Aashima DOGRA (independent science communicator), 2023-10-19 15:00 (CET). To join our colloquium please register with Zoom

KLI Scientific Director Guido Caniglia and Dominika Glogowski at artEC/Oindustry kicked off the project with a keynote presentation and a zoom-and-greet.

Take part in experimental Zoom sessions to co-develop new ways of understanding climate change. Bring along a needle, thread, and curiosity. Registration now open.

What is culture and how does it evolve? Harold de Vladar (Parmenides Foundation) approaches this timely topic in an interdisciplinary manner and will discuss his insights at the upcoming KLI Colloquium.

Visit to the KLI Theory Lab – 25 Oct, 2.00 – 5.00 pm

The Centre for Sustainability Transitions (CST) in Stellenbosch, South Africa, interviewed Guido Caniglia on sustainability challenges.

Perspectives on Evolutionary and Developmental Biology Essays for Alessandro Minelli edited by Giuseppe Fusco

A new book chapter co-authored by Guido Caniglia argues for systems thinking, complexity literacy and transdisciplinary methodology for sustainability education.

Marina Knickel participated as a scientific expert in the Transdisciplinary Stakeholder Conference on Resilient Livable Communities. In the municipality of Langau, practitioners and scientists came together to discuss complex challenges for the community.

The KLI fellows and team travelled to lots of conferences this summer, sharing insights from their research and discussing promising new endeavours with the international community.

We are proud to announce that KLI Postdoctoral Fellow Sidney Carls-Diamante was awarded the WERNER CALLEBAUT PRIZE 2019 by the ISHPSSB committee for her publication "Make Up Your Mind: Octopus Cognition and Hybrid Explanation" published in Synthese.

VIRTUAL KLI COLLOQUIUM: Isabella Sarto-Jackson (KLI), 14 April, 5.00 pm. For pre-registered participants only!

Bilder und Fotografien; Ausstellungsdauer: 5. 10. – 15. 11. 2018; Artist Walk mit Cornelia Caufmann: 0676 464 52 67 oder 0699 11 4444 85 oder cc@cornelia-caufmann.com www.cornelia-caufmann.com

Loss of diversity in biological, anthropological and geological global spheres enhances the emergence of zoonoses.

New paper in HPLS calls for change and action in the world of science and research from the privileged position of white academics working in wealthy western scientific institutions

Globaler Diversitätsverlust im biologischen, anthropologischen und geologischen Bereich begünstigt die Entstehung von Zoonosen, fanden KLI Forscher*innen heraus

KLI Colloquium: Andrej EVTEEV (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow), 19 November, 5.00 pm.

KLI fellow Lumila Menéndez and colleagues find high diversity in the biology, culture, and diet of these populations.

KLI Colloquium: Laurent LOISON (CNRS, Paris), 21 January 2020, 5.00 pm.

KLI Colloquium: Rajendhran RAJAKUMAR (Harvard Medical School), 12 June, 2018, 3.00 pm.