Transformation der TU Berlin zum Thema Digitalisierung & Nachhaltigkeit in den Projekten "Green Consumption Assistant" (GCA) und "Digitalization for Sustainability- Science in Dialogue" (D4S), deren Bericht "DIGITAL RESET. REDIRECTING TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE DEEP SUSTAINABILITY TRANSFORMATION" frisch aus der Presse kommt!
Dr. Lewis Akenji is the Managing Director of Hot or Cool Institute, a Berlin-based public-interest think tank that champions science-based collaboration towards building a sustainable civilisation.
He has been featured on several global and local media outlets, including BBC, the Times, Reuters. He has consulted with organizations including United Nations agencies, the Asian and African Development Banks, the European Commission, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), and has served as technical or science-policy adviser to several national government delegations, including Finland, Japan, Sweden, Indonesia, Hungary.
Lewis conceived and led the 1.5-Degree Lifestyles project, analysing potential contribution of lifestyle changes to the aspirational 1.5 °C target under the Paris Agreement on climate change, and implications on equity and wellbeing.
Jens arbeitet als wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter im Projekt "Green Consumption Assistant" und ist für den Bereich der Verhaltens- und Wirksamkeitsforschung zuständig.