The Systemic Risk and Resilience (SYRR) Group aims to assess and support the management of systemic anthropogenic and environmental risks. The SYRR research group analyses the increasingly systemic socio-ecological risks associated with global and local change, and with policy, practice and civil society co-generates options for building resilience.
The Integrated Biosphere Futures (IBF) group is firmly committed to encourage and foster the participation of early career researchers who express an interest in collaborating with us and wish to contribute to our initiatives. We offer diverse pathways for individuals to join our group, and we are particularly enthusiastic about engaging with researchers who share a keen interest in our methodologies and ongoing projects.
A warming climate brings both higher average and peak temperatures – putting stress on humans, animals, crops, and infrastructure systems, including energy supply and demand. But how will people and institutions cope with warmer temperatures, what is our capacity to adapt to changing conditions and what are the subsequent implications of our adaptation choices?
The 2023 Annual Report provides a concise overview of the achievements and contributions made by IIASA researchers in various fields throughout the past year. In addition, it illustrates the Institute's effective use of science diplomacy, capacity building, collaborations, and networks, and highlights the structures, policies, and processes IIASA has implemented to enrich the research ecosystem and maintain its reputation as a leading center for impactful, policy-oriented applied systems analysis.