Past events

Past event / This workshop will be the first step at setting up the network of combining research in food waste and citizen science.

Past event / There are many initiatives and instruments for carbon offsetting and climate change mitigation, but how are they progressing and what impact do they have?

Past event / Theme: How can we enable circular innovations to trigger sustainable transformations in the Baltic Sea Region?

Past event / This session brings views of bioeconomy, emphasising a global perspective and aiming to connect developments in the Global South to those in the EU.

Past event / The event highlighted the proven solutions from exiting fossil fuel-based economies and transitioning to low-carbon societies based on Green to Scale.

Past event / With partners from the policy world and industrial sectors, the Forum highlighted research, impacts and achievements on sustainability.

Past event / REXSAC invites you to a film showing on 28 March at 17:30 at the Nordic Museum.

Past event / SEI will be opening its new Latin America centre in Bogotá, Colombia.

Event / We invite you to join us for A breath of fresh air: sharing air quality knowledge across continents, the first of four Environment Department Open Lectures.

Past event / SEI’s World Water Week activity demonstrates how water and sanitation issues run through the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development.

Past event / Kevin Anderson, professor in climate and energy, delivered the annual Gordon Goodman Memorial Lecture on 21 September 2017.

Past event / SEI was convening and participating in 19 seminars and debates at the Almedalsveckan 2017, Sweden's largest political event.

Past event / Policy-makers and scientists gathered for the SEI Science Forum to share ideas and propose solutions to Asia’s urgent environmental challenges.

Past event / To mark 10 years of a close research affiliation between Tufts and SEI, Tufts University Institute for the Environment and SEI-US will host a public seminar.

Past event / The 2016 Gordon Goodman Memorial Lecture was delivered by prof. Daniel Nocera.