ICT4S 2024
Mon 24 - Fri 28 June 2024 Stockholm, Sweden
VenueKTH Royal Institute of Technology
Room nameSeminar Room (A524)
Floor5
Room numberA524
Capacity20
Room InformationNo extra information available
Program

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Mon 24 Jun

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14:00 - 15:30
Bridging Sustainable Consumption and ICT: A Collaborative WorkshopWorkshops at Seminar Room (A524) +2h
Chair(s): Goran Finnveden KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden, Matthias Lehner Lund University, Sweden

Consumption patterns are increasingly influenced by the ubiquitous presence of ICT in our daily lives. As digital services are considered less carbon-intensive that most other consumption categories, increased usage of ICT can mean increased dematerialization of consumption, and thus overall lower carbon emissions, and lower resource use. However, ICT-adoption also has the potential to make activities cheaper, less time consuming, and easier. It has been suggested that on balance, increased ICT use leads to increased energy use, due to increased economic activity. This workshop aims to bring together academics and professionals in the fields of Sustainable Consumption and Information and Communication Technologies. The primary objective is to foster community building and stimulate passionate discussions about emerging topics related to ICT and consumption. More info here - https://www.iiiee.lu.se/calendar/workshop-bridging-sustainable-consumption-and-ict

16:00 - 17:30
Bridging Sustainable Consumption and ICT: A Collaborative WorkshopWorkshops at Seminar Room (A524)
Chair(s): Goran Finnveden KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden, Matthias Lehner Lund University, Sweden

Consumption patterns are increasingly influenced by the ubiquitous presence of ICT in our daily lives. As digital services are considered less carbon-intensive that most other consumption categories, increased usage of ICT can mean increased dematerialization of consumption, and thus overall lower carbon emissions, and lower resource use. However, ICT-adoption also has the potential to make activities cheaper, less time consuming, and easier. It has been suggested that on balance, increased ICT use leads to increased energy use, due to increased economic activity. This workshop aims to bring together academics and professionals in the fields of Sustainable Consumption and Information and Communication Technologies. The primary objective is to foster community building and stimulate passionate discussions about emerging topics related to ICT and consumption. More info here - https://www.iiiee.lu.se/calendar/workshop-bridging-sustainable-consumption-and-ict

Fri 28 Jun

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09:00 - 10:30
What computer science research in the Anthropocene?Workshops at Seminar Room (A524) +5h +7h +2h
Chair(s): Lou Grimal HS Darmstadt, Mathilde Jay Universit� Grenoble Alpes, Inria, LIG, Maël Madon IRIT, Université de Toulouse

The social-ecological crisis requires radical changes. How do we align research in computer science (CS) with the pressing challenges of the Anthropocene? Should we therefore abandon certain areas of research? Or focus more on others? This workshop, initiated by a thinking group at Labos 1point5, aims to collect ideas on which CS research could be useful for the transition while having minimal environmental impact. It will complement an ongoing campaign of semi-structured interviews with CS academics in France. More info here - https://esslab.pubpub.org/ict4s-2024

11:00 - 12:30
What computer science research in the Anthropocene?Workshops at Seminar Room (A524)
Chair(s): Lou Grimal HS Darmstadt, Mathilde Jay Universit� Grenoble Alpes, Inria, LIG, Maël Madon IRIT, Université de Toulouse

The social-ecological crisis requires radical changes. How do we align research in computer science (CS) with the pressing challenges of the Anthropocene? Should we therefore abandon certain areas of research? Or focus more on others? This workshop, initiated by a thinking group at Labos 1point5, aims to collect ideas on which CS research could be useful for the transition while having minimal environmental impact. It will complement an ongoing campaign of semi-structured interviews with CS academics in France. More info here - https://esslab.pubpub.org/ict4s-2024

14:00 - 15:30
What computer science research in the Anthropocene?Workshops at Seminar Room (A524)
Chair(s): Lou Grimal HS Darmstadt, Mathilde Jay Universit� Grenoble Alpes, Inria, LIG, Maël Madon IRIT, Université de Toulouse

The social-ecological crisis requires radical changes. How do we align research in computer science (CS) with the pressing challenges of the Anthropocene? Should we therefore abandon certain areas of research? Or focus more on others? This workshop, initiated by a thinking group at Labos 1point5, aims to collect ideas on which CS research could be useful for the transition while having minimal environmental impact. It will complement an ongoing campaign of semi-structured interviews with CS academics in France. More info here - https://esslab.pubpub.org/ict4s-2024

16:00 - 17:30
What computer science research in the Anthropocene?Workshops at Seminar Room (A524)
Chair(s): Lou Grimal HS Darmstadt, Mathilde Jay Universit� Grenoble Alpes, Inria, LIG, Maël Madon IRIT, Université de Toulouse

The social-ecological crisis requires radical changes. How do we align research in computer science (CS) with the pressing challenges of the Anthropocene? Should we therefore abandon certain areas of research? Or focus more on others? This workshop, initiated by a thinking group at Labos 1point5, aims to collect ideas on which CS research could be useful for the transition while having minimal environmental impact. It will complement an ongoing campaign of semi-structured interviews with CS academics in France. More info here - https://esslab.pubpub.org/ict4s-2024

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