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C R O S S TA L K S — V R I J E U N I V E R S I T E I T B R U S S E L S A Pleinlaan 2 1050 Elsene T 32 (0)2 629 22 18 E crosstalks@vub.ac.be W crosstalks.vub.ac.be VUB CROSSTALKS is a unique kind of academic and corporate networking launched by Vrije Universiteit Brussel in 2003. Working bottom-up and interdisciplinary, CROSSTALKS wants to create a new dynamic of knowledge exchange through thematic encounters, beyond specific disciplines and with the active participation of key players from all levels of society. An open and collaborative approach is crucial in every CROSSTALKS initiative, ranging from small scale professional workshops to big public events. The CROSSTALKS format encourages constructive dialogues on policy probing issues, engaging academic researchers, scientists, artists, corporate leaders, and creative entrepreneurs in the discussion. Current projects are tackling Smart Logistics, Energy Efficiency, Sustainability and Changeability, Prosperity without Growth?, Bridges over Troubled Water, Cleantech and Transparency in Healthcare. The results of these events are wrapped up in a series of inspiring publications, giving an impetus to future collaborations in research and development. Since 2007, CROSSTALKS is co-organising Pecha Kucha Night Brussels, launched and organised by Alok Nandi, Architempo, as part of {creativity*conversation}. To extend its impact and enhance the interdisciplinary content, VUB CROSSTALKS is also collaborating with Flanders Smart Hub, with the socio-economic network OIKOS and with Kaaitheater. CROSSTALKS is run by director Marleen Wynants and production assistant Sara Engelen. Publications: How Open is the Future? (2005), Brave New Interfaces (2007), In Sickness and in Health (2009), We Can Change the Weather (2010). 1 2 0
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