Camilla Chlebna
@cchlebna.bsky.social
Sen. Researcher in Transf. Innovation @ZSI - Centre for Social Innovation in Vienna 🇦🇹 - agri / waste / energy x sustainable development. Horizon 🇪🇺 projects: CircSyst - Circular Systemic Solutions, MountResilience - Climate Adaptation in mountain regions
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Two to three cups of caffeinated coffee a day may help lower the risk of dementia, new science suggests.
2 to 3 Cups of Coffee a Day May Reduce Dementia Risk. But Not if It’s Decaf.
One to two cups of caffeinated tea per day helps too, researchers found after following nearly 132,000 people for 40 years.
nyti.ms
February 10, 2026 at 3:20 AM
Two to three cups of caffeinated coffee a day may help lower the risk of dementia, new science suggests.
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I have never wanted to tell a headline writer to "fuck off" quite like I do right now.
Cafes across the U.S. are embracing the low- and no-caffeine lifestyle, with options that are a far cry from dusty tea bags and rewarmed decaf. nyti.ms/3XKlqoj
February 9, 2026 at 5:35 PM
I have never wanted to tell a headline writer to "fuck off" quite like I do right now.
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In complex systems work, evaluation supports learning and adaptation as change unfolds, not just end-point judgement. I reflect on five recurring patterns in complexity-aware MEL and what this means for evaluator roles in practice. 🌍🧪
learningforsustainability.net/post/evaluat...
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Evaluation in complex settings: reflections on practice and evaluator roles - learningforsustainability.net
Reflections on evaluator roles and practice in complexity-aware MEL, sharing five grounded patterns for learning, adaptation, and strategic insight.
learningforsustainability.net
February 9, 2026 at 12:28 PM
In complex systems work, evaluation supports learning and adaptation as change unfolds, not just end-point judgement. I reflect on five recurring patterns in complexity-aware MEL and what this means for evaluator roles in practice. 🌍🧪
learningforsustainability.net/post/evaluat...
learningforsustainability.net/post/evaluat...
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Please correct this headline @apnews.com. All humans are primates. That’s a biology.
What Trump posted was a depiction of the first Black U.S. president and First Lady as chimpanzees. That’s racist.
(Please repost to get an AP editor’s attention on this.)
What Trump posted was a depiction of the first Black U.S. president and First Lady as chimpanzees. That’s racist.
(Please repost to get an AP editor’s attention on this.)
Trump shares a racist video that depicts the Obamas as primates
President Donald Trump has used his social media account to share a video about election conspiracy theories that includes a racist depiction of former President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle Ob...
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February 6, 2026 at 3:30 PM
Please correct this headline @apnews.com. All humans are primates. That’s a biology.
What Trump posted was a depiction of the first Black U.S. president and First Lady as chimpanzees. That’s racist.
(Please repost to get an AP editor’s attention on this.)
What Trump posted was a depiction of the first Black U.S. president and First Lady as chimpanzees. That’s racist.
(Please repost to get an AP editor’s attention on this.)
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Mir ist ja diese Latein-Fetischisierung ein echtes Rätsel. Warum sind Menschen stolz darauf, dass sie mit 50 noch Ovid zitieren können, während sie Gewinn nicht von Cashflow unterscheiden können.
Und warum würde jemand lieber Latein können als eine lebende Sprache?
#ProcellaStercorisIncoming
Und warum würde jemand lieber Latein können als eine lebende Sprache?
#ProcellaStercorisIncoming
February 4, 2026 at 10:50 AM
Mir ist ja diese Latein-Fetischisierung ein echtes Rätsel. Warum sind Menschen stolz darauf, dass sie mit 50 noch Ovid zitieren können, während sie Gewinn nicht von Cashflow unterscheiden können.
Und warum würde jemand lieber Latein können als eine lebende Sprache?
#ProcellaStercorisIncoming
Und warum würde jemand lieber Latein können als eine lebende Sprache?
#ProcellaStercorisIncoming
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Being interdisciplinary mostly means everyone agrees your work is interesting but not for their journal.
February 2, 2026 at 10:39 AM
Being interdisciplinary mostly means everyone agrees your work is interesting but not for their journal.
Great pleasure to present ongoing work from CircSyst project on "Unpacking sustainable path development" at GeoInno2026 in Budapest. @philste.bsky.social and I mobilise project cases to argue for a more nuanced perspective and explicit recognition of the environment in path dev studies.
January 30, 2026 at 3:10 PM
Great pleasure to present ongoing work from CircSyst project on "Unpacking sustainable path development" at GeoInno2026 in Budapest. @philste.bsky.social and I mobilise project cases to argue for a more nuanced perspective and explicit recognition of the environment in path dev studies.
Generalize your skeets. What's your most typical, most average skeet?
Here is something clever that somebody else wrote.
Here is something clever that somebody else wrote.
Generalize your skeets. What's your most typical, most average skeet?
Food systems account for 1/3 of global GHG emissions, but way fewer than 1/3 of climate posts are about food. So, here is yet another silly post from me about food and climate trying to correct that balance.
Food systems account for 1/3 of global GHG emissions, but way fewer than 1/3 of climate posts are about food. So, here is yet another silly post from me about food and climate trying to correct that balance.
Generalize your skeets. What's your most typical, most average skeet?
Here's some data showing solar power is doing well. Obviously this doesn't mean solar power is the whole solution to climate change on its own.
Here's some data showing solar power is doing well. Obviously this doesn't mean solar power is the whole solution to climate change on its own.
January 26, 2026 at 7:58 PM
Generalize your skeets. What's your most typical, most average skeet?
Here is something clever that somebody else wrote.
Here is something clever that somebody else wrote.
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Man kann die videos hunderte male ansehen. es ist einfach knallharter mord. nichts daran ist notwehr. der umstand dass die us-regierung lügt zeigt, dass sie den mord legalisieren wollen.
January 24, 2026 at 10:52 PM
Man kann die videos hunderte male ansehen. es ist einfach knallharter mord. nichts daran ist notwehr. der umstand dass die us-regierung lügt zeigt, dass sie den mord legalisieren wollen.
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Ich habe 5 so gute Freunde auf Professuren, dass ich ihr Leben gut kenne u beurteilen kann. Nur mit 2 wäre ich in Bezug auf meine entfristete Mitarbeiterstelle trotz deutlich höheren Einkommens bereit zu tauschen u bei 1 von diesen 2 funktioniert es auch nur gut, weil extrem unterstützende Beziehung
January 20, 2026 at 6:12 PM
Ich habe 5 so gute Freunde auf Professuren, dass ich ihr Leben gut kenne u beurteilen kann. Nur mit 2 wäre ich in Bezug auf meine entfristete Mitarbeiterstelle trotz deutlich höheren Einkommens bereit zu tauschen u bei 1 von diesen 2 funktioniert es auch nur gut, weil extrem unterstützende Beziehung
Ich fand es sehr befreiend als ich das für mich formuliert hatte. Es gibt einem auch eine ganz neue Perspektive auf "das System" und die Dinge, die es vermeintlich von einem fordert.
Mir einzugestehen, dass Professur nicht mehr mein Traumjob ist, war schwer: Weil ich das Gefühl hatte, ich betrüge mein früheres Ich damit um ihren Lebenstraum. Hab mein Fach als Studentin so sehr geliebt, wollte das unbedingt weitermachen. Aber: Wünsche ändern sich -- and that's okay! #IchBinHanna
January 20, 2026 at 8:24 PM
Ich fand es sehr befreiend als ich das für mich formuliert hatte. Es gibt einem auch eine ganz neue Perspektive auf "das System" und die Dinge, die es vermeintlich von einem fordert.
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This is absolutely true - so true I feel it in my bones - and it requires a very different academia than the one we have. We need transformative changes, from internal and external rewards systems to engagement with communities, decision-makers, the private sector etc. and of course teaching.
You cannot separate out climate from the rest of society and social issues. You cannot separate out climate from the rest of society and social issues. You cannot separate out climate from the rest of society and social issues.
January 15, 2026 at 4:40 PM
This is absolutely true - so true I feel it in my bones - and it requires a very different academia than the one we have. We need transformative changes, from internal and external rewards systems to engagement with communities, decision-makers, the private sector etc. and of course teaching.
Since it is the season for revision requests with absurd deadlines such as 1st January 2026 for a major revision. To anyone who needs to hear this: That is the submission system. It is PERFECTLY FINE to ask politely for an extension of the deadline.
December 12, 2025 at 10:16 PM
Since it is the season for revision requests with absurd deadlines such as 1st January 2026 for a major revision. To anyone who needs to hear this: That is the submission system. It is PERFECTLY FINE to ask politely for an extension of the deadline.
My wonderful colleague Marie Oltmer from Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg and I were curious how issues such as insect protection "become a thing" and which actors play what role in this. So we set out to explore this.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
Putting Insects on the Agenda: An Analysis of Actors in Multiple Streams for Biodiversity Conservation Policy in Germany
The loss of biodiversity presents one of the most pressing societal challenges of our time. Insects play a crucial role for biodiversity in terms of ecosystem services and food provision. Although in...
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November 24, 2025 at 3:10 PM
My wonderful colleague Marie Oltmer from Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg and I were curious how issues such as insect protection "become a thing" and which actors play what role in this. So we set out to explore this.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
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PhD position at SINTEF - sustainability transitions (social science) - CCS in waste-to-energy - fully funded 3 years starting Jan 2026 www.finn.no/428930743
PhD position in Sustainability Transitions – Carbon capture and storage | FINN.no
We are searching for a talented social science candidate to join our Innovation and Sustainability research group as a PhD candidate. The group is a part of
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September 28, 2025 at 4:59 AM
PhD position at SINTEF - sustainability transitions (social science) - CCS in waste-to-energy - fully funded 3 years starting Jan 2026 www.finn.no/428930743
Well done on this constructive contribution with some very useful basic advice.
New RSA Blog 🗺️ Maps are powerful tools — but do we use their full potential?
@jakobeder.bsky.social reflects on why visual literacy matters in geography & shares 5 simple tips for designing clearer, more engaging maps.
👉 www.regionalstudies.org/rsa-blog/202...
@jakobeder.bsky.social reflects on why visual literacy matters in geography & shares 5 simple tips for designing clearer, more engaging maps.
👉 www.regionalstudies.org/rsa-blog/202...
Putting Graphicacy Back into Geography: Why it Matters How We Design Maps for Science Communication - RSA Main
Tools play a crucial role in research and the visual representation of regions. In this piece by Dr Jakob Eder, we explore mapping (graphicacy) and discuss its application and potential improvements f...
www.regionalstudies.org
September 28, 2025 at 6:40 AM
Well done on this constructive contribution with some very useful basic advice.
Also, don't engage in rewriting. If something is unclear, that's all they need to know. It's their job to make it clearer.
PRO TIP from someone who has peer reviewed A LOT and submitted papers A LOT lately: your review shouldn’t be so long and nit picky that it’s basically a nightmare for the authors to address your comments.
Reviews should be feasible and constructive.
Reviews should be feasible and constructive.
September 8, 2025 at 6:58 PM
Also, don't engage in rewriting. If something is unclear, that's all they need to know. It's their job to make it clearer.
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while we're here: people don't read papers in order, and they usually look at figures first, so try to have the figures tell the whole story.
Fig 1: schematic, what are we talking about, main Q
Fig 2: what did you actually do
Fig 3: what did you find, main results
Fig 1: schematic, what are we talking about, main Q
Fig 2: what did you actually do
Fig 3: what did you find, main results
July 23, 2025 at 1:15 PM
while we're here: people don't read papers in order, and they usually look at figures first, so try to have the figures tell the whole story.
Fig 1: schematic, what are we talking about, main Q
Fig 2: what did you actually do
Fig 3: what did you find, main results
Fig 1: schematic, what are we talking about, main Q
Fig 2: what did you actually do
Fig 3: what did you find, main results
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I'm excited to announce this new paper we have in The Lancet Planetary Health.
We show that the world is not moving towards a just and ecological future for all.
We show that the world is not moving towards a just and ecological future for all.
June 24, 2025 at 2:31 AM
I'm excited to announce this new paper we have in The Lancet Planetary Health.
We show that the world is not moving towards a just and ecological future for all.
We show that the world is not moving towards a just and ecological future for all.
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When the engine of #prosperity does not pull every wagon, the carriage grows mutinous.
As @boehmwolf.bsky.social writes in @diepressecom.bsky.social, #Europe’s left-behind are not mute. There, economic drift becomes political rupture & the centre bleeds #votes to the margins
doi.org/10.1080/0013...
As @boehmwolf.bsky.social writes in @diepressecom.bsky.social, #Europe’s left-behind are not mute. There, economic drift becomes political rupture & the centre bleeds #votes to the margins
doi.org/10.1080/0013...
June 14, 2025 at 7:36 AM
When the engine of #prosperity does not pull every wagon, the carriage grows mutinous.
As @boehmwolf.bsky.social writes in @diepressecom.bsky.social, #Europe’s left-behind are not mute. There, economic drift becomes political rupture & the centre bleeds #votes to the margins
doi.org/10.1080/0013...
As @boehmwolf.bsky.social writes in @diepressecom.bsky.social, #Europe’s left-behind are not mute. There, economic drift becomes political rupture & the centre bleeds #votes to the margins
doi.org/10.1080/0013...
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Next week has been exhausting.
a penguin laying on a piece of soap with the word tired written above it
ALT: a penguin laying on a piece of soap with the word tired written above it
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June 2, 2025 at 8:22 PM
Next week has been exhausting.
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Philomena Cunk continues to ask the deep and important philosophical questions.
May 30, 2025 at 8:24 AM
Philomena Cunk continues to ask the deep and important philosophical questions.
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As many federal governments slow — or reverse — climate action, Austria's capital, Vienna, wants to show how cities can take the lead. 🍃🇮🇩
The first in a series (!) of positive climate solution stories, only on @npr.org 📻🎧
The first in a series (!) of positive climate solution stories, only on @npr.org 📻🎧
This country is slowing climate action. Its capital city is stepping up
As many federal governments slow — or reverse — climate action, Austria's capital, Vienna, wants to show how cities can take the lead.
www.npr.org
May 13, 2025 at 7:48 PM
As many federal governments slow — or reverse — climate action, Austria's capital, Vienna, wants to show how cities can take the lead. 🍃🇮🇩
The first in a series (!) of positive climate solution stories, only on @npr.org 📻🎧
The first in a series (!) of positive climate solution stories, only on @npr.org 📻🎧