Event series

Transdisciplinarity Conferences

Inter- and Transdisciplinarity Day and Transdisciplinarity Conference bring together the professional communities in Switzerland and worldwide.

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For the Swiss community the Network for Transdisciplinary Research (td-net) organizes the national conference Swiss Transdisciplinarity Day ITD-CH.

In addition td-net organizes the International Transdisciplinarity Conference ITD in order to exchange experiences with inter- and transdisciplinary lecturers and researchers from all around the world.

10.-13.9.2019
Conference
30 Gothenburg

International Transdisciplinarity Conference 2019

The aim of this conference, Joining Forces for Change, is to bring together actors from different professional mandates, disciplines and sectors to engage and discuss practical examples and case studies

15.11.2018
Conference
Lausanne

Swiss Inter- and Transdisciplinarity Day 2018

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This day aims at exploring and reflecting experiences and visions how digitalisation can be devised for inter- and transdisciplinary research and education in a meaningful way.

11.-15.9.2017
Conference
Lüneburg

International Transdisciplinarity Conference 2017

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The overall objective of the conference is to strengthen communities of transdisciplinary research and education, and to create visibility for theoretical, empirical and transformative advances/results.

7.11.2016
Conference
Luzern

Swiss Inter- and Transdisciplinarity Day 2016

The Swiss Inter- and Transdisciplinarity Day 2016 addresses the framing phase of inter- and transdisciplinary projects. This very important phase includes elaborating the life-world and scientific goals, analysing context and

8.-10.9.2015
Conference
Basel

International Transdisciplinarity Conference 2015

Highlight: The presentation ceremony for the «swiss-academies award for transdisciplinary research 2015» will take place during the conference.

ProClim − Forum for Climate and Global Change (ProClim)