Activities

• • KlimaLecture #11: From knowlegde to action

    Why does broad support for climate protection so rarely lead to decisive political action? The 12th KlimaLecture explores this paradox and discusses, from a psychological and institutional perspective, how climate policy must be designed in order to translate acceptance into effective and stable measures.

    Topics:

    • Event
    • climate
    • climate crisis
    • climate change

    Starts on

    17.02.26

    Event access: Public

    online

    18:00 — 19:30

  • Guest at the World Café at Salon Sophie Charlotte

    Resolving conflicts! Recipes from science

    What recipes do lawyers, biochemists, demographers and historians have for resolving conflicts? Members of Die Junge Akademie and the Max Planck Society will be available at themed tables to engage in discussion with visitors.

    Topics:

    • Event

    Starts on

    17.01.26

    Event access: Public

    Berlin-Bradenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften
    Wissenschaftsforum Atrium, ground floor
    Markgrafenstr. 38
    10117 Berlin

    20:00

  • KlimaLecture #11: What is the future for European Climate Policy?

    Five young academies from different European countries are organising "ClimateLecture" #11 and asking what the current state of European climate policy is.

    Topics:

    • Event
    • climate
    • climate crisis
    • climate change

    Starts on

    27.05.25

    Event access: Public

    online

    18:00 — 19:30

  • KlimaLecture #10: Climate protection and environmental policy: How can science-based advice for environmental policy succeed?

    Topics:

    • Event

    Starts on

    01.10.24

    Event access: Public

    online

    17:00 — 18:30

  • "Bridging the Gap": How scientific advice for environmental policy can succeed

    In the fall of 2023, members of Die Junge Akademie’s Research Group “Sustainability” held a round table discussion with 13 political decision-makers on how research on environmental issues influences their work and to what extent environmental policy reforms are guided by scientific findings.

    Topics:

    • Contribution to debate
    • dialogue
    • sustainability
    • Europe

    Linus Mattauch, Hermine Mitter, Leona Tenkhoff, Leonie Wenz

    Berlin 2024

  • Workshop "Money and Society III"

    The third workshop of the Research Group will take place on 23 June 2024 and will focus on money in the Islamic world and inequality.

    Topics:

    • Event

    Starts on

    23.06.24

    Event access: Internal

    Berlin

  • KlimaLecture #9: Climate Protection and the Future of Nutrition in Europe

    Digital event in cooperation with the Scientific Advice Mechanism to the European Commission

    Hunger and obesity, the extinction of species and intensive livestock farming, international supply chains and regional crop failures: The global agricultural and food system is struggling with multiple crises that interact in complex ways with climate change. How can the future of food be shaped in Europe - and how will this affect the rest of the world?

    Topics:

    • Event
    • climate change
    • climate crisis
    • internationalisation

    Starts on

    16.10.23

    Event access: Public

    online

    18:00

  • Workshop „Bridging the Gap“

    The Sustainability Research Group is organising a workshop on the influence of research about environmental policy and sustainability on environmental policy decisions.

    Topics:

    • Event
    • climate
    • climate change
    • sustainability

    Starts on

    07.10.23

    Ends on

    07.10.23

    Event access: Internal

    Berlin

  • A look at challenges facing the agrifood system

    Members of Die Junge Akademie’s Research Group “Sustainability” have published a contribution to the debate on the food transition. Titled “Die Zukunft der Ernährung in Europa: Interdisziplinäre Perspektiven” [The Future of Food in Europe: Interdisciplinary Perspectives], the team of authors examines what it considers to be necessary changes in the agrifood system.

    Topics:

    • Contribution to debate
    • dialogue
    • sustainability
    • Europe

    Franziska Funke, Linus Mattauch, Thorsten Merl, Hermine Mitter, Viola Priesemann, Leonie Wenz, Anna Wiese

    Berlin 2023

  • Salon Sophie Charlotte 2022: Still, Life is Life

    The Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities invites you to the Salon Sophie Charlotte 2022 - "still, LIFE IS LIFE". Hosting a special dinner party, Die Junge Akademie will contribute to the Salon.

    Topics:

    • Event
    • art
    • culture
    • dialogue

    Starts on

    21.05.22

    Event access: Public

    Berlin

    18:00 — 22:00

  • KlimaLectures x KlimaDiskurse: An die Wurzeln. Warum wird nicht entschieden, was nötig wäre?

    To the roots. Why is there no decision on what is needed?

    "We need a new radicalism in political action" - this is one of the central messages of Bernd Ulrich, deputy editor-in-chief of the weekly newspaper Die ZEIT and co-author of "Noch haben wir die Wahl" (together with Luisa Neubauer, Fridays for Future). But why are decisions not being made on what would be necessary to solve the significant global challenges of our time, such as the climate crisis or the extinction

    of species? And how can we achieve the required transformation of all areas of our lives and economies?

    Representatives of Die Junge Akademie and the Bavarian Climate Research Network (bayklif) will discuss these and other theses with Bernd Ulrich at a joint event.

    Topics:

    • Event
    • climate
    • climate change
    • politics

    Starts on

    23.11.21

    Event access: Public

    online

    18:00 — 19:30