Rouven Kaiser from the Chair of Urban Climate Resilience led a session on AI in game studies education at the first DGSW Annual Conference in 2026 at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences.

The Chair of Urban Climate Resilience will participate in the 2026 annual conference of the German Ethics Council in Weimar by hosting a workshop on serious games and municipal climate adaptation.

At the “Designing Resilience” conference on March 16, 2026, Markus Keck speaks on why Germany and India are unable to build resilient cities.

Delivery services, social media, and new expectations relating to status are changing what people in large cities eat. A research project at the University of Augsburg has researched this dynamic in India and Mexico and developed an app that should help people make their eating habits more mindful, healthier, and sustainable.

As part of the Reform Lecture Series on February 26, 2026, Markus Keck presents an innovative approach to the question of how we can understand and analyze resources.

We are pleased to announce the first Spanish-language publication by Merle Müller-Hansen, in collaboration with Wendy Bazán and Anna Landherr.

The Chair of Urban Climate Resilience at the University of Augsburg presented two innovative approaches to addressing the climate crisis during the Long Night of Science. The presentation demonstrated how the nutriAIDE app and serious gaming can help better address the climate crisis.

You are cordially invited to the closing event of Merle Müller-Hansen’s NutriAIDE research project on the topic: “Urban Food Systems in Transition: The STS Cube as an Interdisciplinary Approach to Sustainability” on September 25 at the Center for Climate Resilience.

At this year’s ISAGA (International Simulation and Gaming Association) conference in Stuttgart, Rouven Kaiser of the University of Augsburg and Matthias Mittelberger were awarded the Best Paper Award for their joint study on the impact of interactive climate simulations.

From September 30 to October 2, the conference “New Cultural Geography” will take place at the University of Augsburg on the topic of “Speculative Geographies.” Registration is now open.

Rouven Kaiser attended the ISAGA conference on “Shaping the Future through Simulation & Gaming” in Stuttgart and presented his work to a large audience.

In a guest lecture by Erwa.One, it was demonstrated how artistic formats such as street art can contribute to education for sustainable development. The Chair of Urban Climate Resilience engaged in a dialogue with an artist who supports social and ecological transformation processes and promotes sustainability.