This stakeholder group concerns researchers, students and professors in multiple domains interested in addressing societal challenges through sustainable, ergonomic, and ethical approaches mingling social sciences, technology, design, health and care, built environments, urban planning, architecture, materials, and community engagement.

The resources below provide academia and researchers with a comprehensive set of resources to explore interdisciplinary approaches to societal challenges. By offering frameworks and practical tools, the materials will support research and education that bring together social sciences, technology, design, and urban planning, fostering innovation in sustainable and ethical solutions. This will enhance their ability to contribute to the development of smart, healthy, and inclusive environments through evidence-based research and teaching.