🎙️ End-of-Year Special! Why are technofixes the go-to for solving (socio-)ecological problems? In our latest episode, of #BeyondTheFix Christine von Weizsäcker unpacks their limits and relationship to #innovation & #precaution 🌱🎧 👉 Listen now: criticalscientists.ch/en/podcast

Looking for a new podcast in the new year? 🎧 #BeyondTheFix dives into the role of science & technology in shaping our world 🌍, with guests like Prof. Julia Steinberger (Julia Steinberger), Dr. Jérôme Santolini & Christine von Weizsäcker. Tune in now! 👉 criticalscientists.ch/podcast

New Episode Out Now! Where can highly radioactive #NuclearWaste be safely stored for the next one million years?☢️ Dr. Rony Emmenegger explores the science, politics & ethics of deep geological repositories & the concept of "passive safety" 🎧Listen now: criticalscientists.ch/en/podcast

More than 40 percent of #postdocs leave academia. Those who landed a coveted faculty position were more likely to have had a highly cited paper, changed their research topic between their #PhD and postdoc, or moved abroad after receiving their doctorate. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

🌱🧬 Is #GeneticEngineering the future of climate-resilient agriculture? Dr. Angelika Hilbeck explains why the promises of GM crops have fallen short, and why the approach’s reductionism might be the real issue. 🎧Listen to #BeyondTheFix at criticalscientists.ch//podcast #CRISPR

Can we really 'fix' the climate after crossing critical limits? 🌍🔥 In ep. 6 of #BeyondTheFix, Dr. Wim Carton unpacks the dangerous logic of 'overshoot' & negative emissions—justifying fossil fuel dependence instead of cutting emissions now. Listen in! 🎧 criticalscientists.ch/podcast

Can we "fix" the climate after crossing critical limits? 🌍🔥 In ep. 6 of #BeyondTheFix, Dr. Wim Carton discusses overshoot & negative emissions. #ClimateAction #FossilFuels #NegativeEmissions #ClimateCrisis #Sustainability #GlobalWarming #NetZero #CleanEnergy #ClimateSolutions

Just showed the documentary film version of Oreskes' book to one of my classes. It continues to serve as one of the most important socio-political analyses of the Century, explaining how we got to where we are today (including how we ended up with a climate denier US President).

Invitation: #Science and #policy in times of #multicrisis and dissent Session 1: Political #Economy of Science and Political Decision With: Brian Wynne, Em. Prof. of Science Studies; Em. Prof. Erik Millstone, Emeritus Professor of Science Policy; ensser.org

Long debate, little movement: the case of #soil #science and #policy ensser.org/events/2025/co…

Critical Scientists Switzerland Congrats on your publication "Towards Convivial Sciences" available at oekom.de/buch/towards-c…

In an era of permanent crisis, universities must reveal what’s hidden: inequality under AI hype, democracy eroded by security, and needs tech can’t fix- writes James Yoonil Auh #AIandHE #HigherEd universityworldnews.com/post.php?story…