20.1. 16:30 | Drill, Baby, Drill - One Year Later: What Has Changed for Climate Research and Climate Policy? (Hilmgasse 4/1, SR 129.11)
The Section for Moral and Political Philosophy at the Department for Philosophy would like to invite you to join us for a round table discussion to mark the first anniversary of Trump’s return to the White House. One year after his second inauguration, on January 20, we will meet to discuss the implications of his tenure for climate research and climate policy. Last year, we hosted an event exploring how his election and the expected political measures might affect these fields. Now, we would like to return to this topic with a new discussion.
With contributions from Sabine Fuss, Stephen Gardiner, Gottfried Kirchengast, Lukas Meyer and Darell Möllendorf.
Online participation is possible via zoom
21.1. 16:00 | Let’s Talk Trash: Waste and Culture (EduClima, online)
27.1. | Engaging citizens with science – Erfolgreiche Ansätze aus Europa (online)
28.1. 13:00-14:30 | MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships – Insights for Current and Future Supervisors (SR 67.01 | Elisabethstraße 27, ground floor)
We are pleased to invite potential, current, and future supervisors, as well as managers and administrators of MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship (PF) projects, to an upcoming information and experience-sharing event. Please register by 23.01.2026 via Events RMS - Research Management
12.2. | Webinar: Gesellschaftliche Wirkungen in den Blick nehmen: Ein Orientierungsrahmen für transdisziplinäre und partizipative Forschung
17.2. 18:00 | KlimaLecture #12: Vom Wissen zum Handeln (online)
17.2. 13:30 - 16:30 | Infoevent EU Horizon Europe - ERC and MSCA (SZ 15.21/ReSoWi A)
Please Register via Infoevent EU Horizon Europe until 11.02.2026
5.3. 9:00-18:00 | Reconnecting with Nature - Creativity Workshop
The Reconnecting with Nature Creativity Workshop invites you to explore the interconnectedness of humanity and nature, using art as a tool for self-expression, emotional connection, and personal growth. The workshop is designed for early career scientists and PhD students working topics related to climate change. Please register by February, 13th as places are limited!
12.3. 13:00-14:30 | td-Community of Practice Meeting #3
Get in touch with the peer group for transdisciplinarity within the PB Climate Change | For questions contact Raphaela Maier (raphaela.maier@uni-graz.at)
9.6. 2nd Österreichischer Hitzeaktionstag (“Austrian Heat Action Day”)
On 9 June 2026, the 2nd Austrian Heat Action Day will take place. The aim of the Heat Action Day is to further strengthen heat protection measures and to sustainably raise awareness of the impacts of climate change on human health. The 2026 motto is “Cool Solutions at the Workplace”, highlighting the daily heat-related burdens faced by employees and encouraging the joint development of strategies to better protect this target group.
Ways to actively participate:
- Plan an activity around 9 June 2026 (e.g. public engagement activities, workshops, webinars, etc.)
- Publish resources on heat and climate change on the website of the Hitzeaktionstag (please contact Heide Spitzer (CCCA) directly via email: heide.spitzer@ccca.ac.at )
