Public Lectures at Urban Beach Clubs, Pubs, and More

What do global climate negotiations really do? Why do travelers find places of horror so fascinating? And why is Germany so polarized? The University’s public lectures, Vorlesungen für alle, look at these and other questions. The project, developed within the scope of the University’s Excellence Strategy, is one of many outreach formats that strengthens exchange with the public at large and opens the University to the city. Visitors can still enjoy one of these exciting evenings until the end of the year.

Different places right in the middle of the city: at the public lecture series Vorlesung für alle, researchers from Universität Hamburg give a glimpse into exciting research in a relaxed atmosphere. At the end, visitors can ask

• Wed, 11 October 2023 at 7 pm, Anne Lauscher: "Kann künstliche Intelligenz (un)ethisch sein?-
• Wed, 18 October 2023 at 6 pm, Sylvia Kesper-Biermann: -Dark Tourism-Warum reisen wir zu historischen Orten des Schreckens?-
• Wed, 26 October 2023 at 7 pm, Stefan Aykut: -Ausweg aus der Klimakrise oder doch nur heiße Luft? Was bringen globale Klimaverhandlungen?-
• Thu, 9 November 2023 at 7 pm, Nina Perkowski and Aziz Epik: -Eine sichere Stadt für alle?-
• Thu, 23 November 2023 at 7 pm, Sighard Neckel: -Klima-Gefühle: Was die ökologische Krise mit unseren Emotionen anstellt-
• Tue, 21 November 2023 at 7 pm, PD Dr. Eilin Jopp-van Well: -`Knochengeflüster- und Cold Cases-Wie kann die forensische Anthropologie helfen?-
• Wed, 7 December 2023 at 7 pm, Dr. Hendrik Hegemann: -Wie polarisiert ist Deutschland?-

The lectures generally last about one hour and are free, although you need to sign up.

The series was developed using funds from the Excellence Strategy of the Federal and State Governments. The Joachim Herz Stiftung supports the public lectures. See Wissen für alle