December 09, 2025 | 14:00 – 14:45 CET | Online
NEUROCLIMA is building a web-based “digital nervous system” that integrates artificial intelligence, data-driven semantic analytics, conversational chatbots, online deliberation, e-learning, and engaging interactive experiences. Our aim is to empower policymakers, journalists, educators, and citizens with an interconnected toolkit to collaboratively design effective climate-change adaptation strategies.
Registrations are open and will be accepted until the day of the event!
The NEUROCLIMA Forum invites educators, researchers, youth networks, and sustainability practitioners to an interactive online session exploring Neuroclima Learn and Neuroclima Play: two complementary tools designed to make climate knowledge accessible, engaging, and actionable for all.
This 45-minute session will demonstrate how Neuroclima Learn, the project’s digital learning hub, and Neuroclima Play, its interactive and gamified learning environment, foster climate literacy, behavioural change, and cross-sectoral collaboration. Participants will experience how immersive learning formats and adaptive content design can support education, policy, and community engagement on climate adaptation and sustainability.
Details
- Date: 09 December 2025 @ 2.00pm CET.
- Format: Online session (45 min).
- Audience: Educators, researchers, youth networks, sustainability practitioners, and policymakers.
- Focus: Demonstration and discussion on how Neuroclima Learn and Play combine digital education, behavioural insights, and gamification to strengthen climate awareness and participation.
Agenda (45 minutes)
14:00–14:05 Welcome, Housekeeping Rules & Introduction
14:05–14:20 Demonstration: Neuroclima Learn
14:20–14:35 Demonstration: Neuroclima Play
14:35–14:45 Q&A and Closing Remarks
Note: This session will be recorded.
After registration, you will receive your personal link to join the workshop via email.
About NEUROCLIMA: NEUROCLIMA is an EU-funded project dedicated to enhancing behavioural change and community resilience through interdisciplinary collaboration and participatory methodologies. By integrating climate education, neuroscience, and artistic expression, NEUROCLIMA opens new avenues for inclusive, sustainable climate action.
