This event explores how countries are advancing the 2030 Agenda through shared experiences, challenges, and innovation. At the core is science—driving data, policy, technology, and education to accelerate sustainable development at every level. Discover how researchers and communities can co-create solutions, build trust, and collaborate across disciplines to drive real societal transformation in an increasingly complex and polarized world. 

DKN = German Committee - Future Earth

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Margit Sutrop is Professor of Practical Philosophy and founding Director of the interdisciplinary Centre for Ethics at the University of Tartu, Estonia. She is a Member of Academia Europaea and has twice been elected to the Estonian Parliament. Her research focuses on practical philosophy, ethics, and political philosophy, with particular interests in moral disagreement, values, trust, AI ethics, philosophy of education, bioethics, research ethics, and values education. Her recent work explores the ethical implications of emerging technologies and the conditions for responsible public deliberation in pluralistic societies.

Key Information:

• Thursday, July 9, 2026
• Location: Ernst von Sieglin Lecture Hall, University of Tübingen
• Time: 10:00–11:30 a.m.
• Speaker: Prof. Dr. Margit Sutrop
• Title: Can Discussion Games Help Us Navigate Value-Based Disagreements?

"This keynote speech begins by recognising that video games are now fully grounded as essential aesthetic and cultural objects. While video game aesthetics have pervaded global media and entered the stream of neoliberal consumption, they cannot be dismissed as mere trends. Instead, they must be understood as era-defining markers of visual and experiential culture for players and observers alike.

While scholars frequently examine the aesthetics of play and gameplay experience, we rarely consider how these aesthetics manifest within physical spaces, particularly the classroom. Pedagogical spaces are often designed for purely practical purposes, overlooking their visual and affective dimensions. Drawing on international teaching experiences, this talk argues that the aesthetic feeling of a learning space deserves serious critical attention. By shifting our focus from high-intensity excitement to a “cozy,” safe, and authentic environment, we can prioritize genuine human connection over rigid institutional demands.

Building on Parsayi and Atkinson’s (2021) definition of video game “presence,” this presentation explores how ludic environments help students feel genuinely present and included. Ultimately, in an era where AI tools are increasingly ubiquitous for both instructors and students, playing and discussing video games together in a physical space emerges as one of the few remaining strategies that explicitly maximises human connection and protects the core of authentic education."

The keynoteis organised by the International Center for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities (IZEW) at the University of Tübingen and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as part of the international workshop “Playful Media and Sustainable Futures.” The event is supported by Seed Funding for Collaborative Projects between the two partner universities.

The workshop will focus on real-world examples—including a long list of retracted AI-generated articles and structural issues within the academic system— followed by exercises from the project on “AI Tools in Higher Education,” including the evaluation of two term papers synthetically generated using different tools such as StudyTexter and Claude based on a list of criteria, to then ask the question of how we as researchers actually want to write ourselves:

Is a personal writing approach necessary for academic identity? Are there subject-specific differences?

 https://www.schader-stiftung.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Workshopreihe_Menschliches_Schreiben_im_Zeitalter_der_KI.pdf

The hybrid workshop brings together researchers from both UNC-Chapel Hill and University of Tübingen across the fields of computer science and humanities to discuss interdisciplinary perspectives and approaches regarding the topic of aligning AI with society.

By providing a forum for important questions about the challenges and opportunities of AI systems in context of their sociotechnical impact with researchers in an interdisciplinary and international environment, we are looking forward to foster conversation across the domains on each other’s research and languages.

We are especially looking forward to hearing from our three keynote speakers who will offer insights into the topic from their perspectives:
Dr. Simon David Hirsbrunner, IZEW, University of Tübingen
Dr. Neil S. Gaikwad, UNC-Chapel Hill
Dr. Katia Schwerzmann, Ruhr University Bochum

For further information regarding the workshop and to keep updated see our website:
https://sites.google.com/cs.unc.edu/aligning-ai-with-society/

The BOKU Ethics Charter has been in effect for ten years. On this occasion, the Ethics Platform cordially invites you to a celebratory event.

When: October 24, 2025, 3:00 p.m.
Where: BOKU, Ilse Wallentin House, Ground Floor

The Ethics Charter was adopted in 2015 by the Rectorate and Senate and has since served as a central foundation of BOKU. The Charter is based on the principles of respect for life, equal treatment, sustainability, responsibility and precaution, the pursuit of truth, and civic engagement. https://boku.ac.at/fileadmin/data/H01000/H10220/H10240/ethikplattform/Ethik-Charta/BOKU_Ethik_Charta.pdf

Preliminary Program of the Celebration:

3:00 p.m. – Welcome
Prof. Dr. Eva Schulev-Steindl, Rector of the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Roland Ludwig, Chair of the Senate

3:15 p.m. – Reflections, Insights, and Outlooks
Conversations with members of the Ethics Platform and the ÖH on the origins, content, and significance of the Ethics Charter, as well as current issues at BOKU

4:45 p.m. – Keynote Lecture followed by Panel Discussion
“Responsibility of Universities and Science”
Prof. Dr. Thomas Potthast, International Center for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities (IZEW), University of Tübingen

Closing with Buffet and Music

The detailed program will be continuously updated on the website: https://boku.ac.at/universitaetsleitung/senat/ethikplattform/festakt-10-jahre-ethik-charta 
 

Come and join us on May 23rd in Münster, Germany or via Zoom: https://uni-ms.zoom-x.de/j/8242804533 

Register here if you want to come to Münster and enjoy a free lunch with us at the event: jacqueline.bellon@uni-tuebingen.de 

Co-organized by and with the participation of IZEW researchers, the conference titled "Towards a Transatlantic Roadmap for AI Regulation" will be held at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, USA, from March 27-28, 2025. The conference will address these relevant topics from a range of diverse disciplines and perspectives.

As part of the long-standing transatlantic partnership between the two universities, in which IZEW has significantly contributed to the dialogue on ethical and societal implications of AI, data sciences, and digitalization in recent years, eight researchers from Tübingen will travel to the USA to attend the conference in Chapel Hill. In addition to IZEW researchers Andreas Baur, Prof. Dr. Jessica Heesen, Jana Hecktor, and Lisa Koeritz, Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Bernd Heinrich and Dr. Tommaso Fia from the Faculty of Law, Prof. Dr. Tanja Thomas from the Institute of Media Studies, and Hüseyin Ates, former guest researcher at the Faculty of Law, will participate in the conference.

Researchers from various institutes at UNC will also be involved, including the Center for Information, Technology, and Public Life, the Department of Sociology, the School of Data Science and Society, the School of Law, the Hussman School of Journalism and Media, the School of Information and Library Science, and the Center for Media Law and Policy. This multitude of disciplinary perspectives, arising from the profiles of the researchers and encompassing fields such as philosophy, media ethics, gender studies, governance, law, and computer science, provides the foundation for a productive interdisciplinary dialogue on current challenges and research gaps related to AI regulation. Furthermore, the transatlantic exchange during this conference will offer valuable insights into existing transatlantic differences regarding AI regulation.

To conclude the first day of the conference on Thursday evening, March 27, 2025, Reggie Townsend, Vice President of Data Ethics at the US software company SAS from North Carolina, will deliver a keynote, bringing together the industrial and regulatory perspectives.

→ Event tip: In this two-day online event, you will gain valuable insights into a process-oriented #risk management and how to best prepare for crises in the water supply sector. 

Further information and registration:  www.dvgw-kongress.de/resilienz-wasserversorgung

Participation is free of charge. Registration is possible until 7 March at:  https://www.urheberrecht.org/events/20250314.php

The “Sustainability Prize for Theses”, which has been awarded annually since 2011, honors academic theses that deal with topics and issues of sustainable development in an outstanding manner. This year, a dissertation will also be awarded for the first time, alongside three outstanding Bachelor's and three outstanding Master's theses.

In addition, the Reutlingen Chamber of Industry and Commerce will present the EMAS certificate this year. The continuous revalidation according to EMAS since 2011 is a success that illustrates the sustainability efforts in the operational area of the university. 

A highlight of the evening will be the Sustainability Lecture by Prof. Dr. Ulrich Brand. He teaches and researches as Professor of International Politics at the Institute of Political Science at the University of Vienna. In his keynote speech entitled „Kapitalismus am Limit? Zu den Widersprüchen der ‚imperialen Lebensweise‘“, Prof. Brand will shed light on the link between existing economic and consumption patterns and global inequalities and highlight the challenges this poses for a sustainable and just future.

Location: Alte Aula, Münzgasse 30

Date: 26.11.2024, 18:00 hrs

The Baden-Württemberg state government's representative for the interests of people with disabilities, Simone Fischer, and the DRK Landesverband Baden-Württemberg have initiated the founding of the “Inclusive Disaster Management Initiative”. This initiative was founded in Stuttgart on Monday (3 June) under the patronage of Thomas Strobl, Minister of the Interior, Digitalization and Communities, together with 14 other partners. In addition to the parliamentary groups in the state parliament, these include the municipal state associations, the state fire brigade association, the THW state association, the LAG self-help group, the state senior citizens' council, the state student council, the LIGA der Freien Wohlfahrtspflege and the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of the Interior. Other organizations and civil society associations have already confirmed their participation.

During the founding event, Friedrich Gabel presented the current results of the study “KIM – Disaster Management and Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities” which the IZEW conducted from October 2023 till February 2024.

The initiative is unique in Germany. The objectives include:
• Raising awareness of the situation and needs of people with disabilities and other marginalized groups in inclusive disaster preparedness,
• Developing further concrete measures to improve preparedness and protection for these groups of people,
• Identifying and creating funding opportunities for inclusive civil protection,
• Promoting cooperation between all relevant stakeholders, such as authorities, institutions, aid organizations and people with disabilities,
• Attracting other stakeholders to the initiative.

Further information can be found on the conference page.

Reconceptualising responsible research and innovation from a Global South perspective

Prof. Kutoma Wakunuma

Immortality, Superintelligence, and Utopia: Understanding the TESCREAL Bundle of Ideologies and its Implications for Global Justice

Dr. des. Émile P. Torres

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What is it about? Integrated and Integrative Research aim at involving diverse stakeholders into technology development processes and at integrating ethical, legal, social and other aspects into such processes in collaborative practices. We invite scholars, and especially encourage junior researchers, to present their work, perspectives and theoretical take on related topics for an online pre-conference on Global Justice, Technology, and Integrated Research that will be held on January 30th 2024.

Impulses from the online pre-conference will be taken to the following in-person 4th conference on Integrated Research – Shaping and reflecting on Human-Technology Relations transdisciplinarily that will take place on January 31st and 1st of February at the HEINZ NIXDORF MUSEUMSFORUM in Paderborn, Germany.

The pre-conference aims to internationalize the discussion on integrated research and its implementation and puts the central theme of global justice, crucial for responsible innovation, on the agenda of the Cluster Integrated Research.

Proposals should deal with the topics global justice and integrated research concerning technology development, research, and implementation processes. This can include but is not limited to the following topics:

•        Technology development and global justice
•        Integration of ethical, legal, social, and other aspects into technology development
•        Collaborative practices in technology development
•        Human-technology relations in digitalised lifeworlds
•        Responsible Research and Innovation and global justice

Researchers may work in philosophy, ethics, anthropology, sociology, psychology, social sciences, law, co-design, HMI, computer sciences, machine learning, technology development, the arts, social justice research and/or practices, Science and Technology Studies, or other related fields.

Deadline: Please send your proposals for an online presentation until December 15th 2023 (max. 500 words) to jacqueline.bellon@uni-tuebingen.de and kindly indicate in your proposal what time slot you would prefer to present in, either 8 am to 10 am, or, 5 pm to 7 pm CET (UTC+1).

Programme:https://integrierte-forschung.net/cluster/fachtagungen

No conference fees will be charged. The pre-conference in an online event and mostly independent from the following in-person event. Participants of the online pre-conference (January 30th 2024) are cordially invited to join the in person conference (January 31st and February 1st), however, conference language will be German and we cannot reimburse for travel costs.

We look forward to receiving your proposals

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Collaborative research workshop - First part of the intervention research "Genesis of integrative technology development projects".

Time: July 12, 2022, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Location: Freistil, Tübingen (Wöhrdstraße 25, 72072 Tübingen). The workshop will take place in presence in Tübingen. If it is not possible for you to travel to Tübingen, please note this in the registration form.

Organization: Céline Gressel (M.A.), Jacqueline Bellon (M.A.), Dr. Mone Spindler, International Center for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities (IZEW) University of Tübingen

Funding: BMBF project ESTER in the Integrated Research Cluster

Target group: Researchers and practice partners with experience in inter- and transdisciplinary third-party funded projects

The workshop will be held in German.

Call for Participations

Further information and registration at: uni-tuebingen.de/en/210274

More info can be found here.

Thriving cities in the 21st century: can Tuebingen live within the Doughnut?

The event will take place in a hybrid format, in the Alte Aula or via Zoom:

Registration by mail is required to attend the festive event (nachhaltigspam prevention@uni-tuebingen.de). The current Corona ordinance at the time of the event applies (current alert level, i.e. 2G, access for immunized individuals only).

To participate in the online format, go to the following link (no pre-registration required): https://zoom.us/j/98734840119

For more information, visit https://uni-tuebingen.de/de/35885.

As part of the research tour #MiteinanderDurchInnovation (TogetherThroughInnovation), the BMBF will stop at the Cluster Integrated Researchon November 3, 2021. The program (available online at: https://www.interaktive-technologien.de/service/aktuelles/ich-zukunft-und-integrierte-forschung) offers an insight into the concept of Integrated Research. Interactive formats will not only highlight the opportunities and challenges of this concept, but also present the work of the Cluster Integrated Research.

Participation is free of charge, registration at: https://ssl.vdivde-it.de/registration/3022 is mandatory.

As in previous years, the Kant Research Centre at the University of Trier will be holding the Trier Kant Colloquium. This time, the focus will be on the last piece Kant had published himself, "Der Streit der Fakultäten" ("The Dispute of the Faculties"), in which he attempts to clarify the relationship of the faculties in relation to each other, but above all the task and role of the philosophical faculty. In lectures on all three parts of this piece, its contents will be presented, contextualised and put up for discussion.

On 14 October, Karoline Reinhardt will speak at the X. Trier Kant Colloquium on "Utopia and Revolution". In her lecture, she will discuss Kants assessment of the relationship between utopian concepts and revolutions, which Kant makes in the second section of "The Dispute of the Faculties".

Due to limited space, registration is requested at hueningspam prevention@uni-trier.de.

08th of October 2021, 10:00 am-3:00 pm. The workshop will be held online.
Registration: via email at

More details: http://batata-bioeconomy.de/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Beyond-Productivity_Workshop-Synopsis.pdf

This event is a call to action at the national, regional and global level: where there is misuse of statistics it is time to speak out. The event will build on the webinar hosted by the International Association for Official Statistics (IAOS) on 6 October 2020."

Further information here.

The podcast and talk is available online at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYdBYDURqoo&feature=emb_title

Participation is free. Please see the agenda and register on the following website: http://www.cvent.com/events/beyond-privacy-learning-data-ethics/event-summary-0c8678e5ad0943d3af8bb2cc5aca14be.aspx

The complete Call Papers can be found at https://www.forum-privatheit.de/jahreskonferenz/. Abstracts (up to 500 words) can be submitted until the 4th of July 2019 via EasyChair: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=jahreskonferenzforum.

Challenge: Energy system transformation in cities

Both the insights gained in the course of the project on the topic of sustainable energy system transformation in Tübingen and future perspectives for sustainable living in urban neighbourhoods will be presented by the project partners and other experts and discussed together with the interested public at this event.

Please register in advance by 20.01.2019, stating the number of persons and their names: energiewendespam prevention@geographie.uni-tuebingen.de

You can find the program here: Program

 February 18, 2019

 University of Tübingen

** Deadline for abstracts is December 18, 2018**

Today, it seems that a hashtag is the means of choice to show solidarity with women/LGBTI* or advocate for gender justice. Social media and in particular Twitter are used by government bodies, civil society, activists, but also companies to promote gender equality. Examples of collective action that focus on the advancement of women’s and gender issues include the incredibly popular #MeToo initiative against sexual harassment in the United States, the relatable #YoTeCreo campaign in Spain, but also the #CzarnyProtest mobilization to push back against a proposed ban on abortion in Poland. Examples of top-down initiatives in support of gender justice include the UN campaign for IDEVAW #OrangetheWorld and the European Commission’s initiative #SayNoStopVAW. All of the above cases represents instances in which people claimed visibility by aggregating their voices and speaking up on a given issue. While in some cases more than in others, the overall impression emerging from these initiatives is that of a powerful show of horizontal democracy. However, the picture is probably not as clear-cut as it might look at first sight. Deeply rooted mechanisms of exclusion de facto prevent a large portion of the public from participating in these forms of collective action. Similarly, inequalities in the distribution of social media visibility seriously question the widespread assumption that anyone’s voice can actually be heard, as long as they tweet loud enough. 

At the International Center for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities, Tübingen, we will discuss the following and related questions: What are mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion in ICT-based collective actions? What is the actual visibility that these kind of actions can hope to achieve? Who are the most visible actors within their narrow context? What narratives do these actors voice? How do the actors’ narratives of solidarity and justice clash with feminist ideas about gender equality and justice? We encourage Master’s students and Ph.D. candidates to join our workshop. The goal of the workshop is to develop new thoughts about the topic at hand, gather inspiration for your own work, and connect with academics working on similar issues. 

If you would like to contribute a 10-minute presentation, please send your abstract of 500 words to the organizers of the workshop by December 18, 2018. If you would like to attend the workshop merely as a participant, please register with the organizers by February 10, 2019. 

Organization: 
Ms. Laura Schelenz, University of Tübingen, laura.schelenzspam prevention@uni-tuebingen.de
Mr. Tommaso Trillò, University of Lodz, tommaso.trillospam prevention@uni.lodz.pl

Date and Place: 
February 18, 2019
Room 1.13 in Wilhelmstraße 19, 72074 Tübingen

Preliminary Program:
10:00 Welcome and warm up 
11:00 Lecture by Tommaso Trillò: “Can the Subaltern Tweet? Unfulfilled Promises of Participation and Strategies of Resistance”
12:00 Lunch break
13:00 Short presentations/working groups
15:00 Short break
15:30 Short presentations/working groups
17:00 Final discussion and wrap-up
18:00 Keynote Lecture by Prof. Dr. Tobias Matzner: “Algorithmic Subjectivities and Digital Publics”

The workshop is aimed at everyone who is interested in findings and further discussions about possibilities and limits of integrated technology development. It does not matter which disciplines you belong to and whether you have a lot or little experience and previous knowledge.

Further information and the possibility to register can be found on the workshop page.

Contact

Alexander Orlowski
Universität Tübingen, IZEW
Wilhelmstraße 19
72074 Tübingen · Germany

+49 7071 29-75680

Festsaal of the Alte Aula (Münzgasse 30)

https://uni-tuebingen.de/de/32417 ,  https://uni-tuebingen.de/de/35885

The winners will be announced during the ceremony and Chancellor Dr. Andreas Rothfuß will award the prizes.

Alfred T. Ritter will held this year’s Sustainability Lecture. He is Chairman of the Advisory Board of Alfred Ritter GmbH und Co. KG.

His lecture’s title is “Sustainable Development as a perspective for companies: The example of (the company) Ritter” and he will advocate the following thesis: “Industrial society must learn to do business in a way that is compatible with nature, otherwise it will perish”.

For further information please have a look at the following link: http://www.uni-tuebingen.de/de/105720.

We are looking forward to seeing you there; please circulate this invitation widely!

Stuttgart Hohenheim

http://www.steinbeis.de/mediwa

Digitalisation is fundamentally changing how we work. Networking and synergies are becoming ever more important due to the convergence of new and emerging technologies. In order to take advantage of this potential and shape cooperation at all levels and channels, communication plays a central role. The media play a key role in this, diversity creates new opportunities and tasks in all areas of society, business and politics, but also brings with it a variety of challenges and questions.
A team of experienced Steinbeis experts will focus on this topic at the networking event "MEDIA AND DIGITALIZATION - SHAPING CHANGE" on November 29, 2018, from 1 p.m. in the Steinbeis House for Management and Technology in Stuttgart-Hohenheim. The two networks DIGITAL MEDIA WOMEN E.V. and WOMEN IN FILM AND TELEVISION GERMANY E.V. are cooperation partners.

We cordially invite you to our networking event and look forward to your participation! Please visit http://www.steinbeis.de/mediwa

With the help of the forum für internationale entwicklung + planenung (finep) in Esslingen, the School for Sustainability would like to make Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) No 9 tangible. For this reason, the innovative learning tool for SDG 9 - Industrialisation, Innovation and Infrastructure developed by finep will be exhibited for the first time at a German university from 23.10.2018. The tool, which is an interactive learning pillar, is to be implemented at a university in order to anchor the content of the SDGs in general, and SDG 9 in particular, at universities. The exhibition will last four weeks and open on 23.10.2018 with a vernissage.

We cordially invite you to this event!
The vernissage will take place on 23 October 2018 at 6:30 p.m. in the foyer of the University Library Tübingen (Wilhelmstr. 32). Professor Potthast, the head of the School for Sustainability, and Karola Hoffmann, finep, will give short talks on sustainable development at the University of Tübingen and SDGs, there will be a champagne reception and enough time to try out the learning column for yourselves.
We are looking forward to welcoming you!

School for Sustainability
Phone: 07071/29-77986
Mail: nachhaltig@uni-tuebingen.de

The TATuP thematic issue 2/2019 offers a platform to advance a critical assessment from an interdisciplinary perspective. It welcomes contributions from all disciplines working on the subject, including Philosophy, Sociology, Ethnology, Political Science, Development Studies, Engineering, Information Science, Library Science, Media Studies, Economics, and Geosciences.

Contributions to the TATuP thematic issue 2/2019 may address (but are not limited to) questions such as:

• What are the motivations behind ICT export and digitalisation programmes?

• Who is excluded from ICT use? Which divides (e.g. gender, rural/urban,

  educational) persist and are potentially even reinforced by ICT?

• How do understandings of privacy and access to information differ between cultures? How are different cultural understandings (in-)compatible with values inscribed in ICT?

Please send your abstract (max. 3000 characters incl. spaces) by November 12, 2018 at the latest to redactionspam prevention@tatup.de

For more information click here 

Die #MeToo-Debatte hat seit Oktober vergangenen Jahres für einige Monate die Medien beherrscht. Nach dem Skandal um den Filmproduzenten Harvey Weinstein wurden Frauen weltweit aufgefordert, ihre Erfahrungen mit sexueller und sexualisierter Gewalt öffentlich zu machen. Diese Debatte ist ein wichtiges Symptom für sich verändernde Geschlechterverhältnisse – eine Veränderung, der mit Erleichterung und Unterstützung, aber auch mit Angst und Verachtung begegnet wird.
Worum also geht es bei der Genderforschung? Welche Rolle spielen hier populistische Strömungen? Und wie ließe sich eine „Ethik der Geschlechter“ entwickeln?

Prof. Dr. Regina Ammicht-Quinn ist Sprecherin des Internationalen Zentrums für Ethik in den Wissenschaften und Direktorin des Zentrums für Gender- und Diversitätsforschung der Universität Tübingen. Sie studierte Katholischen Theologie und Germanistik. Von Februar 2010 bis 2011 war sie Staatsrätin für interkulturellen und interreligiösen Dialog sowie gesellschaftliche Werteentwicklung als parteiloses Mitglied der Landesregierung von Baden-Württemberg.

When: Monday, 07/30 , 10:15

Wo: Hörsaal des Theologicums, Liebermeisterstr. 16

When: 07/18 2018 18:00c.t.

Where: Kupferbau, Hörsaal 25

This lecture is part of the Studium Generale series: "Lehrer*innenbildung für eine Schule der Zukunft. Perspektiven aus der fachdidaktischen Forschung".

Following lectures hold by Daniel Kleffel from the Bavarian State Office for Information Security and Thomas Janovsky, Head of the Public Prosecutor's Office in Bamberg, Andreas Baur from the International Centre for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities (IZEW) was the last speaker of the evening and began with the question: What is security and who defines it? Subsequently, he highlighted the aspect of security from a political and ethical points of view and pointed out that ‘more security’ can also lead to ‘less freedom, equality and privacy’ and that security ultimately needs a discussion of values that society must face.

Who benefits? This is one key question among several which will be dealt with at this conference.

Register here!

Where? Institute science and sport, Wilhelmstraße 124, D-72074 Tübingen

Nähere Einzelheiten über den Ablauf der Veranstaltung findet ihr im Internet unter:
https://www.hsp.uni-tuebingen.de/staffellauf/index.html

This lecture is a cooperation with the lecture series "participative social science" .

Room 0.01, IZEW Verfügungsgebäude.

When? 06/12/ 2018 12 am.

Further information can be viewed here.

On June 20, Ms. Rachel Fischer of the African Centre of Excellence for Information Ethics, University of Pretoria, South Africa, will give a talk with the title “African and International Information Ethics: Past, Present and Future”.

The lecture will be held in English and take place at 11 am in room 1.01, Wilhelmstraße 19.

In Videostatements and Interviews the experts present their perspectives on possible trends in communication of the future.

Joining them is Prof. Dr. Regina Ammicht Quinn, spokeswoman of the IZEW.

for more information click here

That is how it could go on Friday night, the 8th of June 2018 at Café Haag in Tuebingen – Like that or maybe completely different?
Tell us about your personal experience with sustainable development, Your Ideas, your engagement, your research!

During the German actionweek on Sustainability and the actionweek on sustainability of Baden-Württemberg lädt the Centre for sustainable development invites you to Sustainability Slam 2.0 - a mixture of science and poetry slam! See also: www.n-netzwerk.de/n-aktionen/Sustainability and www.tatenfuermorgen.de/aktion/

Who can attend?
No mather if you are a student, a professor or a administraive worker, an inveterate habitan of Tuebingen or a visitor, young or old, engaged in the topic for years or just starting – as long as you are interested in sustainable development and have some experience in this area, you are more than welcome, to tell us about your experiences, your idas, your research in a seven minute input!

When and where will the slam take place?

The slam will start on Friday, the 8th of June 2018 at 08pm at Café Haag (At Haagtor 1).

What is it about?

You may present your input on sustainable development in a clear and entertaining way to a broad audience. The presentation should not las longer than 7 minutes. There are no limits to your crativity! Live-experiments, presentations, magic tricks, dances... everything you can do in 7 minutes is allowed.

Why should I attend?

The audience are your judges and choose the winners. The thirst three places will earn 60,- €, 50,- € und 40,- € for realising your own ideas.

How do I enrol?

If you want to present something, please send us an email with your name and the title and topic of your contribution until 05/31/18at nachhaltig@uni-tuebingen.de. Please let us also know if you want to bring special equipment or need help setting it up.

• Ana Viseu presents on April 11th at 06:00 pm c.ton "Experiences of a social scientist as 'embedded scientist' in
  a research project on nanotechnologie; (exact title t.b.a.).
  Location: Auditorium at "Oberschulamt" at Keplerstraße 2.

These events are part of the INTEGRAM Spring School "Integrated techdevelopment". The Keynotes are public and will be held in German.

The submission of an abstract is possible until March 15, 2018.

Further information about the conference is available at www.da-ethics2018.de.

The submission of an abstract is possible until March 15, 2018.

Further information about the conference is available at www.da-ethics2018.de.