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Catalyzing Climate Connections Researcher Forum

Thursday, October 10, 2024, 3:30-6:30 PM
Great Hall, Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans Center for Health Education

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About

The Office of Climate & Sustainability and the Climate Commitment Advisory Council invites the Duke research community to mark calendars for the Catalyzing Climate Connections Researcher Forum, a dynamic three-hour event designed to spark creativity and collaboration among Duke’s climate researchers and those interested in linking their research into the climate space. This forum will feature lightning talks that explore broad climate research themes from multiple disciplinary perspectives. Attendees will also participate in engaging table conversations, offering the opportunity for deeper discussions and networking. With refreshments provided, there will be ample time for informal interactions and idea exchanges.

Duke Today story: Oct. 10 Forum Aims to Connect Faculty with Climate and Each Other

Refreshments will be served.

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Who Should Attend?

  • Faculty, postdocs, research staff, and doctoral students from all university schools and units
  • Researchers and staff interested in expanding their research into the climate space.
  • Please note: This is not an event for undergraduate or masters students. Please look for the Climate Commitment Student Town Hall on October 17th.

Goals

  • Foster relationships and connectivity among Duke researchers.
  • Inspire fresh ideas and creativity in addressing climate change.
  • Spark new lines of research by emphasizing idea generation over specific expertise.
  • Facilitate connections between climate and health researchers.

Why Attend?

This forum is a unique opportunity to build connections, inspire new lines of research, and effectively address the challenges of climate change. Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of this exciting event!

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