Engaging with the NWMK

On October 9, the German Marine Research Alliance (DAM) invites representatives of the five northern German research ministries to discuss their transfer activities and projects at the Bremen State Representation in Berlin. Current projects of the DAM core area Transfer and an in-depth dialog on knowledge transfer between levels of research, politics and society are targeted.

Generating and implementing practical knowledge

Marie-Catherine Riekhof from the Center for Ocean and Society will begin by introducing living labs as an example of knowledge transfer to civil society that brings together research practice and stakeholders.

Panel discussion on experiences and perspectives of transfer practice:

• Petra Mahnke, German Association for Marine Technology
• Kathrin Moosdorf, Senator for the Environment, Climate and Science, Bremen
• Sebastian Unger, Federal Government Commissioner for the Seas from the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection

Transfer examples: Digital Information Portal and Interactive World Ocean

Ute Wilhelmsen presents the current transfer projects of DAM, the digital information portal Seas online and the Interactive World Ocean. Both can be viewed and experienced in the later get-together.

Conclusion

• Kathrin Moosdorf, Senator for the Environment, Climate and Science, Bremen
• Christiane Hadamitzky, Ministry of Science, Research, Equality and Districts, Hamburg
• Bettina Martin, Ministry of Science, Culture, Federal and European Affairs of the State of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
• Falko Mohrs, Minister for Science and Culture, Lower Saxonyfür Wissenschaft und Kultur, Niedersachsen
• Guido Wendt Ministry of Education and Training, Schlweswig-HolsteinMinisterium für Allgemeine und berufliche Bildung

Get-Together

Flying buffet and demonstration of transfer examples

*event is held in German

find the detailed report in the NEWS

Header picture: Sinje Hasheider