Deep dive AI for climate solutions: from algorithms to action

Join our ‘deep dive’ session as part of our second EU Climate Action Academy webinar series!

This online learning session will delve into the role of artificial intelligence to reshape climate action, highlighting its potential and the ethical challenges that come with it.

The session will follow on from the AI for climate solutions: harnessing technology for a sustainable future webinar. It will take a deeper dive into the topic of AI and climate as part of a new feature of our EU Climate Action Academy series.

Who should attend?

This webinar is for you if you’re: 

• Driven by climate action and curious about how technology can boost your impact
• Keen to dive deeper into AI - from ethics and inclusivity to sustainability and beyond
• Looking for new ideas and hands‑on tools to spark meaningful change
• Excited to discover real AI solutions for climate action 

Meet the speakers 

Three voices will bring you forward‑thinking perspectives on AI and actionable paths toward sustainable transformation. 

Our guest speakers will include (pictured from left to right):

Frida Berry Eklund is a Swedish EU Climate Pact Ambassador, climate communications specialist, author, and public speaker with over 20 years of experience in climate advocacy. She is the co-founder of the citizen climate data platform Klimatkollen and the global parent-led movement Our Kids’ Climate. Her book Talk to Children About Climate (Natur & Kultur, 2020) has helped shape the conversation on how to support children in the climate crisis. Frida’s work focuses on impactful climate communication, AI for climate and mobilizing citizens for systemic change. 

Prof. Dr. Rens van de Schoot works as a full professor of collaborative Methods in AI and Data Science at Utrecht University. He is the director of the AI-LAB on AI-aided Knowledge Discovery and coordinator of the open-source ASReview project (AI-aided Systematic text reviewing), which is used by hundreds of thousands of users worldwide. He is also the founder of the official university spin-off, the Forward Faster AI group, which supports partners in implementing AI techniques active in over 50 European consortia.

Robin de Vries has a background in Aerospace Engineering, Geoscience and Remote Sensing. At The Ocean Cleanup, he helps build and design Artificial Intelligence applications to get a data-driven view of the global scale of plastic pollution. Robin currently leads the Automated Debris Imaging System (ADIS), a network of ship-based intelligent cameras that map floating plastics worldwide.

Reserve your spot now and we will be in touch with full details about the session soon. 

Register for the deep dive