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Themes

Our research is organised around four core themes that together address the complexity of climate change. Within and across these themes, projects are designed to develop system-level solutions to diverse climate challenges.

Bridging climate science and law for understanding climate litigation (ClimaLaw) (2025-2029)
Fostering the Resilience of the Dutch Knowledge Sector: Knowledge Security and Research in a Geopolitical Context (KNOWSEC-NL) (2026-2030)
Circular innovation in glove technology: a healthcare-industry collaboration / Glove Redesign for Innovative Protection (GRIP) (2026-2029)
A route towards non persistent cross linked humin resins (2026-2032)
Moving Beyond the Delay Frame to Build Resilient Journalism (2026-2027)
Climate Change in Courtrooms: Developing a Network for Scientific and Legal Expertise (VERDICT) (2026-2030)
Co-creation and Integration of Planetary Health Impact Assessment in policy practice (CINPHIA) (2026-2031)
Ab-Initio Biowaste Loop (ABEL) (2026-2030)
Collaborating for Circular Healthcare: Efficient Use and Upcycling of Lamination Pouches in Dental Care (CirCoLa) (2026-2028)
From Beef to Bean (BeTrue) (2026-2029)
Urban Climate–Health Nexus: Enhancing Resilience and Health Equity through Citizen Science, Dynamic Systems Modelling, and Policy Innovation (2026-2030)
Creating Common Grounds for Climate Justice through Artistic Research (Just Art) (2025-2030)
Health(ier) without PFAS: phasing out non-essential uses of “forever chemicals” in hospitals and healthcare (2025-2027)
Ways of Water – Overcoming Conflicting Sustainability Pathways in the Port of Amsterdam (WoWPoA) (2025-2027)
Social, User aCCeptable, Economically Sustainable Systems for hydrogen (HySUCCESS) (2024-2028)
Tackling the effects of climate change on diarrheal diseases (Springs) (2024-2025)

Grace Yano, Programme Manager

We invite academic partners to collaborate on ongoing projects or to develop new research initiatives together. Please contact us to explore the opportunities.