Mutual Wellbeing Science concerns the design of ecosystems for mutual benefit of communities, both at the individual and collective levels.

The meeting will include short talks and discussion on:

• What are the main emerging challenges for a Mutual Wellbeing Science.
• Contributions for a roadmap on Mutual Wellbeing Science:
  • How to orient a scientific community towards mutual wellbeing.
  • What can be the role of the UNESCO UniTwin CS-DC.

Onsite contributions: Alexander Gerner, Harry Antony, Helder Coelho, Jeff Johnson, João Fiadeiro, Jorge Correia Jesuíno, Jorge Louçã, Paul Bourgine, Rui Lopes.

Online contributions: Céline Rozenblat, Maria Eunice Quilici Gonzalez, Yasmin Merali, (to be completed).

An event hosted by the Doctoral Programme on Complexity Sciences, with online contributions from the CS-DC community.

More information at CS-DC website.