ITAS is celebrating its anniversary, come and celebrate with us!
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Scientific and technological progress does not only improve our lives, but frequently has unexpected and often undesirable effects. At ITAS, we contribute to realizing its potential while minimizing its risks.
Our addressees are politics, business, and society – the actors who shape scientific and technological progress. We offer them knowledge for action and point out possible solutions to global challenges.
Climate activist and Fridays for Future co-organizer Luisa Neubauer appeared at KIT as part of the “School of Transformation” program. Her lecture, which is available online, focused on the question of what we need for sustainable change.
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Alongside the first TABlog post in a new series on AI and parliamentary TA, TAB is publishing its guidelines for the use of generative AI. The aim is to promote the responsible, safe and reflective use of artificial intelligence.
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Is deep sustainability possible? The current TATuP Special topic brings together contributions that examine the feasibility of socio-technical innovations beyond extractivism, exploitation, and exclusion.
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In the “NEEDS Repowered” project, researchers and urban stakeholders develop approaches for a just transformation to climate neutrality. In Karlsruhe, ITAS, the Karlsruhe Climate and Energy Agency (KEK), and Karlshochschule collaborate on this.
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