De Honours College Social Association vanuit de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen nodigde me uit om een presentatie te geven over klimaatadaptatie en ruimtelijke ordening. Met een publiek van bijna 30 studenten vond dit evenement online plaats.

How art can help us in finding connections to the more-than-human world?

This research looks into the possibilities of performing spatial analysis techniques on small scale excavations with the Oaktrench as test subject. The Oaktrench is a trench on the Glauberg in central Germany with a large variety of find material. No clear features were found. However, multiple hotspots …

Distribution centres are becoming more and more relevant for spatial planning, due to their rapidly increasing size and number. There is little literature, however, that provides a generalized analysis of the size and functional attributes of distribution centres, and none that discusses the relationships …

The Northern Netherlands is like many delta’s prone to a wide range of climate change effects. Given the region its long history with floods and adaptation, there are numerous initiatives to be found that tried to battle these effects. As part of the Climate Adaptation Week Groningen, an inventory was …

Light therapy for older persons with dementia is often administered with light boxes, even though indoor ambient light may more comfortably support the diverse lighting needs of this population. Our objective is to investigate the influence of indoor daylight and lighting on the health of older adults …

The working group Ethics in (artistic) research of kunst ≈ research invites researchers from the art schools to a programme on ethical dilemmas on Monday May 17. The programme is for professors, post-doc researchers, PhD candidates and teacher-researchers, to explore together ethical issues and questions …

Guest talk for the Art & Sustainability month at the RUG