Was wir essen, verändert die Welt - Filmvorführung, Impulsvortrag und Austausch zu klimagerechter und gesunder Ernährung     Der Dokumentarfilm "Eating Our Way to Extinction" beleuchtet die verheerenden Auswirkungen der globalen industriellen Tierhaltung auf den Klimawandel, die Abholzung von Wäldern und die Zerstörung von Ökosystemen. Durch Interviews mit Forschenden und Einblicke in die Lebensmittelindustrie zeigt der Film auf, wie der persönliche Fleisch- und Fischkonsum zur ökologischen Krise beiträgt und appelliert für einen Wechsel zu einer pflanzlichen Ernährung.   Referentin: Kathrine Norrmann, Klimabündnis Karlsruhe 

Ten use cases across different industrial sectors have been studied in the EU-Project AIOLIA. We gained important insights into AI ethics principles, specifically their interlinkages and contextual components. Our findings align well with the overarching HLEG ALTAI framework but also show important deviations. The status and meaning of ethics principles may be much more fluid in actual design practice than in the abstract AI ethics frameworks. We have also elicited and narrativized many tensions between principles. The core of AIOLIA findings is a portfolio of technical and organizational measures to implement each principle and address trade-offs. Based on these empirical measures, AIOLIA is now building pedagogical materials and offering pilot training sessions in AI ethics.   🎯 The webinar will conclude with time for questions and discussion.   👉 Register here:  https://kit-lecture.zoom-x.de/meeting/register/Q39IPy-dRzKDPBQ6aO9h-w

The impacts of digitalization on science and society in the quest for more sustainable futures Miramar Palace, Donostia-San Sebastián, July, 6-10, 2026   The PRAXIS research group at the University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU, the Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis (ITAS, KIT Karlsruhe) and the The Käte Hamburger Kolleg: Cultures of Research at RWTH Aachen University will host an International Summer School for PhD students, titled “The impacts of digitalization on science and society in the quest for more sustainable futures”. The Summer School is part of the 45th edition of the UPV/EHU Summer Courses in Donostia-San Sebastián.   The Call for Papers is open until 15th of February 2026.

Date: September 16-17, 2026   The Network of Living Labs for Sustainability and TH Cologne invite you to the 2026 Living Lab Conference. This conference brings together scientists, practitioners, policymakers, municipalities, businesses, civil society, and cultural and creative professionals to shape the future of living lab research and practice. The focus will be on the impact, development, and learning processes of living labs in times of social, ecological, and technological upheaval.   Living Labs in Societal Tensions Living Labs in Times of Disruptive Change Living Labs in Everyday Practice Art, Culture, and Hybrid Spaces for Experimentation and Discourse Impact Analyses, Transfer Logics, Evaluation, and Standardization Science Communication and Societal Learning Processes Drivers, Obstacles, and Regulatory Frameworks   The conference sees itself as a "living lab workshop": interactive, experimental, and dialogue-oriented. In addition to expert presentations, collaborative and creative formats will be a key focus. Call for Abstracts: Submit conference papers