Exhibition, events, workshops and educational offers as part of the Jupiter BNE Campus

Opening: Part 1 The pop-up Circular Hub will be opened by Jens Kerstan, Senator for the Environment. The long-awaited study “Hamburg’s Potentials for Circular Economy in a Green Economy” will be presented, as well as Hamburg’s participation in the project “Circular City - Opportunities for Resilience and Value Creation” by the German Institute of Urban Affairs.

In a subsequent discussion round, representatives from business, administration and science will comment on the state of the circular economy in Hamburg.

Opening: Part 2 The afternoon will be devoted entirely to science and research: the latest research findings will be presented.

And at the end, everyone is cordially invited to discuss what they have heard over drinks.

Please register by e-mail to claudia.eggert-koester [at] bukea.hamburg.de

At the “Open Microfactory Production Days ”, we want to show live what real production in the Microfactory in the Pop-Up Circular Hub (PUCH) at JUPITER CAMPUS. For this purpose selected open-source hardware (OSH) designs with the available machines and materials on site and manufactured on site and assembled into a finished product in small quantities. Employees of the New Production Institute will carry out the production days. All people are invited to come along and watch the local production.

We want to produce on the following days

• Wednesday, 22.11.2023, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
• Thursday, 23.11.2023, 10 am - 6 pm
• Tuesday, 28.11.2023, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
• Wednesday, 06.12.2023, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

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Nicole Kiersz & Sarah Prien from House of All present the Design Starter Kit, the analog material archive created during the research in the dtec.bw project “Fab City”. Everyone is invited to drop by and find out about the possibilities of circular textiles.

Open workshop, just come along and join in!

The Circular Hub North is once again meeting physically! In a relaxed after-work atmosphere, this time we are focusing on the topic of financing and promoting circular business models and innovations.

In informative presentations, we will explore the funding opportunities at EU, federal and state level. We will report on financing from a banking perspective and interactively discuss the needs and challenges of current financing and funding models. The event is primarily aimed at start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises. However, interested people from other organizational forms are of course also welcome!

**Please register via the following link **

Circular Economy Office: The future of recyclable office furniture - presentation and discussion on the status quo // Interreg North Sea Program

In the office furniture sector, many resources are still wasted and new office furniture is usually not designed for re-use, repair, refurbishment or recycling. At the same time, the way we work is changing rapidly and constantly. The Circular Economy Office (CEO) research project, which aims to transform the office furniture sector towards circularity, has emerged from this complex of issues.

Come along on November 27, get to know the project and discuss with us the status quo and how we can push the office furniture sector towards more circularity.

We look forward to seeing you!

Please register by e-mail to britta.peters [ät] hiicce.hamburg

Stadtreinigung Hamburg and HiiCCE are part of the Bin2Bean research project, which is funded by the European Commission. The project is testing innovations for soil improvement using compost produced from organic waste. Part of the project is a real-life laboratory in Hamburg, where solutions are tested to improve the quality of Hamburg’s organic waste, which will be launched on November 30.

Come along, get to know the project and discuss the challenges and opportunities surrounding biowaste with us and stakeholders from science, civil society, industry and administration.

We look forward to seeing you!

Please register by e-mail to kundenbetreuung [ät] stadtreinigung.hamburg

Hello, 3D Printer! During this 2-hour workshop we invite you to design and manufacture your very own first 3D printed souvenir to take home with you. You will learn foundations of 3D CAD (computer aided design) modeling, toolpath generation and fabrication. Through this hands-on experience you will understand foundational concepts behind this revolutionary technology and know how to apply it to solve your own challenges.

Come on your own or bring your kids and friends. The more - the merrier!

Dates (each around 2 hours),

• Thursday, 30.11. 10:00 am & 2:00 pm
• Sunday, 03.12. 10:00 am & 2:00 pm
• Monday, 04.12. 10:00 a.m.
• Tueday, 05.12. 10:00 am & 2:00 pm

Fab City Hamburg is organizing a “Maker Slam” in cooperation with the HoFaLab. Makers from Hamburg present their ideas, projects and hacks in short and snappy presentations. Previous topics include robotics, synthesizer construction, jewelry design and the programming language “Piet”. Would you like to take part in the slam? Please get in touch with jenny [at] fabcity.hamburg!

We look forward to seeing you and many guests and spectators!

Please register by e-mail to jenny [at] fabcity.hamburg.

The Open Lab Starter Kit (OLSK) Build Workshop is designed as a learning experience for participants to learn more about open source machines and local production. During the workshop, participants will build a 3D printer from a pre-built kit together with experienced tutors.

By building the 3D printer, participants will be able to understand how it works, how it is made and therefore how it can be repaired, thereby learning about the possibilities of open source hardware.

The aim of the workshop is to build a working 3D printer and train the participants in the process.

The workshop will be held in English!

Open workshop, just come along and join in!

The “Fab City Intro” introduces interested parties to the concepts of Fab Labs and the global Fab City network and is the tried-and-tested format for anyone looking for information or initial access to the maker community in Hamburg. Fab Labs are open workshops that provide access to tools for digital fabrication and are meeting places for the community. Participants of the event will learn how to use a Fab Lab to develop, repair and reuse artifacts and products as well as to develop (design) concepts that contribute to the circular economy.

Please register by email to jenny [ät] fabcity.hamburg

MoloHubs: Waste collection at mobility hubs - Round Table // Interreg North Sea Program Stadtreinigung Hamburg and HiiCCE are part of the MoloHubs research project, which is funded by the European Commission. In the project, we want to create and test synergies between shared mobility hubs and waste collection. Cabinet collection systems for special waste fractions are intended to give citizens the opportunity to combine routes and dispose of their waste at the same time as using shared mobility services. The aim is to close the gap between waste collection at the door and the collection of recyclables at recycling centers.

Come along on December 5, get to know the project and discuss the status quo and our plans with us and stakeholders. We will also be launching the Hamburg Reallabor.

We look forward to seeing you!

Please register by e-mail to britta.peters [ät] hiicce.hamburg.

If you want to found and manage sustainable companies and start-ups, you can’t avoid looking at circular business models as well as social entrepreneurship. At Moin & Machen, we introduce you to exciting Hamburg entrepreneurs who have already done it and are driving forward the circular transformation of the economy.

Moin & Machen is an event format launched by Changestarters Hamburg. This time we are cooperating with Fab City Hamburg and BUKEA (Ministry for the Environment, Climate, Energy and Agriculture), who will be hosting the Pop-Up Circular Hub together with other players.

Please register by e-mail to jenny [ät] fabcity.hamburg.

The “Circular Hub Pop Up” will conclude on December 7 at 2 p.m. with interesting guests who will review the past three weeks and ask themselves the question: How can the circular economy be expanded in Hamburg?

Please register by email to claudia.eggert-koester [at] bukea.hamburg.de