JTC meets Region: Mansfeld-Südharz
Festscheune Röblingen Pfarrstraße 8, Seegebiet Mansfelder Land, Sachsen-Anhalt, GermanyGet to know us and work with us on your vision for the future of the region! JTC is coming to Mansfeld-Südharz.
Get to know us and work with us on your vision for the future of the region! JTC is coming to Mansfeld-Südharz.
As a “forum of ideas”, the JTC Dialog sees itself as a meeting format that promotes the targeted exchange between economic/social practice and university research in the Central German mining region.
On July 4, 2025, it's that time again: the Science Night in Halle welcomes young and old curious people. And the JTC will be there!
2nd Annual International Conference
Jointly convened by Durham University's Centre for Sustainable Development Law and Policy (CSDLP) and JTC.
The sociologist Daniela Ruß (Leipzig University) and the geographer Thomas Turnbull (Max-Planck-Institute for the History of Science, Berlin) present and discuss their new book "Energy's History. Toward a Global Canon". How have people conceptualized, used, and politically negotiated energy throughout history? The volume provides new perspectives on the many facets of energy history and its […]
This workshop, organized by JTC Team B6, focuses on pioneering research and development in next-generation batteries - key enablers of clean energy technologies. The event will highlight recent advances in battery research taking place in Halle, alongside fundamental insights and future perspectives, fostering interdisciplinary discussions and potential collaborations in this rapidly evolving field. The inauguration […]
Whether you are interested in technology or simply curious, here you will find inspiration, knowledge and a glimpse into the future of law. Come along and find out how you can help shape the legal world of tomorrow with legal tech!
In this hands-on workshop, you will learn how body language affects the people around you and how to use it intentionally to strengthen your confident appearance.
At universities and in research funding guidelines, there is a growing expectation that transfer-oriented projects generate societal impact, although the concrete mediation of scientific and practice-related requirements remains unclear. This interdisciplinary workshop offers participants a space to reflect on existing transfer activities, their challenges, and potential contributions to societal change.
Daniel Wolter examines photographic collections of the GDR opposition in “Oppositionelle Umgebungen in der DDR” and shows how environmental destruction and the environmental movement are reflected in the visual material. At the book presentation on December 5 at CittiPunkt Berlin, he and Luise Meier will discuss resistant ecologies and archived legacies.