Danube University Krems is the 7th member of the Hub
On October 16, 2018, the CSH Board approved the Danube University Krems (DUK) as the newest member of the Complexity Science Hub Vienna.
Viktoria Weber, vice-rector for research at the DUK, has been elected to the CSH Board.
“We are happy to see the Hub flourish,” says CSH president Stefan Thurner. “With the Danube University, we have gained a dedicated new partner to further promote complexity science in Austria.”
Friedrich Faulhammer, rector of the DUK, sees the membership as a sign of a continuos development, since the two institutions have been in exchange since quite some time.
In particular, Gerald Steiner, Head of Department for Knowledge and Communication Management and Dean of Faculty of Business and Globalization at the DUK, has been a regular visitor at the Hub since it first opened its doors. “Our common objective is to build up new competences in complexity science & sustainable resource management,” Stefan says.
Welcome, Danube University Krems: We are looking forward to a successful co-operation!