Alberto Nonnis

Alberto Nonnis is a Postdoctoral Researcher in Economics at Université Paris-Saclay, specializing in innovation economics, intangible capital, and financial economics. His work focuses on understanding how intangible assets like knowledge, technology, and organizational capital drive economic productivity and growth. He collaborates with institutions such as the European Chair on Intangibles and has published extensively on topics including AI impact assessment, ICT externalities, and green technology firm dynamics.

Recent research includes analyzing AI skills' cross-country productivity effects, regional knowledge diffusion in Germany's green-tech sector, and measurement challenges of intangible capital in France and Germany. Nonnis' methodology often combines econometric analysis with global survey data to address policy-relevant questions about digital transformation, crisis resilience, and innovation ecosystems.

• Education: Ph.D. in Economics (not explicitly stated but inferred from research activity)

His research interests emphasize bridging theoretical economic models with practical policy applications, particularly in leveraging intangible assets for sustainable growth. Nonnis frequently publishes in journals like Research Policy, Telecommunications Policy, and International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal, and contributes to policy discussions through working papers and VoxEU columns.

Current projects explore the productivity J-curve phenomenon, digital transformation strategies during crises, and the role of cloud computing in organizational restructuring. He maintains an active presence on academic platforms and collaborates internationally with researchers in Europe and Asia.