Job advertisements: Field of Excellence Climate Change Graz

Job advertisment: Forschungsmanager:in (m/w/d) für den Profilbereich "Climate Change"

In order to ensure the smooth running and innovation of the various processes in the field of excellence Climate Change Graz, we are looking for a person who can promote these with their expertise. The details of the job advertisement can be found here.

Job advertisment: Transacademic Interface Manager (m/w/d)

The work of the field of excellence Climate Change Graz on sustainable societal solutions requires the involvement of experts and stakeholders from all areas of society in research. At this interface, we have a need for strengthened professional design, which is why we are looking for a "Transacademic Interface Manager (m/f/d)". The details of the job advertisement can be found here.

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Climate change update: ClimateTracer of the University of Graz provides reliable data

Yesterday, the Copernicus Climate Change Service of the European Union published its data on global warming up to end of November 2024. These confirm that this year will see the 1.5 °C threshold clearly exceeded for the first time. The Wegener Center at the University of Graz already computed an accurate full-year prediction: the global near-surface air temperature in 2024 will rise by 1.62 °C – plus/minus 0.05 °C standard deviation – compared to the pre-industrial level. Such latest predictions for 2024 and other essential data on climate change are provided by the scientists via the Graz Climate Change Indicators (GCCI) portal.

Novel Methods of Semiconductor Manufacturing: University of Graz is partner in EU project

How can technological innovations be aligned with principles of sustainability and circularity? This is a challenge being tackled by researchers at the Department of Environmental Systems Sciences at the University of Graz. As a partner in a new EU project, the team, led by Rupert Baumgartner, is contributing its expertise in sustainability assessment for the semiconductor manufacturing process. The focus of the research project “HaloFreeEtch” is on developing innovative, environmentally friendly etching methods for semiconductors.

A result that we can continue to work with: Climate law expert Oliver Ruppel on the COP29

The UN Climate Change Conference, COP29, came to an end last Sunday in Baku, Azerbaijan. Disappointing for many: too little money to support developing countries in the fight against climate change and no movement on phasing out fossil fuels. However, Oliver Ruppel, Head of "Clim:Law: Graz – Research Centre for Climate Law", can certainly take something from the outcome. He explains why in this interview.

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