STEM for Global Resilience
STEM for Global Resilience
The mandate of the STEM for Global Resilience (STEM4GR) research cluster is to critically inform public debate and shape the policy discourse addressing the nexus between technology, innovation, social and economic policy. The cluster brings together scientists from all domains – material, physical, life and social science – to help advance evidence-based decisions for disaster recovery, economic growth, a sustainable environment and improved quality of life.
The Cluster hosts a virtual bi-weekly one hour open discussion to promote open and a spirited discussion on complex global challenges. At the intersection of STEM Disciplines and public policy choices, there is a need to to foster a deeper meaningful dialogue across disciplinary boundaries to bridge gaps in the knowledge base and shape pathways for new lines of inquiry and research initiatives. It is a non-agenda driven, friendly exploration of critical issues of the day. The STEM4GR Coffee Lounge has attracted thought leaders from around the world. Students and faculty are welcome to attend. Join the cluster to receive the Coffee Lounge details.
Events
Media
Media
STEM for Global Resilience Coffee Chat recording: "Can Technology “Save” Us? Opportunities to Advance Water Security and Health in a Changing Climate," featuring Dr. Monika Emelko.
Recorded on November 7, 2024.
STEM for Global Resilience Coffee Chat recording: "The role of STEM for Primary Care for Older Adults in Africa," featuring Dr. John Hirdes.
Recorded on October 24, 2024.
STEM for Global Resilience Coffee Chat recording: "The Next Frontier is Your Mind: Neurotechnologies, Human Rights, and the Battle for Your Brain," featuring Jared Genser.
Recorded on October 10, 2024.
STEM for Global Resilience Coffee Chat recording: "Middle East Conflict: Overview of Territorial, Political, and Economic Issues," featuring Dr. Abdul Malek Al Jaber.
Recorded on September 26, 2024.