Climate+Tech Think-Tank
Topics
Research themes where we publish, collaborate, and connect services with evidence
Interdisciplinary public engagement at the intersection of art, science, and technology.
Trust in science, public engagement, and how research reaches society.
Prebunking, psychological inoculation, fact-checking, and climate misinformation research.
Robust adaptation choices when futures cannot be reliably predicted.
How physical climate risk data is produced, compared, and judged fit for decisions.
We partner in Horizon Europe consortia across several roles: combining a business perspective for sustainable long-term project outcomes with the concrete technical work of software architecture, product research, open source strategy, development, AI/ML training, and helping put the consortium and its funding together in the first place.
NLP4Climate is a growing international research community connecting people who use natural language processing to understand, analyse, and act on climate change. Monthly calls, self-organised focus groups, open talks, and a Slack community.
As a founding partner of the Adaptation Exchange, Climate+Tech brings scientific rigour and solution discovery to a cross-sector platform that translates climate risk awareness into coordinated resilience investment—connecting corporates, insurers, finance, and solution providers.
The Fake News Festival at Europa-Universität Viadrina brings together science, practice, and the public to explore disinformation and AI. Climate+Tech supports the initiative by co-organizing workshops on fact-checking and AI-driven verification.
Use the live Tool Hub to discover open climate risk tools and datasets—plus pathways to collaborate with our team.
Building open-source tools to benchmark AI models in sustainability report analysis, with focus on detecting greenwashing and improving transparency.
Introducing Carbonara, a carbon tracking tool for sustainable software engineering.
Building a collaborative research community to advance AI-powered climate and political fact-checking through interdisciplinary partnerships and open science.
Developing AI-powered tools and training programs to help farmers adapt to climate change through data-driven decision making and regenerative farming practices.
Using AI to distinguish between compliant and non-compliant companies in carbon emission reporting, revealing evasion tactics and regulatory gaps.
A research initiative investigating how bureaucracy shapes democratic processes and climate action.
Looking for researchers, organizations, and partners to join our initiatives.
Interested in collaborating on climate technology research?
