
artec Sustainability Research Center
The Sustainability Research Center (artec) is an interdisciplinary Center of the University of Bremen for scientific research on sustainability issues. This „Central Research Unit“ is made up of professors from different faculties, currently including Social Sciences, Production Engineering, Cultural Studies, Pedagogy and Educational Sciences, and Human and Health Sciences.
The aim of the Center is to perform interdisciplinary research on national and international sustainability issues and to provide scientific advice in order to support sustainable development in key areas.
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„Wie viel Natur steckt im Bürgermeister-Ehlers Platz?“ Umwelt im Quartier in Bremen-Gröpelingen

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Agent based modelling & behaviour modelling / ABM & industrial hubs

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Intertwined realities – hybrid institutions in the Peruvian fisheries and aquaculture sectors

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More-than-Human Entanglements in Mt. Merapi Disaster

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A nuclear power plant – an industrial monument?

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Biodiverse Cities in Europe’s North Sea Region

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QUARREE100: Participation workshops in Heide

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ASA student grant | Fisheries and Aquaculture in Germany and Peru

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The rising politics of sea level: Coastal measurement, meaning, and materiality

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Consumption Corridors and the Case of Meat

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