In collaboration between UTRI and SHIP, a group of researchers gathers to work from a fictional case of a realistic crisis situation and then meet in a roundtable discussion to explore how they understand and interpret the scenario. What consequences do crises have for society, the environment, and people—and how can different research disciplines collaborate to understand both needs and solutions? This event is being held in Swedish, but will be recorded with english subtitles and published on the UTRI web. Read more about the event on the Swedish website:  Skyfallet i Bergsvik 2035 Participating in the round-table discussion are: Magnus Evander, professor in virology/One Health Maria Furberg, physician, specialist in general medicine and infectious diseases Sofie Jeppsson, associate professor of philosophy Daniel Metcalfe, professor in ecology Karin Tegmark Wisell, ambassador for global health Sverker Olofsson, moderator This round-table discussion is part of the SHIP dialogue series New Perspectives on Sustainable Health, which aims to identify areas of intersection between disciplines, reveal blind spots and disconnects, and build a shared language for sustainable health that can inspire both practical insights and future collaborations. Read more about the dialogue series here. Follow the event online The event will be broadcast online […]

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SHIP is committed to promoting partner initiatives that align with its mission, highlighting their work and creating opportunities for wider engagement.