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In this section we regularly publish information on ongoing event formats, on current and planned experiments and formats, on joint action, on relevant calls for proposals, announcements and project developments. Take a look and join in!

Re:Source Campus Symposium

21. May 2026|Living Labs, Research, Research, Research, Dates|

The Technical University of Berlin invites you to the “Re:Source Campus” symposium on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at the TU Berlin Mathematics Building. The event will focus on the challenges and opportunities associated with the resource-efficient transformation of university and research buildings.

Climate Protection Award for IWIQ and U-Space – Congratulations!

7. May 2026|Uncategorized|

On May 5, 2026, this year’s Climate Protection Partners of the Year were honored as part of the Berlin Energy Days. The competition is one of the most established awards in Berlin’s business community and has been bringing together stakeholders from business, trade, academia, and government for 25 years. This year, the award was presented to two Berlin real-world labs. Congratulations!

CALL – PartWiss 2026

10. April 2026|Dates, Dates|

PartWiss 26 invites participants to explore unconventional approaches to knowledge production together. The focus is on the annual theme “Spaces and Resources for Participatory and Transdisciplinary Research”: a call for collaborative learning, for taking a stance on complex societal challenges, and for developing new perspectives on jointly shaping spaces for action between science and society as well as between theory and practice. THE CALL FOR PAPERS IS NOW OPEN!

Living in the Math Building – Mock-Up

12. March 2026|Living Labs, Living Labs, Research, Uncategorized|

What might student housing look like in the future—and what role can existing campus buildings play in this? The student-initiated “Campus as Commons” project is exploring these questions. Over the past few weeks, an impressive mock-up has been created on the 7th floor of the TU Math Building, demonstrating how learning spaces can be temporarily transformed into living spaces.

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