IIASA offers a comprehensive range of benefits designed to support international employees and their families. This reflects the Institute’s commitment to being an employer of choice for global talent and to creating an environment where international hires feel welcomed, supported, and empowered to thrive - both professionally and personally.
To make real-world impact, integrating a systems perspective into decision-making necessitates transcending disciplinary boundaries and forging partnerships beyond the scientific community. ASA research engages with policymakers in interactive processes of co-production of theories of change, data, interventions and insights.
The rapid advancement of machine learning and the intelligence it enables presents a unique opportunity to enhance systems analysis and its applications in policy, societal decision-making and practice implementation. ASA uses a variety of these techniques to convert data into information and knowledge, to make modelling of complex systems more efficient, and to enable new insights which cannot be produced by other techniques.
A systems approach to the world highlights structural similarities across diverse domains. With a certain level of analytical abstraction, these similarities allow a unified language for description and analysis of different systems. This universality offers opportunities to transfer concepts, methods, and insights across different disciplinary domains, fostering cross-domain innovation and sense-making.
To make real-world impact, integrating a systems perspective into decision-making necessitates transcending disciplinary boundaries and forging partnerships beyond the scientific community. ASA research engages with policymakers in interactive processes of co-production of theories of change, data, interventions and insights.
In order to address complex risk and resilience problems, SYRR implements Risk&Resilience Labs. These collaborative spaces support co-generation exercises for research, policy and practice. They proceed in transdisciplinary mode building on quantitative and qualitative research methods for creating enhanced insight and impact.
During the summer months IIASA will be opening it's doors to the youngest residents of the various local municipalities offering exciting activities such as a biodiversity treasure hunt, which will be embedded into the municipalities' summer offers such as the "Laxenburg Feriensommer" or the Ferienspiel Biedermannsdorf for example.
The NASA International Space Apps Challenge is the largest annual global hackathon. This two-day event creates innovation through international collaboration by providing an opportunity for participants to utilize NASA’s free and open data and its Space Agency Partners’ space-based data to address real-world problems on Earth and in space.