Living Lab<\/h1>\n<\/div>Edible Campus<\/h1>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>The \u201cEdible Campus Charlottenburg\u201d real-world lab develops and promotes space- and resource-efficient, ultra-local food production solutions for the campuses of the Technical University (TU) and the University of the Arts (UdK). The diverse production sites are managed collaboratively by startups, technology transfer and research institutions, and service providers on campus, and the products are also processed, consumed, and utilized right here.<\/p>\n
The real-world lab is housed within the Science & Society Office<\/a> and is coordinated in cooperation with the Department of Education for Sustainable Nutrition and Food Sciences<\/a>. It is one of several real-world labs on the TU and UdK campuses that contribute to the sustainable transformation of the campus and foster collaboration with the local community. Technologies used in the \u201cEdible Campus\u201d real-world lab were developed as prototypes within the \u201cMobile Blue-Green Infrastructure<\/a>\u201d and \u201cRoof Water-Farm<\/a>\u201d real-world labs. As part of the ClimateHOOD<\/a> project, they are being implemented in cooperation with the Charlottenburg district<\/a> as blue-green and participatory infrastructures in neighborhood development.<\/p>\nThe \u201cEdible Campus\u201d real-world lab is open to participation\u2014just get in touch!<\/p>\n
Contact person, Science & Society Office:<\/p>\n
Dr.-Ing. Grit B\u00fcrgow<\/p>\n
grit.buergow@tu-berlin.de<\/a><\/p>\nandreas-horn@posteo.de<\/a><\/p>\nContact persons, B!NErLe Research Group:<\/p>\n
Prof. Dr. Nina Langen<\/p>\n
nina.langen@tu-berlin.de<\/a><\/p>\nStephanie Grundmann<\/p>\n
Edible Campus<\/h1>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>The \u201cEdible Campus Charlottenburg\u201d real-world lab develops and promotes space- and resource-efficient, ultra-local food production solutions for the campuses of the Technical University (TU) and the University of the Arts (UdK). The diverse production sites are managed collaboratively by startups, technology transfer and research institutions, and service providers on campus, and the products are also processed, consumed, and utilized right here.<\/p>\n
The real-world lab is housed within the Science & Society Office<\/a> and is coordinated in cooperation with the Department of Education for Sustainable Nutrition and Food Sciences<\/a>. It is one of several real-world labs on the TU and UdK campuses that contribute to the sustainable transformation of the campus and foster collaboration with the local community. Technologies used in the \u201cEdible Campus\u201d real-world lab were developed as prototypes within the \u201cMobile Blue-Green Infrastructure<\/a>\u201d and \u201cRoof Water-Farm<\/a>\u201d real-world labs. As part of the ClimateHOOD<\/a> project, they are being implemented in cooperation with the Charlottenburg district<\/a> as blue-green and participatory infrastructures in neighborhood development.<\/p>\nThe \u201cEdible Campus\u201d real-world lab is open to participation\u2014just get in touch!<\/p>\n
Contact person, Science & Society Office:<\/p>\n
Dr.-Ing. Grit B\u00fcrgow<\/p>\n
grit.buergow@tu-berlin.de<\/a><\/p>\nandreas-horn@posteo.de<\/a><\/p>\nContact persons, B!NErLe Research Group:<\/p>\n
Prof. Dr. Nina Langen<\/p>\n
nina.langen@tu-berlin.de<\/a><\/p>\nStephanie Grundmann<\/p>\n
The \u201cEdible Campus Charlottenburg\u201d real-world lab develops and promotes space- and resource-efficient, ultra-local food production solutions for the campuses of the Technical University (TU) and the University of the Arts (UdK). The diverse production sites are managed collaboratively by startups, technology transfer and research institutions, and service providers on campus, and the products are also processed, consumed, and utilized right here.<\/p>\n
The real-world lab is housed within the Science & Society Office<\/a> and is coordinated in cooperation with the Department of Education for Sustainable Nutrition and Food Sciences<\/a>. It is one of several real-world labs on the TU and UdK campuses that contribute to the sustainable transformation of the campus and foster collaboration with the local community. Technologies used in the \u201cEdible Campus\u201d real-world lab were developed as prototypes within the \u201cMobile Blue-Green Infrastructure<\/a>\u201d and \u201cRoof Water-Farm<\/a>\u201d real-world labs. As part of the ClimateHOOD<\/a> project, they are being implemented in cooperation with the Charlottenburg district<\/a> as blue-green and participatory infrastructures in neighborhood development.<\/p>\n The \u201cEdible Campus\u201d real-world lab is open to participation\u2014just get in touch!<\/p>\n Contact person, Science & Society Office:<\/p>\n Dr.-Ing. Grit B\u00fcrgow<\/p>\n grit.buergow@tu-berlin.de<\/a><\/p>\n andreas-horn@posteo.de<\/a><\/p>\n Contact persons, B!NErLe Research Group:<\/p>\n Prof. Dr. Nina Langen<\/p>\n nina.langen@tu-berlin.de<\/a><\/p>\n Stephanie Grundmann<\/p>\n
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