We engage in participatory science and open science, as well as disseminate our results as broadly as possible, to bridge the gap between science and society. We regularly inform about our Impact activities and related outputs in this section of our website.
Buscamos un experto/grupo de expertos en métodos participativos, y en particular en la elaboración de escenarios participativos, para validar un índice de vulnerabilidad socioambiental y explorar escenarios políticos en dos comarcas españolas, en principio en Cataluña y Andalucía.
Transdisciplinary projects that bring together researchers, policy makers, practitioners, industry and citizens, provide one avenue for holistically addressing complex real-world problems. This post presents my experience running three workshops aimed at fostering such interdisciplinarity.
Members of the LICCI project (Local Indicators of Climate Change Impacts) were in Bolivia discussing with scientists and indigenous representatives how climate change is affecting their livelihoods.
We are glad to inform you that next Thursday, November 25th, the UAB will held the third session of the Series of Debates “Reshaping the Dialogue with Contemporary African Worlds”, organised by the Alianza 4 Universidades (A-4U).
Prof. Kai Chan from the University of British Columbia visited LASEG at ICTA-UAB in December 2019 to discuss the relevance of relational values in the face of non-market food production, environmental conflict and virtual communities.
An international 2-day workshop on Conservation, Climate Change and Decolonisation, hosted by Laseg and the Sheffield Institute of International Development, University of Sheffield.
Buscamos un experto/grupo de expertos en métodos participativos, y en particular en la elaboración de escenarios participativos, para validar un índice de vulnerabilidad socioambiental y explorar escenarios políticos en dos comarcas españolas, en principio en Cataluña y Andalucía.
We are glad to inform you that next Thursday, November 25th, the UAB will held the third session of the Series of Debates “Reshaping the Dialogue with Contemporary African Worlds”, organised by the Alianza 4 Universidades (A-4U).
Transdisciplinary projects that bring together researchers, policy makers, practitioners, industry and citizens, provide one avenue for holistically addressing complex real-world problems. This post presents my experience running three workshops aimed at fostering such interdisciplinarity.
Prof. Kai Chan from the University of British Columbia visited LASEG at ICTA-UAB in December 2019 to discuss the relevance of relational values in the face of non-market food production, environmental conflict and virtual communities.
Members of the LICCI project (Local Indicators of Climate Change Impacts) were in Bolivia discussing with scientists and indigenous representatives how climate change is affecting their livelihoods.
An international 2-day workshop on Conservation, Climate Change and Decolonisation, hosted by Laseg and the Sheffield Institute of International Development, University of Sheffield.