Recommended Event: Linnaeus Lecture

This lecture will address the role that social discounting applied to public policies acquires when concerned with the preservation of the natural capital in the fluvial landscape. This demands compelling quantitative assessments. Key to that end is our capability to predict the fate of water controls on living communities stemming from the recognition that the universality of form shown by the fluvial landscape affects decisively the predictability of their function as ecological corridors.

Here you can read more about the lecture.

Each year the Faculty of Science and Technology arranges the Celsius-Linnaeus honorary lectures in memory of Anders Celsius and Carl von Linné. The selected Celsius- and Linnaeus-lecturers are at today's forefront within their field.

After the lecture there will be a symposium with lectures given by Stefano Manzoni, Stockholm University and Gesa Weyhenmeyer, Uppsala University. The symposium ends with a panel discussion.

The 2025 Celsius Lecturer, Francesco Calegari, will give his lecture at Ångström Laboratory starting 09.00.

Read more here about the Celsius-Linnaeus Lectures and see a more detailed program.