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TU Lunch TalksProgramWednesday – Friday 12.00 – 14.00

Exhibition Stand C29, Hall BMetropolitan Solutions20 – 22 May 2015

TU Berlin: world-class smart city researchSmart City research requires expertise from many different disciplines. For this reason, the Technical University Berlin initiated the Smart City Platform in 2013 with the aim to connect the many technical and social disciplines across the university whose research touches on the various aspects of the Smart City.

So far, more than 20 disciplines and research groups are involved. This breadth and diversity gives the TU Berlin a unique platform from which to analyse, guide and develop new technologies and innovative approaches for managing our cities of tomorrow.

What is BrainBox? Many of our actions today are ruled by algorithms and processes that are invisible to the eye. We find it hard to understand how to talk about, experience and govern smart processes in cities.

BrainBox is a visionary public performance space and plan-ning-support tool for Smart City development. It is an en-vironment where people can meet to learn about, imagine and discuss the future of their city. Like in ancient Greece, it provides a space for meaningful encounter, education, artistic expression and collective thought.

Through the power of story-telling and visualisation, BrainBox empowers experts and non-experts, citizens and decision-makers to work together closely on the complex aspects related to life in our cities of tomorrow.

What’s happening in the Smart City Berlin?With the help of an interactive table, you can discover many stories about Smart City Berlin: energy, mobility, wa-ter, waste management, big data, health or nano satellites.

You can also learn how to play a multi-player scenario game, where you can develop innovative projects based on a database of actors, technologies and projects in Berlin.

Smart City Berlin 2030

Coordinated by:

CHORA city & energy Institute, TU Berlin

Prof. Raoul BunschotenChair for Sustainable Urban Planning and Urban Design

Technical University BerlinFaculty VI, Planning Construction Environment

Institute for Architecture, Room 805Strasse des 17. Juni 152, 10623 BerlinTel: +49.30.31.421.934 (Secretariat)www.chora.tu-berlin.de

Wednesday – 20 May 201512.00 – 12.40URBAn DesIgn THInkIngCreative Strategies for Urban Challenges

elke Pahl-Weber, Professor for Urban Renewal and Sustainable DevelopmentDodo zu knyphausen-Aufseß, Professor for Strategic Leadership and Global ManagementJan Voss, Siemens Center of Knowledge Interchange and ResearchChristoph Hoja, Urban Renewal and Sustainable Development

12.40 – 13.20BIg DATALinking the digital resources of a city

Christoph Boden, Database Systems and Information Management GroupAdam Wolisz, Professor for Telecommunication Net-works Representative of Code for Berlin (tbc)

13.20 – 14.00sMART HeAlTH How Berliners could live longer, better and less stressed

Mena Theißen-Helling, Architecture for Health GroupAlvaro Valera sosa, Architecture for Health GroupThomas Willemeit, Graft ArchitectsRepresentative of Charité (tbc)

Thursday – 21 May 201512.00 – 12.40“ICH BIn eIn (sMART) BeRlIneR” Involving citizens in smart city developments

Jörg stollmann, Professor for Urban Design and Urbanization Groupgabriele Wendorf, Center for Technology and SocietyHans-liudger Dienel, Professor for Work and Technol-ogy Studies

12.40 – 13.20CO-eVOlUTIOn In THe CITyConnecting Berlin’s sites of future transformation

Philipp Bouteiller, Tegel Urban Tech RepublicBernd stary, insel-projekt.berlin, Mierendorff-InselCorinna Huge, SenWTF

13.20 – 14.00MeTROPOlITAn UTIlITIes DIAlOgUe An innovation roundtable for Berlin’s utilities

kristine köhler, Independent consultantnorbert Pauluweit, BSR (municipal waste utility)Regina gnirß, BWB (municipal water utility)Birgit kahland, Vattenfall (private energy utility)

Friday – 22 May 201512.00 – 12.40e-MOBIlITy Berlin’s new E-Bus line and other innovative projects

Dietmar göhlich, Professor for Methods of Product Development and MechatronicsRico gast, BVG (municipal transport utility)Dustin schöder, Logistics Group

12.40 - 13.20CHARgIng BeRlInSmart Grids in Adlershof and EUREF-Campus

Jan keiser, Distributed Artificial Intelligence Laboratorystefan Bschorer, Sustainable Electric Networks GroupFriederike Rohde, Center for Technology and SocietyOlaf koeppen, Energy Engineering Group

13.20h – 14.00sMART WATeRIncreasing resilience of storm- and wastewater infrastruc-ture

stefan gerlach, Fluid Mechanics and AcousticsRegina gnirß, BWB (municipal water utility)Bodo Weigert, KWB - Berlin Centre of Competence for Water

Lunch Talks

With generous support from our sponsors and partners

We Thank ...BrainBox Team: Simon Becker, Tobias Birkefeld, Sara Busnardo, Ying Chi Deng, Svea Heinemann, Akitoshi Honda, Georg Hubmann, Jannis Jaschke, Henry Jones, Dietmar Köring, Nadine Kuhla-von Bergmann, Matthias Lieb, Davide Locatelli, Jessica Lüttke, Luca Mule, Murad Mulhem, Vera Pabst, Meram Irina Pienaru, Dr. Tomaz Pipan, Holger Prang, Dan Rigamonti, Jonas Schorr, Arne Siebenmorgen, Florian Thiel, Anke von der Heide, Steven Watson, Yang Yaoning

We thank all speakers and participating Professors of the TU smart City Platform!

We would especially like to thank T-labs and TU Fach-gebiet lichttechnik for their technical support, and the Wasserbauhalle team for giving us a space to set-up the BrainBox prototype.