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Dresden Nexus Conference 2020:
"Circular Economy in a Sustainable Society"
The third edition of the Dresden Nexus Conference (DNC2020) will take place 3–5 June 2020 in the heart of Saxony. DNC is a collaborative effort organized by the Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development (IOER), the United Nations University (UNU-FLORES), and the Technische Universität Dresden (TU Dresden). The main theme of DNC2020 will be "Circular Economy in a Sustainable Society". Early bird registration is now open. [more]
Direct link to the conference website
Edible City Andernach - Results of a survey of citizens are available now
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Many citizens of Andernach know their place of residence as an edible city. But only a few actually use the public areas to harvest food. These are the results of a survey of the Andernach population. The IOER conducted the survey as part of a project funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). The results are now available.
Further information on the German Website
IOER postdoc achieves success in current Leibniz Competition
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Dr. Martina Artmann, postdoc at Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development (IOER) in Dresden, convinced in the Leibniz Competition 2020 with her project proposal "Urban human-nature resonance for sustainability transformation (URBNANCE)". She receives funding for her further research work and the establishment of a Leibniz-Junior Research Group at the IOER.
Further information on the German Website
Further general information on the Leibniz Competition
Who We Are ― IOER
The Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development is a non-university research center in the field of spatial sciences, and a member of the Leibniz Association. Our subject is the sustainable development and transformation of cities and regions in the context of the global environmental crisis.
We investigate dynamic interactions between ecosystems and society at and across multiple spatial scales, as well as options for responsible stewardship. Our research is transdisciplinary, working with stakeholders in the public, private and civil society sectors on knowledge transfer and co-production. We aim to foster just urban and regional transformations that enable humanity to thrive within a safe ecological operating space.
We set great value on training and promoting young scientists. We also promote gender equality and support the compatibility between work and family life. Our approach has therefore repeatedly received the TOTAL-E-QUALITY award.
