GAIA Jahrestreffen 2026 2026-03-12 Scaling and mainstreaming of innovations for sustainability transformation from the perspective of scientific institutions and organisations Date Friday, April 10th to Saturday, April 11th, 2026 Hosting Institutions Empa – the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology and Eawag – the Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology Location Empa/Eawag cooperate campus, Überlandstr. 129 / 133 in Dübendorf near Zurich, CH Registration form of the Annual Meeting at » https://www.wsl.ch/en/gaia-j/ » Programme of the Annual Meeting NEW: » Report of the Annual Meeting GAIA Jahrestreffen 2026 Taking place at the campus of the two ETH Domain research institutes Eawag and Empa in Dübendorf, Switzerland, the meeting will focus on the preconditions, opportunities, and limits of scaling innovations for sustainability transformation from the perspective of scientific institutions and organisations. The programme will feature two keynote talks and three parallel workshops. Building on ongoing activities within the ETH Domain, saguf, TU Delft, the Green Village, and ZHAW, these sessions will explore selected aspects of the topic and provide space for in-depth discussion. Following the presentation of the GAIA Best Paper Award and the GAIA Masters Student Paper Award, participants will have the opportunity to join thematic tours of the campus and NEST – the modular research and innovation building of Empa and Eawag. As a platform for testing and advancing new approaches, NEST exemplifies the spirit of the meeting: developing, refining, and scaling ideas for sustainability transformation. We look forward to inspiring discussions and exchanges.
New issue GAIA 35/3 (2026) August 19, 2026 This latest issue of GAIA features papers on transdisciplinary and participatory research: context, formats, methods, and toolkits | and high-end climate change risks for Germany |
IN MEMORIAM Beate Jessel May 14, 2026 With deep sadness, the editorial board of GAIA announces the passing of co-editor, Beate Jessel.