TRAINER: Trans- and interdisciplinary support research project for the BMFTR programme "Sustainable Development of Urban Regions”
Networking, synthesis and transfer – these are the main activities of the TRAINER support research project. The support team promotes the individual research projects and raises cross-project synergy potentials to the SURE programme level.
The funding priority on ‘Sustainable Development of Urban Regions (SURE)’ in Southeast Asia and China is accompanied by a networking, transfer and synthesis project. The SURE Facilitation and Synthesis Research project (F&SR) team provides scientific and organisational support for the entire funding priority as well as its affiliated research and development projects. The project, which is being carried out jointly by HafenCity University Hamburg, Lübeck University of Applied Sciences and TÜV Rheinland Consulting GmbH, engages in three areas:
- Intra-programme networking, knowledge management and communication
The programme support team encourages the continuous exchange between the SURE projects and promotes the cross-project communication with thematically related organisations. Knowledge sharing and networking is motivated in workshops and on a digital collaboration platform. This approach generates synergies at the programme level and initiates learning processes. - Scientific communication and public relations, external networking and transfer of results
The team organizes networking with relevant scientific communities and practitioners beyond the SURE programme. The main objective is to initiate a transfer of gained results in science and practice, enabling SURE to have a contribution with lasting impact. The team's activities foster implementation-related applications and the scaling of new knowledge in practice. - Scientific programme support, observation and monitoring as a cross-sectional task
The aim is to classify the innovative content of the overall programme within the research landscape. The SURE team carries out impact analyses to examine the actual effectiveness of the research results obtained and the applications produced. These analyses make it possible to determine the transfer impact of the projects as well as the effectiveness of the implemented results.
Project lead:
Prof. Dr. Jörg Rainer Noennig
HafenCity University Hamburg (HCU), Digital City Science
Henning-Vorscherau-Platz 1
20457 Hamburg
Phone: +49 221 806 4164
E-Mail: joerg.noennig@hcu-hamburg.de
Project partner:
Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Frank Schwartze
Technische Hochschule Lübeck, Fachgruppe Stadt
Mönkhofer Weg 239
23562 Lübeck
Phone: +49 451 300 5481
E-Mail: frank.schwartze@th-luebeck.de
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