BioSensEurope

The Body Feels. We Understand. Science Learns

The world is under pressure every single day: climatic extremes, severe weather events, ecological tipping points. Technology provides data – GIS, EO, models, apps. But amidst all the floods of data, technological solutions and algorithmic predictions, the human dimension is missing.

WE OURSELVES as a valuable knowledge resource!

We as feeling "sensors", as human early warning systems and empathetic observers. It’s about so much more than just technical robustness and high-tech – it’s also about genuine, living, experience-based adaptability and resilience to face the enormous challenges of our time.

BioSensEurope is my personal initiative that makes this blind spot visible as a highly valuable human resource – strategically, systemically, European and global. BioSensEurope connects embodied knowledge with systems thinking and is a heartfelt call to integrate the human dimension into climate, health and technology discourses – as a true strategic resource.

Globally, we need this perspective, because resilience is not created by technology alone – but through the interplay of data, lived experience and empathy.

I am not an institution, but a strategically thinking individual (systems thinker, strategic advisor, communications expert, disaster manager, and marketing manager) and importantly, personally affected, highly sensitive and strategically analytical. I develop resilience strategies, concepts and scenario planning from a 360-degree perspective.

BioSensEurope - The Body Feels. We Understand. Science Learns

1. Genetics as a navigation system
2. Climate change and pharmacology

This contribution was written by Birgit Bortoluzzi, the creative founder of the “University of Hope” – an independent knowledge platform dedicated to resilience, education, and compassion in a complex world. (15.08.2025)