Events
The workshop "UFZ Energy Days" is organised by the project on "EnergyLandUse – Land Use Aspects of Transforming the Energy System".
This conference on Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI): The Problematic Quest for "Right" Impacts brings to
On 18th to 20th February, around 70 students aged 16-19 will come together and debate over the topic of “The Future of Human Being” in Tartu. The event is also a part of the European Student Parliament sessions project.
As part of a series of events related to the exhibition "The Other Selves.
Rüdiger Trojok, DIYbiologist and SYNENERGENE collaborator, is going to give a preview of his new book "Biohacking - Gentechnologi
The workshop, organised by Ana Delgado, Goksel Misirli, Anil Wipat and Claire Smith, addresses new practices and ethics of sharing in biology and on the role of new research communities, emerging in part due to the use of digital infrastructures a
Four EU-funded projects dealing with issues of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) will join for a final conference.
The workshop, organised by the European Commission and the Luxembourg Ministry of Health under the auspices of the Luxembourg Presidency of the EU Council, will focus on the
To celebrate the launch of STS Austria, a new professional organization for Science and Technology Studies (STS) scholars, the international conference "Living in Techn
The U.S. National Academy of Sciences and the U.S.
The Society for Social Studies of Science (4S) holds its annual meeting November 11-14 in Denver, Colorado. There is no predetermined theme for the 4S conference, it covers all aspects of science and technology studies (STS).
The conference "Engaging Society in Responsible Research and Innovation: What’s Next" is organised by Engage 2020.
FSCONS 2015, the 'Free Society Conference and Nordic Summit', addresses questions of society, culture and technology in an open, participatory and multi-disciplinary manner.
SynBioBeta is a conference that links research in synthetic biology with industry, investors and policy-makers.
More information about the programme and the featured speakers can be found on the conference website:
Karlsruhe-based ZKM - Center for Art and Media has opened a new exhibition as part of the GLOBALE programme.
The CASTLE project aims at educating sustainability experts for the broader bio-based economy.
Biofaction is organising a "science kitchen" workshop on questions of standardisation in the food industry.

The iGEM competition, engaging thousands of students in synthetic biology, is in its twelve's round. The finals, called the "Giant Jamboree", take place in Boston, 24-28 September 2015.
This conference, which aims to be a debate forum in which to discuss and exchange Synthetic Biology ideas with international scientific leaders experts in different subdisciplines of the field, is organised by B-Debate and Pompeu Fabra University,