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SUMMARY:9th Week of Innovative Regions in Europe WIRE
DESCRIPTION:Smart Choices for innovative regional ecosystems:\nThe Power of Connectivity\, Entrepreneurship and Science & Research\n\n-First presentation of EC’s vision for regional innovation in Horizon Europe\, synergies with the European Structural and Investment Funds\n-Future of Widening participation\n-Site visit opportunities at IQOQI\, Brenner Tunnel building site\, Werkstätte Wattens \nThe Urban Europe project Green Blue Cities  will be presented by Taneha Bacchin from TU Delft. \nFurther information\nwww.wire2018.eu\nGreen Blue Cities
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/9th-week-of-innovative-regions-in-europe-wire/
LOCATION:Innsbruck\, Innsbruck\, Austria
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SUMMARY:AESOP Annual Congress 2018
DESCRIPTION:This event will offer the opportunity for scholars from Europe\, as well as from around the world\, to contribute to the exchange of experiences\, ideas and knowledge regarding planning in the 21st century\, in particular in relation to the congress theme: MAKING SPACE FOR HOPE. \nGothenburg University – Department of Conservation\, will host the congress in collaboration with Chalmers University of Technology\, Gothenburg – Department of Architecture; KTH Royal Institute of Technology\, Stockholm – Department of Urban Planning and Environment; and Blekinge Institute of Technology\, Karlskrona – Department of Spatial Planning. \nGothenburg is a 400 year old harbour city on the Swedish west coast and the second largest city in Sweden with its 550 000 inhabitants. Like many other industrial and harbour cities in the world Gothenburg has in the last few decades experienced harsh economic\, social and spatial structural change. Gothenburg is an inspiring city for those interested in urban and regional transformation processes\, with many instructive cases and good examples of innovative planning\, but also with severe challenges that planning faces today. \nRead more\nAESOP 2018
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/aesop-annual-congress-2018/
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SUMMARY:EERA-UERA summer school on smart cities
DESCRIPTION:The University of Newcastle\, UERA and EERA\, are organising a summer school\, from Monday 23 – Friday 27 July 2018 on smart cities \nIt will be delivered at Newcastle (UK)\, at the Urban Sciences Building at Science Central\, a data-rich\, sensed environment.\nThe site is home to the Urban Observatory; a living lab gathering sensor data on its performance\, energy sources and consumption\, and even its building skins. Newcastle has extensive urban sensing at micro (appliance)\, meso (building) and macro (city) scales. \nThe objective of the course is to\n• develop understanding international context of smart city activity\n• experience and engage with the complexities of urban sensing\n• implement sensing in a live urban observatory in hands-on practical sessions\n• discover new ways of cross/multi/inter/transdisciplinary working\n• learn and practise methods for collaboration and co-creation\n• hone communication skills for pitching\, explaining and translating research\n• develop and extend international network of interdisciplinary smart city researchers\nThe teachers are form the university of Newcastle\, the university of Navarra and Zaragoza \nThe course is suitable for people who want to develop socio-technical skills sets for urban sustainability research and innovation. \nInformation on content and registration\nPlease click here for content and to make your registration \nFurther reading\nUERA – Urban Europe Research Alliance
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/eera-uera-summer-school-on-smart-cities/
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