Interdisciplinary Lecture Series Climate Change & Health

Interdisciplinary Lecture Series Climate Change & Health
Reference Code EUG2_T6_2_0038
Host Institution UHH - Universität Hamburg
Description

Climate change is already affecting all regions across the globe with human influence contributing to many observed changes in regional temperature and precipitation as well as climate extremes, such as heatwaves, droughts, storms and floods. The impacts of climate on human health are manifold and will increase with further global warming. This lecture series will provide knowledge about different aspects of climate and climatic changes affecting various aspects of human health, such as occupational health, reproductive health, cardiovascular, inflammatory and infectious diseases, or impacts on preterm children. Lectures will also give insights in future climate change, urban health and challenges and opportunities for adaptation and long-term planning in meeting future energy and health care demands.

 

 

The second iteration of this interdisciplinary lecture series offered by Prof. Dr. Sillmann will take place on every thursday from 4.15 - 5.45pm in Room 1002 at Universität Hamburg as well as online. Virtual session links will be sent prior to the sessions to registered participants from the EUGLOH network.

Language: English

Educational Concept: Lectures

Format: Hybrid

Credit Points: 3 CP

Exam type: Multiple Choice test

Study Programme: ICSS

 

 

Termin/Date

Name

Institut/Institute

Thema/Topic

1

17.10.2024

Jana Sillmann

UHH

Introduction Climate Change

2

24.10.2024

Ana Maria Vicedo-Cabrera

University of Bern

Climate change and health impacts

3

07.11.2024

Marie-Luise Zenker

University of Potsdam

Flooding & Mental Health

4

14.11.2024

Laurens Bouwer

Hereon/GERICS

Heat-health impacts analyzed with Machine Learning and insurance data

5

21.11.2024

Martha Vogel

Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre

Climate-health nexus in the humanitarian sector

6

28.11.2024

Pedro Norton

University of Porto

Global Warming and Anesthetics Operating Room Practices

7

05.12.2024

Petra Arck

UHH/UKE

Heat stress and pregnancy

8

12.12.2024

Peter Hoffmann

Hereon/GERICS

Urban health and climate change

9

19.12.2024

Jürgen May

BNITM/UKE

Climate Change and Infectious Diseases

10

09.01.2025

Samuel Huber

UKE / I. Med.

The role of exposome in IBD

11

16.01.2025

Monika Wolf

UKE (Kinder-UKE)

Air Pollution and Indoor Air Quality during the First Lifetime of Preterm Children

12

23.01.2025

n.n.

ZfAM (UKE)

Working in a changing climate: climate change and occupational health

13

30.01.2025

Jo-Ting Huang-Lachmann

Hereon/GERICS

Systemic risk and interconnections of climate change, health, and energy

 

Learning Outcomes: The students got an overview und understanding of how climate and climatic change can impact different aspects of human health. Insights are gained on various methods applied in climate science and medical science to analyze different types of data to study climate impacts on human health.

Period 17 Oct 2024 16:15:00 — 30 Jan 2025 17:45:00
Duration
Mode Online
Type of activity Lecture series
Target groups Undergraduate students, Master students, PhD students
Location Hamburg, Germany
WP WP 6
ISCED Fields of Study
Contact Person Prof. Dr. Jana Sillmann
jana.sillmann@uni-hamburg.de
Content and Methodology

Learning Outcomes: The students got an overview und understanding of how climate and climatic change can impact different aspects of human health. Insights are gained on various methods applied in climate science and medical science to analyze different types of data to study climate impacts on human health.


Course Language: English


Credit Points: 3


Exam Type: Multiple Choice Test







































































































 

Termin/Date



Name



Institut/Institute



Thema/Topic



1



17.10.2024



Jana Sillmann



UHH



Introduction Climate Change



2



24.10.2024



Ana Maria Vicedo-Cabrera



University of Bern



Climate change and health impacts



3



07.11.2024



Marie-Luise Zenker



University of Potsdam



Flooding & Mental Health



4



14.11.2024



Laurens Bouwer



Hereon/GERICS



Heat-health impacts analyzed with Machine Learning and insurance data



5



21.11.2024



Martha Vogel



Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre



Climate-health nexus in the humanitarian sector



6



28.11.2024



Pedro Norton



University of Porto



Climate and Public Health



7



05.12.2024



Petra Arck



UHH/UKE



Heat stress and pregnancy



8



12.12.2024



Peter Hoffmann



Hereon/GERICS



Urban health and climate change



9



19.12.2024



Jürgen May



BNITM/UKE



Climate Change and Infectious Diseases



10



09.01.2025



Samuel Huber



UKE / I. Med.



The role of exposome in IBD



11



16.01.2025



Monika Wolf



UKE (Kinder-UKE)



Air Pollution and Indoor Air Quality during the First Lifetime of Preterm Children



12



23.01.2025



n.n.



ZfAM (UKE)



Working in a changing climate: climate change and occupational health



13



30.01.2025



Jo-Ting Huang-Lachmann



Hereon/GERICS



Systemic risk and interconnections of climate change, health, and energy


Recognition Transcript of records - ECTS
Language English
Funding by EUGLOH budget Not funded
Recruitment of Participants No Limit
Number of open spots
Call for Applications
Closed
Last call
12 Sep 2024 — 12 Oct 2024