Events
Call for case studies: Living Labs tackling climate change and ocean literacy
Share your real-world experience with other professionals through key learnings and business solutions presented in a case study at the SCORE event during Open Living Lab Days 2023. We’re looking for Living Labs tackling climate change and ocean literacy. Call for case studies: Lessons learned from the Living labs established to tackle Climate Change and…
Read MoreSCORE Climate Adaptation training school – First edition
The SCORE project is launching its 1st Climate Adaptation training school – a three-day event through which several activities will take place within the framework of the EU Green Week 2023! Programme Day 1 | June 6, 2023, 12:00 – 13:30 (CEST) | Online lecture on Climate Adaptation Day 2 | June 7, 2023, 12:00…
Read MoreWebinar: Risk modeling and its role in designing strategies to increase financial resilience
This webinar is the 3rd episode in the SCORE webinar series! SCORE Webinar #3: Risk modeling and its role in designing strategies to increase the financial resilience of coastal cities Description In this webinar, we will focus on the development of quantitative risk models and their importance in the design of financial resilience…
Read MoreEngaging the younger generation in designing our cities with Minecraft
The younger generation is an essential group to reach when engaging a local community in designing more resilient cities, as is the core of the SCORE project. There is an opportunity to include young people in the process. They have ideas for what they want their neighbourhoods to look like in the future. Unfortunately, adults and…
Read MoreWebinar: Co-creation and Co-Design – Examples for Nature-Based Solutions in Cities
This webinar is the 2nd episode in the SCORE webinar series! SCORE Webinar #2: Co-creation and Co-Design – Examples for Nature-Based Solutions in Cities Description In this webinar, we introduced the concept of co-creation and co-design, including illustrative tools and methods. We also provided examples from cities and regions on how nature-based solutions…
Read MoreWebinar: The potential of Ecosystem-based Adaptation in coastal areas
The SCORE project is happy to launch its webinar series! SCORE Webinar #1: The potential of Ecosystem-based adaptation in coastal areas Description In this webinar, we will introduce the SCORE project (Smart Control of the Climate Resilience in European Coastal Cities) and the concept of Ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA), followed with a presentation by our invited…
Read MoreBright Night in Pisa
In Pisa, for the European Researchers’ Night, Bright Night 2022 took place on a complicated day due to bad weather conditions. Despite this, the event was a success, with about 450 young students who were welcomed in the university to take part in small experiments, laboratories, and scientific games; 500 people who signed up for…
Read MoreEducation with sustainability Conference in Sligo
The SCORE project was presented at the Education with Sustainability Conference in Sligo, Ireland, from 15 to 17 August. This conference addressed the challenges and opportunities for educators to weave sustainability into all aspects of the curriculum. On 16 August, as part of the conference, our ATU Sligo partners, Iulia Anton, Tasneem Ahmed, Khurram Riaz…
Read MoreSCORE at the Climate Week 2022
The Climate Week 2022 (World Conference on Climate Change & Sustainability) will be held in Frankfurt, Germany on 1-3 September, 2022. The conference will address multidimensional aspects of the climate change problem and will also present viable solutions. These will include technological innovations and ecosystem management to disrupt the effects of climate change and to…
Read MoreSCORE played Minecraft at UCD Festival in Dublin
A group of researchers from the SCORE project at University College Dublin worked with young people and their families to help design and create an alternative and sustainable future for Dun Laoghaire in Dublin, Ireland. On Saturday, 11 June, as part of the UCD Festival 2022, researchers were interested in finding ways for communities to…
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