Arqus Living Labs are an innovative umbrella concept promoting the setting up and development of communities and spaces for the generation of interdisciplinary, challenge-based approaches to major societal challenges.
In line with the objectives and recommendations of the latest EU Guidelines on Education for Environmental Sustainability and the Digital Education Action Plan, the Arqus Alliance aims to stimulate bottom-up responses to the need for strong education initiatives at all levels for the twin green and digital transition, for sound research and innovation proposals and, especially, to ensure that the synergies between education, research, innovation and dissemination are exploited to the full, by having them generated in a single open space.
The Climate Change & Sustainability Living Lab brings together committed academics, scientists and educators to share solutions and specific approaches. The versatility due to the diversity of disciplines represented in the team is a great strength and potential for a broader understanding of how our planet works.
If you are interested in joining the Climate Change & Sustainability Living Lab, sharing your expertise, or participating in its activities, please contact info@arqus-alliance.eu
On 17 June 2025, this online scientific symposium titled “One Health and Pathogens, Parasites, and Vectors” will explore the One Health approach in the context of climate change, with a special focus on antimicrobial resistance (AMR), vector-borne pathogens, parasites, and microbial biodiversity.
Arqus researchers, students and professionals are invited to attend this online symposium and workshop.
The symposium is designed to foster transdisciplinary collaboration, the symposium aims to spark innovative research ideas and lay the foundation for joint grant proposals in this critical and evolving field.