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The preface of the newsletter of the Andrea von Braun Foundation describes changes in recent years, with interdisciplinarity remaining a focus. It is emphasized that the foundation now supports biological border areas more strongly and has adapted its working methods. Six learning papers are presented, addressing various topics such as volcanic eruptions, sustainable food forests, innovations in agriculture, and neo-rural lifestyles. The board, Dr. Christoph-Friedrich v. Braun, emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinarity in various fields. [Extracted from the article]

34Dezember 2024 Mensch und Umwelt Briefe zur Interdisziplinarität ISSN 1865- 8032 Eine Publikation der Andrea von Braun Stiftung voneinander wissen oekom [Extracted from the article]

In the preface of the 32nd edition of the newsletter "Letters on Interdisciplinarity," the main statements from the learning papers of the scholarship recipients are summarized. It is emphasized that the essays contain excellent insights and thoughts for interdisciplinary work. The authors of the learning papers address topics such as overcoming barriers when starting, the role of music in societal change processes, the blind spots of sustainability, and the challenges of transdisciplinary research in the postcolonial era. Another topic is the integration of sustainability in museums as a contribution to the great transformation. [Extracted from the article]

The journal "Letters on Interdisciplinarity" invites to interdisciplinary thinking and dialogue. Its goal is to promote exchange between different areas of science, art, craftsmanship, and other skills. The journal is based on the publication of so-called learning papers, which contain reports of supported projects. Each issue contains a focus in which the learning papers are grouped thematically. The main goal of the Andrea von Braun Foundation is to promote the development and implementation of new interdisciplinary methods. [Extracted from the article]

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various articles within the issue on topics including arts and humanities, ecological and social conditions, and the end of European unity.

The Andrea von Braun Foundation has announced that it will align its areas of work with interdisciplinarity and sustainability. They will continue to support research on relevant issues and engage more actively in the practical implementation of findings. Climate change is considered a priority as it is seen as the most urgent crisis. The foundation plans to define specific project guidelines and publish reactions to them on various channels. It is also being considered to focus on a specific subfield of sustainability efforts. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents the discussion on examining a special constellation of interdisciplinary work and research associated with a special constellation of interdisciplinarity.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including happiness, interdisciplinarity and concept of friendship.