Joint PhD seminars on environmental challenges
Research about where nature and society meet, and where environmental crises appear, is being carried out by PhD candidates across Lund University. Although using different methods and asking different questions, their topics intersect in ways whereby engaging in discussions can lead to improved understandings, new collaborations, and an enriched research experience.
The format: Each seminar consists of a panel of three current PhD candidates. Presenters speak briefly on an aspect of their research that relates to the seminar topic. This is followed by a panel discussion between the three presenters, supported by a moderator and inviting dialogue with the audience.
Upcoming seminars
The seminar series will continue again in spring 2023
You can find the list of previous seminars in the right-hand column/below.
About the joint PhD seminar series
The seminar series is conducted by and for PhD students. It is a joint initiative by ClimBEco, CEC, LUCSUS, IIIEE and the Agenda 2030 graduate school.
PhD candidates from other institutions, faculties and departments, as well as advanced master-level student, are welcome to attend as space allows.
Registration webform to the 7 June seminar
Links to organizing partners' websites:
- Graduate Research School ClimBEco
- Centre for Environmental and Climate Science, CEC
- Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies LUCSUS
- International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics IIIEE
- Agenda 2030 Graduate School
Contact person:
Cheryl Sjöström, ClimBEco coordinator
cheryl [dot] sjostrom [at] cec [dot] lu [dot] se
Previous seminars
All of the links below lead to Lund university's research portal.
2022
7 June: Bringing stakeholders in
2021
14 September: Ecosystem management using nature-based solutions
19 March: Measuring impacts of climate change
2020
1 October: Interaction and Knowledge co-creation with society
16 April: Uncertainty in decision-making
2019
5 December: Values at the intersection of nature and society
17 October: Nature-based solutions to societal problems