Circulus and three other research groups met last Tuesday in Berlin to present their project, to n etwork and to exchange ideas.
The discussions covered challenges of interdisciplinary research, methods and theories, within the area of bioeconomy and societal transformation research.
Circulus is one of four promoted research projects for junior researchers within the funding program “Bioeconomy as Societal Change”. The first status meeting was held the 9 th of May at the Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and was organized by the Project Management Jülich (PTJ) and supported by the BMBF.
The meeting was a common kick-off for all the projects within the research program. E ach research group presented their project and had the opportunity to discuss their research and challenges with other young researchers. The meeting was fruitful and highlighted some hot topics in current research areas. Interdisciplinarity , discourse analysis and system perspectives were some of the overlapping areas between several groups. The meeting resulted in v aluable contacts with other researchers.
