Sustainability Science Forum

The Sustainability Science Forum is a meeting place and discussion forum for interested people from science, politics, business and society. The event addresses current, future-oriented and societally relevant topics of sustainable development.

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Speakers

Michaël Aklin
Michaël Aklin is an associate professor of economics and holds the Chair of Public Policy and Sustainability at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), which he joined
Barbara Dubach
With a passion for sustainability and innovation, Barbara Dubach drives transformative change. As Managing Director of engageability – a centre of competence for sustainability – and Director of Innovate 4
Aurore Fransolet
Aurore Fransolet is a senior researcher in ecological economics, holding the Just Transitions Chair at the Université libre de Bruxelles and a postdoctoral position at Sciences Po Paris. She is
Janina Grabs
Janina Grabs has been Professor of Sustainability Research at the University of Basel since June 2024. She heads the Sustainability Research Department and is responsible for social science teaching in
Karin Ingold
Karin Ingold is a professor at the Institute of Political Science at the University of Bern. Her research focuses on political decision-making processes relating to climate change, water quality and
Jonas Lüscher
Jonas Lüscher was born in Switzerland in 1976 and completed his teacher education in Bern. He studied philosophy in Munich and Zurich and has lived in Munich since 2000. In
Raphaël Mahaim
Born in Lausanne, Raphaël Mahaim obtained a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Sciences and a law degree from the University of Lausanne, followed by a PhD in environmental law from the
Stéphanie Penher
Stéphanie Penher is the managing director of VCS Verkehrs-Club der Schweiz, one of the Swiss transport associations. She studied Romance languages and linguistics and has worked for a trade union
Nicolas Velebit
Nicolas Velebit has been working in the energy sector for 15 years, with the last 9 years dedicated to the eco21 programme. His team supports housing associations and large property