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How do cities tackle global challenges? In the new CuKnow lecture series, experts from EPICUR universities offer insights into sustainability, resilience and inclusion, including case studies and strategies. You can also participate in individual lectures.
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Rediscover the city! KIT Science Week marked the beginning of a collaboration between MuT and the Natural History Museum. The biodiversity in Karlsruhe is highlighted by citizens photographing wild animals, plants and fungi.
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Architecture as a space of experience: At the TRIANGEL format “Stammtisch” on October 8, 2025, Anna Keitemeier spoke about in-between spaces and liminality. In a relaxed atmosphere, space, time, and the body were reimagined.
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In summer, it can get uncomfortably hot in Karlsruhe. The BNN reports on the "Heat Companion" project by Niklas Heyden, which could provide relief in form of an app.
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