Events

To support the dialogue between science and society, as well as researchers across different disciplines, IRI THESys holds both external and internal events. This includes lecture series, summer universities and panel discussions open to the public, and participative workshops, colloquiums and activities for IRI THESys.

Upcoming Events

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  • Oct
    23
    2025

    Fluid Interdisciplinaries

    23-25 October 2025
    HU Berlin, Tieranatomisches Theatre, Centre for Cultural Technology, Philippstraße 13/Haus 3, 10115 Berlin

    Connecting Waters, Bridging Perspectives

    Fluid Interdisciplinarities is a three-day festival which brings together researchers, artists, and practitioners to unpack water-related research and practices. Organized by the Integrative Research Institute on Transformations of Human-Environment Systems (IRI THESys), the IHE Delft Institute for Water Education and the Knowledge Exchange with Society team at the Centre for Cultural Techniques (HZK), the event features academic sessions and public events, including film screenings, walkshops and artistic interventions. Through the diverse program, the festival aims to foster knowledge exchange between science, art, and society.

    Fluid Interdisciplinarities will take a special focus on rivers, including the Spree, the Maas, the Brahmaputra, the Magdalena, the Nile, the Danube, and the Panke. These rivers will not remain one-dimensional and abstracted topics, but be enlivened through rich discussions, collaborative and participatory activities. This will be the focus of House of Rivers on Saturday October 25th, which is designed in cooperation with artist Regina Hügli (One Body of Water), showcasing interactive discussions and artistic projects on water session.

    Stay tuned for a full program and registration information!

    The event is funded by the Fritz Thyssen Stiftung,

    Contact

    Pauline Münch,

    Photo credits: Lightdrawing by River Limyros, 2015, Copyright by Regina Hügli