2nd user day „OpenIRIS for JenaVersum”

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2nd user day „OpenIRIS for JenaVersum“

When?           May 6, 2025 | 2-4 p.m.
Where?          Auditorium „Zur Rosen“ (Johannisstraße 13, Jena)

The universities and research institutions in Jena are excellently equipped. Sharing this infrastructure promotes cross-disciplinary synergies and interdisciplinary cooperation and enables resources to be used sparingly. With the help of the open source platform OpenIRIS and its various functions, the different needs of the research institutions can be mapped for a coordinated use of the research infrastructure. This provides an overview of the research infrastructures in the network, displays terms of use transparently and allows bookings to be made.

The successful first user day in 2024 will be followed up this year in order to bring users and interested parties together, increase visibility and acceptance and strengthen cooperation within the JenaVersum network.

We cordially invite you to our 2nd user day “OpenIRIS for JenaVersum”. This event offers an excellent opportunity to learn about the possibilities of OpenIRIS, to exchange experiences and to benefit from the experiences of other users.

The event will take place on May 6, 2025 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Auditorium Zur Rosen (Johannisstraße 13, Jena). Participation is free of charge, but registration is required. Register here now!

The event will be held in german language.

Open lecture ‘Climate in the head – mental health in children and adolescents’

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Lecture and panel discussion on the Heat Action Day

Climate in your head

Open event on the mental health of children and young people in 2025

Corona, wars and an intensification of social discourse, inflation and, hovering over everything, the climate and biodiversity crisis – wherever you look, our present is characterised by crises. In the course of their development, children and young people have to come to terms with their own issues and crises, but also with our global world of crises. Is it therefore normal for them to be more anxious or sad? Who suffers most from these stresses? And what can be done about it? The lecture describes the psychosocial consequences as well as the mechanisms by which a global crisis can become a personal crisis. It explains how people can cope well with these crises – alone and as a society. At the end, we will shed light on the positive psychosocial effects that measures such as climate protection or a strong school system can have on people’s mental health. These so-called co-benefits not only have a benefit for the climate and the environment, but also for our psyche.

Wednesday, 4 June 2025 | 5 pm | Ernst-Abbe-Bücherei Jena | Free admission

The event will be held in German.

The event is part of the MitmachFORUM Jena – New Public Health. A joint project of the University of Jena and the City of Jena as part of the ‘Transformationslabor Hochschule’ programme, funded by the Stifterverband.