Ep 17 - Engineering Responsibility. With Marith Dieker

I chat with Leonard Frank of University of Freiburg about his work on destabilisation governance in agriculture. His PhD dissertation can be found here: https://freidok.uni-freiburg.de/files/269603/a2JQVh7yHzxBkTPS/Frank_Leonard_Diss.pdf

I chat with Abbie Yunita of Utrecht University about her work on the impacts on cultural heritage. Thank you for your coffee! https://ko-fi.com/transitionsvisions

I chat with Sergey Kolesnikov of Cambridge University about his work on technology spillovers.Kolesnikov et al. (2024). A framework and methodology for analyzing technology spillover processes with an application in solar photovoltaics. Technovation. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.technovation.2024.103048Thank you for your coffee!https://ko-fi.com/transitionsvisions

I chat with Marith Dieker from HAN University of Applied Science on working in the field of engineering responsibility in mobility.

I chat with Marjory Wildcraft, the founder of The Grow Network, on her work on self-sufficient food production and its implications for the food system.

I chat with Assistant Professor in Logic and AI at Vrije Universiteit Nederland Guido Löhr about his ideas on conceptual disruption, conceptual engineering, and the morality and politics in joint action.

I chat with Harro van Lente from Maastricht University on what drives scientific ideas and what this could mean for transition research.

I chat with Klara Strecker, a transitions scholar who is spinning off from academia and into own coaching and counseling practice. We discuss why and how. Check out Klara's coaching and counselling services at https://www.klarastrecker.com/

I chat with Vlasta Sikimić, Assistant Professor of philosophy of science at TU Eindhoven. We talk about the dual challenge of sustainability and AI in education.

I chat with Hiske Arts from Fossil Free Netherlands on their recent law suit against the European Union, as well as systems change, building coalitions and just transitions.