Dear VTI colleagues,

As part of the upcoming GreenWeek (April 28-May 2) we have organized a Climate Fresk in our faculty on Tuesday April 29 from 14.00-17.00.

The Climate Fresk is a serious game about climate change, based on collective intelligence and creativity. Whether you’re completely new to the topic or quite savvy, you can play the Climate Fresk.
In 3 hours’ time, you will retrace the IPCC’s reasoning, helping you connect the dots between causes and effects of climate change and you may even have fun doing it!
You’ll also have the opportunity to discuss the consequences, challenges and changes that you see are coming or should be coming.

You can register via the QR code below. Hope to meet you at the game!

With kind regards,
Ilse Oonk
Local Sustainability coordinator TPM
Department Manager ESS

Venue: TPM-Hall H, 31.A1.210

Description:
Addressing the complex challenges of global energy transitions requires interdisciplinary perspectives, collaborative research, and critical reflection on policy implications. Effective stakeholder engagement is essential to ensure that research projects are socially relevant, empirically grounded, and impactful. However, researchers often face significant challenges in selecting and applying appropriate methodologies for stakeholder engagement. Moreover, guidance is limited on how to navigate conflicting stakeholder priorities, power imbalances, and other complexities that arise in this context.
This seminar series seeks to identify and examine these bottlenecks while exploring methodological approaches and practical solutions for stakeholder engagement in the context of global energy transitions. The series aims to facilitate knowledge sharing within the TPM faculty and beyond, creating a space for participants to present case studies and reflect on personal experiences with stakeholder engagement. Together, we will discuss various strategies for navigating stakeholder engagement challenges and reflect on methodological tools for exploring the global energy transition. The format is open-ended and experimental.
If you would like to present or if you'd like the TPM Energy Transition Lab to connect with your research community that researches global energy transitions, please contact Send email.
We look forward to seeing you there!

Venue: Microsoft Teams Meeting; Room-31.C1.060

By Gijs,Rioshar, Britte and Karolien

Abstract will follow later in time.

Venue: Aula

The Dutch Research School of Philosophy (OZSW) is a collaboration of the faculties of 12 Dutch universities. It facilitates and stimulates research collaboration between the participating universities, and offers training for young researchers. The 12th annual OZSW conference will be hosted fully in-person by the Ethics & Philosophy of Technology Section of Delft University of Technology.

For more information and registration: www.ozsw.nl/activity/ozsw-annual-conference
Contact: Send email

Venue: Aula

The Dutch Research School of Philosophy (OZSW) is a collaboration of the faculties of 12 Dutch universities. It facilitates and stimulates research collaboration between the participating universities, and offers training for young researchers. The 12th annual OZSW conference will be hosted fully in-person by the Ethics & Philosophy of Technology Section of Delft University of Technology.

For more information and registration: www.ozsw.nl/activity/ozsw-annual-conference
Contact: Send email