Doctoral seminar part of the Action Blanche (ULB funded) research project: Navigating or steering Living Labs? The critical role of researchers in knowledge coproduction for climate change adaptation
Duration vs. intensity. The role of microenvironments in daily life individual exposure to multiple pollutants : particulate matter (PM2.5), noise, and extremely low frequency-magnetic fields (ELF-MF)
REPI invites you to the next REVIP hybrid seminar 'making the "living" political' with Pablo Ampuero-Ruiz
By Edwin Zaccai, Professor Emeritus, Sonya
REPI invites you to the next REVIP seminar 'making the "living" political' with Martin Daunton
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Call for Abstracts to prepare the June 18–21 2025 gathering that will take place in Mons.
11th Colloquium organized by the Sustainable Welfare & Eco-Social Policy Network
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The BrIAS Agri2025 conference is organized by the Brussels Institute for Advanced Studies (BrIAS), an institute jointly funded by the ULB and VUB
Organised by STICS asbl
By Pierre André and Axel Gosseries (FNRS/UCLouvain)
Public defence of thesis by Marine Spor
REPI invites you to the next REVIP seminar ‘Making the “living” political’
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SONYA and ULB are collaborating with the University of Geneva and the University of Montreal in the organisation of these two seminars, to which you are invited.
REPI invites you to the next REVIP hybrid seminar ‘Making the “living” political’ with Louis Carré
Collaborative workshop on Exploring Socio-Ecological Transformations through Text and Image Analysis
The IACCHOS Institute is pleased to invite you to the inaugural seminar of its new research centre, EOS - Environment, Organisations and Society.
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Organised by La Cambre as part of the ‘Perspectives in plant art’ module and by Jade de Cock de Rameyen (Philixte and iiTSE).
As part of the Inter-University Public Health Doctoral Students' Day
The 6th Waseda Brussels Conference organized by Waseda Brussels European Office with the support of the ULB-VUB Brussels Institute for Advanced Studies
An evening with Jean-Pascal van Ypersele and hosted by Vinz Kanté
Achieving sustainability within planetary boundaries requires more than a universalized approach to sustainable development
Organised by the FPS Social Security at the Royal Library of Belgium
Seminar organised by GRICE
General Meeting of the Société francophone d'économie écologique (SoFEE)
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UNICA has partnered with three other organizations committed to promoting societal development by addressing urban challenges – the City Science Initiative Network, Eurocities, and the Aurora Alliance – to organize the workshop “Methodologies for addressing urban challenges in Europe. How academia and cities can jointly create practical impact in cities?”.
Workshop organised by GRICE
Meeting to celebrate the launch of the BRU-SOL-AIR podcast
With the presence of Jean-Frédéric Morin, full professor at Université Laval, and Romain Weikmans, Université libre de Bruxelles - REPI and iiTSE
Collaborative workshop on the challenges of participation methodologies organised as part of the conference ‘Bringing theory and practice closer together’, organised by Open.Lab Brussels, on 13-14 November, in Brussels.
On 12 November 2024, the USquare will be hosting the second scientific day on planetary limits. The aim of the day is to provide a forum for exchanges between different disciplinary approaches.
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Over a coffee, the ‘Coffee & ExperTease’ podcast invites two ULB experts to look at a topical issue and share their analysis.
ARES is organising a ‘Midi de l'ARES’ on 12 November on the theme of sustainable development
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A play written by Edwin Zaccai (ULB and iiTSE) and François Ost (UCLouvain Saint-Louis Bruxelles)
Workshop organized by Cosmopolis (Centre for urban research) and Shoc (Social history of capitalism research group)
Bridging decarbonization and labour market in sustainability transitions: policy integration and social dialogue in Belgium, Louis Florin Postdoctoral researcher, SONYA, ULB
The Institute for European Studies, through its Jean Monnet EUqualis Centre of Excellence, is organising its opening conference for the 2024-2025 academic year.
Seminar organised by GRICE
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Training weekend organised by the Ceinture Aliment-Terre Liégeoise
Lectures, performances, panel talks and an exhibition at the intersection of the arts and sciences.
Tensions and trade-offs between digital reform strategies and sustainability issues
Presentation of the play L'Arche et la Tour by its authors, François Ost and Edwin Zaccai, with the participation of the play's choir for sung extracts.
A project to explore links between climate change, emotions, political socialization and (dis)engagement at different levels (local, national and European)
CANCELED Experimenting with live cartography, or Map-it, in the Solbosch area.
Research seminar co-organised by the REPI & G-Time laboratories. Speaker: Guillaume Bagayoko, University of Lille
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Meeting days organized by Future Earth, le CNRS, l’IRD et l’Université de Lille
Deep Time Walk (DTW) organised by GRICE in collaboration with the Schumacher Sprouts
François Ost and Edwin Zaccaï invite you to an exclusive performance of their play L'Arche et la Tour, a musical comedy.
Opening plenary session of the RIODD 2024 congress: Imagining, experimenting with and perpetuating strong sustainability
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The Doctoral Workshop, which precedes the RIODD congress, is a place for doctoral students from different backgrounds to meet and exchange ideas, with the aim of opening up to inter- and even trans-disciplinary approaches. It offers meetings with more experienced researchers from different fields and adopting multiple research perspectives, and aims to help PhD students become active members of the RIODD scientific community.
The ‘fresque des nouveaux récits’ is a collaborative workshop designed to bring about a future that is compatible with planetary limits and desirable for everyone, by imagining new narratives.
Seminar organised by GRICE (UCLouvain)
The ‘mobility fresco’ allows you to understand the orders of magnitude relating to mobility and (re)discover how to adopt a more sober form of mobility, both individually and collectively.
This webinar will discuss the social impacts of exceeding planetary limits in Belgium
LoUIsE research centre (ULB) and Louvain Research Institute for Landscape, Architecture, Built Environment (LAB UCL) organises a joint open seminar
The Belgian Climate Centre will organize a serie of workshops starting this 11 of september.
CERAC publication on the state of planetary boundaries in Belgium and their consequences.
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Les 5èmes Rencontres Élisée Reclus ont permis de prendre la mesure des urgences, des crises et des problématiques actuelles. L'un des constats récurrents a été l'évidente inaction généralisée. En vertu du slogan "apprendre, comprendre et agir", il est nécessaire de se confronter à la question de l'impuissance citoyenne : bien que des connaissances aient été acquises, il semble qu'une compréhension véritable manque encore, ou que, malgré une compréhension acquise, les moyens d'agir restent flous. C'est pour cette raison que la 6ème Rencontre est proposée, afin de construire ensemble des activités et engagements futurs.
Cette journée d’étude propose d’interroger les transformations dans les représentations, les pratiques et le rapport aux infrastructures des mobilités actives par les usages des données numériques induites par le développement des Technologies de l’Information et de la Communication (TIC).
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Presented by Alexandre Desaubry (SONYA) Although interdisciplinary research is recognized as an intriguing perspective for the production of scientific knowledge, especially for the study of socio-ecological transitions, there are obstacles in this regard. For instance, knowledge of the strengths and skills within research organizations is crucial but proves to be a significant challenge. How can researchers quickly and effectively find the right individuals with whom to conduct interdisciplinary research?
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The Brussels Summer School on Urban Agriculture and Sustainable Food is a space for horizontal exchange, combining theoretical and practical learning on the Brussels and global challenges of (peri-)urban agriculture and sustainable food.
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The aim of this symposium is to bring together researchers from the academic world and practitioners in the field to discuss the new ethical issues raised by our relationship with the plant world. The organizers, therefore, invite speakers to submit papers in the (non-exhaustive) fields of philosophy and ethics, applied ethics, biology, agronomy, forestry, law, environmental history, anthropology or ethnobotany that integrate the ethical dimension of our relationship with plants. free entrance, no registration
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Cross-interdisciplinary workshop on energy "transition" and raw material. Organized by Quentin Deforge, (REPI, SONYA, iiTSE) and Hamed Pourkhorsandi (G-Time & Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (GET) Co-organized by iiTSE
Co-organized with the Centre de Droit Européen with Maria Lee, Professor of Law, Faculty of Laws, SLASH, University College London and Chiara Armeni, Professor of environmental law, Centre de droit européen - Faculté de Droit et Criminologie, Université Libre de Bruxelles The seminar will be followed by a short coffee break in the Hall 39 right in front of the Room Geremek between 3:30-4:30 pm.
with Naomi Oreskes (Harvard) and Eloi Laurent (Science Po Paris ; Stanford)
Journée de conférences, rencontres et débats
Research Seminar
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Our members' lastest publications!
Dans le cadre du « Cycle de Conférences : Environnement et Finance »
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Organisée par l'École Polytechnique de Bruxelles (ULB)
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Our members' latest publications!
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[English - French] This Research Day on socio-ecological transformations aims to gather researchers -from PhD students to professors- doing research (explicitly or not) on all dimensions of socio-ecological transformations
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