scientists and practitioners from 30 countries and UN organizations elucidated the relations between climate extremes, societal resilience, and sustainable development goals at a Herrenhausen Conference in October 2019. The documentation is now online: "Extreme Events - Building Climate Resilient Societies".
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The "Global Issues" initiative aims to enable international research collaboration and to generate new insights on understudied issues of global relevance. Whithin the new thematic call on cultural heritage and change, project consortia may apply for up to 1.5 million Euro. Application deadline is March 25, 2020.
Climate change manifests itself in increasingly severe floods, droughts and storms. How data science could help to understand extreme weather conditions and prepare humankind for what’s to come was discussed at a Herrenhausen Conference on "Extreme Events" in Hannover.
Around 150 international academics from all disciplines discussed the reorientation of the humanities today at a Herrenhausen Symposium on September 10 to 12, 2019, which was jointly organized by the Volkswagen Foundation and the German U15 association of leading research universities.
Now online: Seven "Hannover Recommendations 2019" to improve doctoral education worldwide, to facilitate the development of the researchers of the future around the globe, and to develop a more inclusive and respectful research environment.
Technology giants zealously guard their data records – a policy with strict laws that slows down data transfer. So how does research on AI in Germany organize its basic supply of data?
From 23 to 25 March 2020, experts from Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland and Great Britain will meet for a Herrenhausen Symposium at Herrenhausen Palace in Hanover to discuss the issue of reusing church buildings for the first time from a European comparative view. The intention is to develop new perspectives.
Travel Grants Available! The Herrenhausen Conference "Governing Humanitarianism" interrogates present issues and future directions for global humanitarian governance in relation to its pasts. Scholars from various disciplines and practitioners in humanitarian sectors are invited to join the event at Herrenhausen Palace, Hanover, on September 13-15, 2020. #HKGovHum
The symposium "Dealing with Violence" will discuss different origins and forms of violent processes in African as well as Latin American and Caribbean societies and focus on strategies to settle such conflicts. Scholars from various disciplines are invited to join the event at Herrenhausen Palace, Hanover, on October 5-7, 2020.
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