Astrid Offermans and Marjolijn Haasnoot (Deltares) won the third price in the Deltares competition ‘Sustainable project’ with the project ‘Perspectives in Integrated Water Resources Management in River Deltas’. The competition rewards projects that contribute to sustainable development of Delta areas. The integration of insights from natural and social sciences and the exploration of transient adaptation pathways by means of computer models and participatory processes were especially appreciated by the jury. Read more.
"Sustainability is a MUST"
Maastricht University Graduate School of Sustainability Science (MUST)
ICIS-MUST offers the Master of Science and PhD programme 'Sustainability Science and Policy' (SSP), where students from different scientific backgrounds and nationalities work closely together under professional scientific leadership.New publications
- Bakker, S, van Lente H. and Meeus M. (2011). Arenas of expectations for hydrogen technologies. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 78(1), 152-162.
- Ciscar, J.C., et al. (2011). Physical and economic consequences of climate change in Europe. PNAS, January 31.
- Dijk, M. (2011). Technological frames of car engines. Technology in Society, 33, 165–180.
- Dijk, M. and Montalvo, C. (2011). Policy-frames od park and ride in Europe. Journal of Transport Geography 19, 1106–1119.
- Kemp, R., Avelino F. and Bressers N. (2011). Transition management as a model for sustainable mobility. European Transport/Trasporti Europei 47, 1- 22.
- Kemp, R., and Oltra, V. (2011). Research insights and challenges on eco-innovation dynamics. Innovation and Industry 18(3), 249–253.
- Martens, P., Huynen, M., Akin, S., Hilderink, H. & Soskolne, C.L. (2011). Globalisation and human health: complexity, links and research gaps. IHDP Update, 1, 2-6.
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