Inside Sustainability Interfaces

How can science contribute to practical solutions while remaining rigorous and independent?In this episode, Benjamin Hofmann and Shiila Infriccioli from the Transdisciplinarity Lab (TdLab) at ETH Zurich explore how transdisciplinary research brings scientific and local knowledge together. Drawing on examples from climate adaptation in the Alps and forest health monitoring, they discuss the opportunities, challenges and institutional conditions needed to make research genuinely useful for

Dans cet épisode, nous avons le plaisir de vous présenter une contribution de « Sustainability Talks @Unifr », un podcast créé par des étudiants de l’Université de Fribourg dans le cadre de la microcertification « Sustainability in Practice ». La saguf a soutenu ce projet étudiant et est heureuse de diffuser certains de ses épisodes, qui apportent un regard neuf sur le débat autour de la durabilité, de la transformation et de l’action.Cet épisode autour de la question essentielle de l'évolution

In this episode, we are pleased to share a contribution from Sustainability Talks @Unifr, a podcast created by students at the University of Fribourg as part of the microcertification Sustainability in Practice. saguf supported this student project and is happy to feature selected episodes that bring fresh perspectives to the dialogue on sustainability, transformation, and action. Today’s conversation explores the role of environmental law in practice. Bernadette Keirsey speaks with Gaspard Genton

Im Gespräch mit Prof. Dr. Caroline Wiedmer und Prof. Dr. Christoph Küffer blicken wir zurück auf mehr als 10 Jahre Environmental Humanities in der Schweiz. Caroline und Christoph gehören gemeinsam zu den Pionieren in diesem Themenfeld und beleuchten dazu nochmals wesentliche Meilensteine der letzten gut 10 Jahre, in welchen sie Teil der saguf-Arbeitsgruppe "Environmental Humanities" waren. Nun ist das Thema an den Universitäten teilweise institutionalisiert und die Arbeitsgruppe kommt in dieser

In a world of deepening climate crises and accelerating social change, can science remain neutral? Or must it evolve into something more engaged, more transformative? This podcast explores how early-career researchers in Switzerland are navigating the landscape of sustainability science—between the demands of academic tradition and the urgency of societal transformation. Based on in-depth conversations with PhDs and postdocs from across disciplines, host Sarah Keller delves into the lived tensions