Dan Olner

Dan Olner is a Research Fellow at the Management School, University of Sheffield, affiliated with the PERN Network. His work focuses on spatial economics, urban dynamics, and agent-based modeling. He holds a Research Fellow position and is located at Western Bank Villa, Sheffield.

His research interests include urban economics, spatial boundaries' impacts, energy justice, and the socio-economic effects of deindustrialization. He has contributed to studies on social frontiers, immigration impacts, and renewable energy policy implications.

Recent publications (2013-2024) explore topics like wind energy's property price effects, spatial economic modeling, and urban transformation in post-industrial cities. His methodologies emphasize agent-based approaches to understand complex socio-economic systems.

No scientific awards are listed, but his work has been published in reputable journals and addresses critical issues like regional inequality and environmental policy.

He currently has no listed advisees but collaborates through the PERN Network and other academic groups. His research locations include Sheffield and international case studies like Rotterdam and Scotland.