Call for abstract aberta até 3 marco 2020, para a conferência “Urban Theory and Urban Praxis: Past, Present and Possible Futures”. Continue reading “Call for abstracts ESA RN37, Bologna, 2-4 September 2020, UTH co-organised sessions”
Lobbying: o que podemos aprender com as ONGs de Bruxelas? – 23 Janeiro 2020
O primeiro evento Café com Luta de 2020 regressa ao tema do lobbying, mas desta vez sobre a perspectiva das ONGs que actuam juntas das instituições europeias. Bruxelas é uma das capitais mundiais do lobbying, mas não concentra apenas consultoras e grandes empresas. Milhares de ONGs estão aí sediadas e competem ou colaboram de forma profissionalizada com outros actores da sociedade, sejam empresas, associações ou outras organizações. Continue reading “Lobbying: o que podemos aprender com as ONGs de Bruxelas? – 23 Janeiro 2020”
PhD scholarships INPhINIT-Retaining / Fundação “la Caixa” / 26.02.2020
Opportunity for 30 scholarships funded by the programme INPhINIT-Retaining, Fundação “la Caixa”, for PhDs in Spain or Portugal in all scientific areas – more details below and at this link (in Portuguese).
UTH is open to supporting applications to the PhD in Development Studies of ULisboa – please contact Olivia Bina, Roberto Falanga or Simone Tulumello for further information.
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Climate Change, Human Health and Urban Sustainability. New report with Jieling Liu, Luisa Schmidt and Olivia Bina
Hub members Jieling Liu (ed.), Luisa Schmidt (ed.) and Olivia Bina have contributed to a new report on Addressing the Nexus Challenge of Climate Change, Human Health and Urban Sustainability. The study, published on ICS-ULisboa’s series Estudos e Relatórios and available here, summarises the core discussion points and essential outcomes of an Expert Meeting, which took place at the Portuguese Academy of Sciences during 19-20 September 2018. Continue reading “Climate Change, Human Health and Urban Sustainability. New report with Jieling Liu, Luisa Schmidt and Olivia Bina”
(Re)Scaling Networks in Portugal and Europe: Towards New Forms of Decision-Making? – November 11, 2019
The international seminar (Re)Scaling Networks in Portugal and Europe: Towards New Forms of Decision-Making? will take place at ICS-ULisboa on November 11, 2019. Continue reading “(Re)Scaling Networks in Portugal and Europe: Towards New Forms of Decision-Making? – November 11, 2019”
What motivates researchers to become transdisciplinary? Blog post by Olivia Bina et al.
New blog post by Olivia Bina and colleagues, introducing research arising from the INTREPID Cost Action. Continue reading “What motivates researchers to become transdisciplinary? Blog post by Olivia Bina et al.”
INTREPID Knowledge: Interdisciplinary & Transdisciplinary Research and Collaboration
INTREPID is a recently concluded Cost Action, a 32 country network, led by Olivia Bina, with the overall aim to better understand how to achieve more efficient and effective interdisciplinary research in Europe, in order to enhance our capacity to meet contemporary global (urban) challenges characterised by increasing complexity and uncertainty. Continue reading “INTREPID Knowledge: Interdisciplinary & Transdisciplinary Research and Collaboration”
exPERts project final conference (Oct 29-30)
project exPERts, based at the UTH, organises its final conference on October 29 and 30, in the Auditorium Sedas Nunes of ICS-ULisboa. Continue reading “exPERts project final conference (Oct 29-30)”
Small Cinemas, Small Spaces, ICS-ULisboa, 25-27/09/2019
The 10th Annual Small Cinemas Conference, co-organised by UTH members Mariana Liz and Pedro Neto, will take place at ICS-ULisboa in Lisbon, Portugal, between 25 and 27 September 2019. Tamara Falicov (Kansas, USA) and Philippe Meers (Antwerp, Belgium) are the confirmed keynote speakers. Continue reading “Small Cinemas, Small Spaces, ICS-ULisboa, 25-27/09/2019”
What Urban Futures? From Crisis to Hope – available on streaming
The ICS-ULisboa conference 2019 What Urban Futures? From Crisis to Hope, organised by the Urban Transitions Hub in cooperation with H2020 Project ROCK is now over (full program available here). After two days of movie screenings and debate the main conference sessions took place on June 5 and June 6. The two days were respectively dedicated to the role of technology in shaping urban futures, and to the politics/rights nexus in an age of climate change. Continue reading “What Urban Futures? From Crisis to Hope – available on streaming”
