6th BMBF Forum for Sustainability
Research for Sustainability - One Step Further
9 - 10 September 2009, PROTOTYP Lofts, Hamburg

Michael Gleich

Journalist und Wissenschaftspublizist
Germany

Short biography

Michael Gleich, 48, is a journalist specializing in vivid, hands-on elucidation of complex scientific themes. His books include Mobility – Mankind on The Move, Life Counts. Cataloguing Life on Earth, Web of Life. The art of interconnected living, Successful Peacebuilders (Peace Counts project), and Culture Counts. The Chances of Cultural Diversity. For his work he has received awards including the German Award for Environmental Journalism, the “Mobility Needs” journalism prize, Scientific Book of the Year (for Life Counts), the German Environment Foundation’s book prize, and on two occasions the Development Policy Media Prize awarded by the office of the German president.

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09/09/2009, 10:30 - 12:30

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