The core task of Gothenburg Centre for Sustainable Development is to facilitate cooperation, between and within Chalmers and the University of Gothenburg, with an aim to generate and practically implement knowledge about sustainable development. We create meeting places and bring together different types of expertise in order to promote sustainable development within research, education and cooperation. Around 500 researchers and PhD students at Chalmers and the University of Gothenburg are already a part of our research network for sustainable development.
17 Oct at 12:00 PM [Research profile seminar]
18 Oct at 10:00 AM [Research profile seminar]
18 Oct at 10:15 AM [Higher seminar]
[11 Oct 2018] ¿¿By studying materials down to the atomic level, researchers at Chalmers University of Technology have found a way to make catalysts more efficient and environmentally friendly. The results have been published in Nature Communications. The methods can be used to improve many different types of catalysts.¿
[10 Oct 2018] The awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Dr Denis Mukwege and Yazidi activist Nadia Murad sends an important signal. 'It symbolises and brings attention to the importance of persistent efforts to end the use of sexual violence in wars and armed conflicts,' says Helena Lindholm, professor of peace and development research at the University of Gothenburg.
[10 Oct 2018] Mountains are among the most biologically diverse places on Earth, but scientists have struggled to fully understand why they are so important in creating high species richness. An international research team led by Alexandre Antonelli from the University of Gothenburg has now shed new light on answering this long-standing question.
Analysis, assessments and advice for sustainable development.
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