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High interest in the Kaiserschild Lectures on the topic of innovation

published on:
03/06/2026
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© Kaiserschild-Stiftung/APA-Fotoservice/Richard Tanzer
On 2 June 2026, a large number of interested people accepted the invitation to the Kaiserschild Lectures at the Museumsquartier in Vienna.

As part of the panel discussion ‘Condemned to Innovation? How a look back at history can serve as a compass for an overwhelmed present’, the historian, philosopher and author Philipp Blom, the cultural and technological historian Florian Bettel from the University of Applied Arts Vienna, and the author and expert on the future of work Lena Marie Glaser took part in the discussion. Lena Yadlapalli from APA Science hosted the evening.

Click here for the follow-up report.

The Kaiserschild Lectures are a series of events organised by the Kaiserschild Foundation in cooperation with the Postgraduate Centre at the University of Vienna and APA Science. The series addresses current scientific and social issues and makes them accessible to a wide audience.