Magnus Keske

LEAD COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE AND CITY-UNIVERSITY-PARTNERSHIP

Magnus Keske explores how ecological sustainability, social justice, and democratic participation intersect in the context of societal transformation. At TUM Think Tank, he is part of the Urban Digitainability Lab. There, he helps design innovative knowledge-transfer formats that strengthen dialogue between urban administrations, academia, and civil society. His systemic understanding is shaped by his studies in geography, biology, and African studies at the University of Leipzig. Currently, he is pursuing his Master’s degree in Sustainable Resource Management at TUM and the Environmental Studies Certificate Program at the Rachel Carson Center.

Related Projects

The Urban Digitainability Lab is a transdisciplinary lab focused on empowering municipalities to drive the sustainable and digital transition.

Lab

Related Outputs

Publication

Co-Creation for Sustainable Urban Innovation

A Practical Guide for Collaborative Partnerships Between Cities and Civil Society

19. May 2026
Publication

Artificial intelligence for sustainable urban development

The AI Canvas is a tool for exploring the potential of AI use cases in municipal ecosystems. A structured approach makes it possible to systematically develop and evaluate use cases based on their goal orientation, suitability, and feasibility. An accompanying guide provides methodological and theoretical support for the practical application of the tool.

28. May 2025