German networks of researchers

Crisis management

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AKIS	Interdisziplinärer Arbeitskreis Innere Sicherheit (AKIS) is a scientific working group in which currently about 240 researchers from different disciplines (in particular political science, sociology, history, law and criminology) work together on central questions of research on homeland security as well as on the police. AKIS organizes workshops and publishes collaborative studies that bring together the different research perspectives.	Website
CEDIM	The Center for Disaster Management and Risk Reduction Technology is an interdisciplinary research institution of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in the fields of disasters and natural risks. CEDIM conducts research on the causes, management and prevention of natural and technical risks as well as the resilience of a changing society and environment.	Website Facebook X(Twitter)
H2	University Marburg-Stendahl. In the Department of Water, Environment, Construction and Safety, engineering and natural science subjects combine to create study programmes such as Civil Engineering, Water Management, Recycling and Waste Management or the unique course in Safety and Hazard Defense.	Website Facebook X(Twitter)
Institut für Rettungs- ingenieurwesen und Gefahrenabwehr	The Institute of Rescue Engineering and Hazard Prevention at the Technical University Koeln deals with all technical and organisational elements of operational hazard prevention for the rescue of people, the identification of hazards and their defence planning, such as official and operational risk and crisis management, as well as social and methodological skills for managers.	Website
Feuerwehrwissen- schaftliches Institut an der BGUW	The Fire Service Science Institute is a scientific institution in the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Safety Engineering at the University of Wuppertal (BGUW) for research and knowledge transfer in the fields of natural sciences, technical and organisational aspects of the fire service and non-police hazard prevention.	Website
UFZ	Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung – UFZ (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research) works in the field of environmental research. The UFZ supports the political arena, the economy and the general public to better understand the consequences of human actions on the environment and to develop options for social decision - making processes.	Website X(Twitter)
PEASEC	Science and Technology for Peace and Security at the Technical University Darmstadt combines computer science with peace and security research.	Website
KAVOMA	The teaching modules of the postgraduate master's program Katastrophenvorsorge und Katastrophenmanagement (KaVoMa) at the University Bonn cover aspects from the social, natural, engineering and health sciences as well as operational areas. The spectrum ranges from methods of hazard, vulnerability and risk analysis to the assessment of risks and the possible methods of sustainable precautions and preparation for emergencies. Fundamental importance is attached to risk communication. National and international examples from practice illustrate the contents and the application relevance of the study contents. Finally, KaVoMa imparts knowledge and skills that help graduates to cope with an acute crisis situation as a manager.	Website

Information Technology

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DGSMTech	The aim of the Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Förderung von Social Media und Technologie im Bevölkerungsschutz association (DGSMTech) is to promote the use of social media and technology in civil protection (disaster and civil protection), among other things by promoting science and research.	Website Facebook X(Twitter)
ERCIS	The European Research Center for Information Systems at the University of Münster is a lively international network of researchers and practitioners active in the field of Information Systems (IS). Our different perspectives and backgrounds allow for the unique and country-spanning multi-disciplinary work on current IS questions and "hot topics". Competences in five research clusters: Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, Process Science, Knowledge and Learning, Smart Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management, Digital Public Services	Website

Miscellaneous

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DHPOL	The German Police University (DHPol) is a special higher learning institution with university status supported by the interior ministries and interior senators of the federal and state governments.The university offers an accredited two-year Master's programme in "Public Administration - Police Management". Students are police officers from all over Germany, who are promoted to the higher police service after successfully completing their Master's degree. The university offers a comprehensive training programme for the higher police service with 2,000 participants from Germany and abroad every year. In addition to teaching and advanced training, research in all disciplines represented at DHPol is the third pillar of the university. Partner in the LINKS project	Website
SIC	safety innovation center (SIC) is a non-profit research company that aims to promote innovations in the field of civil safety. SIC cooperates with the District of Paderborn, the City of Paderborn and the Paderborn University and is supported by an advisory board. SIC investigates and complements innovative concepts in the field of digitisation for civil safety, with a focus dedicated to human-centered design. In order to increase civil safety, SIC’s goal is to make the opportunities arising from digitisation usable and minimise its risks. Partner in the LINKS project	Website Facebook X(Twitter)
ISI	The Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI conducts applied research in seven Competence Centers with a total of 28 Business Units and sees itself as an independent institute for society, politics and industry. Our expertise in the area of innovation research is based on the synergy of the technical, economic and social science knowledge of our staff members. In our work we apply not only a broad spectrum of advanced scientific theories, models, methods and social-science measurement instruments, but continually develop them further, utilizing the empirical findings from the research projects conducted.	Website X(Twitter)
OWMS	The general objective of the research and teaching at the Department of Organisational and Business Psychology at the University of Münster is to provide strategies and tools that optimize the efficiency and humanity of work organisations (business companies, administration organisations, hospitals, etc.). These strategies and tools are developed based on decent theories, and are thoroughly validated in empirical studies.	Website

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