Research Cluster: Socio-technical Interactions in Climate Protection
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This cluster examines methods for simulating socio-technical systems (e.g., agent-based modeling, system dynamics) which are then further developed and applied to climate protection issues. The idea is to provide opportunities for studying how actors in society interact with each other and with technologies, as well as the resulting system behavior in terms of achieving climate protection goals.
- Energy and heat transition
- Maturity, adoption and market diffusion of climate protection Technologies
- Transformation pathways towards CO2 neutrality
- Social innovations
- Creation of a Concept for a Regional Hydrogen Economy in Hagen (Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport, 2022–2023)
- Carbon2Chem® (Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), 6th Energy Research Program, 2022–2024)
- Target Group-Differentiating Narratives, Communication Strategies and Formats for Faster Implementation of the Energy Transition (Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action 2023–2026)
Speakers:
- Sören Ahlfs, M.Sc. (Business Administration, esp. Production and Logistics)
- Jun.-Prof. Dr. Michael Bucksteeg (Junior Prof. Business Administration, esp. Energy Sector)
- Vitus Bühl, Dipl.-Ing, M.Sc. (Economics, esp. Microeconomics)
- Prof. Dr. Görge Deerberg (Environmental Sciences)
- Lea Franze, M.Sc. (Business Administration, esp. Production and Logistics)
- Prof. Dr. Karsten Kieckhäfer (Business Administration, esp. Production and Logistics, also Deputy Director of the Research Subcluster)
- Dr. Julia Lena Reinermann (Communication Science)
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Jun.-Prof. Dr. Michael Bucksteeg
Cluster Spokesperson
Email: michael.bucksteeg
Phone: +49 2331 987-4818
E/E/S Research Center
| 10.05.2024
