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Dr. Elisa Wallwaey is a Researcher at the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI in the Department of Policy and Society. She holds a B.A. in Social Sciences and an M.A. in International Criminology. Since 2019, she has focused on research at Fraunhofer ISI while pursuing her doctorate at the University of Trier (2020–2024) on illegal knowledge transfer in German SMEs. Her work bridges criminology, innovation policy, and social impact analysis.
Education:
- B.A. Social Sciences
- M.A. International Criminology
- PhD Candidate (University of Trier: 'Prevalence and Prevention of Illegal Knowledge Transfer in German SMEs')
Research Interests: Interdisciplinary methods in empirical social research, societal/technological impact evaluation, crime prevention in SMEs, and gender-based violence in academia. She contributes to projects like the FONA Impact strategy and evaluations of funding programs such as the Deutschlandstipendium.
Key Publications (2021–2024): Focus on illegal knowledge extraction, gender-based violence in HEIs, and policy evaluation. Recent works analyze organizational power dynamics in academia and SMEs’ vulnerability to economic crime.
Labs/Teams: Active in Fraunhofer ISI’s societal change and innovation unit, collaborating on projects like CALIPER (gender equality in research) and RISIS 2 (science policy studies).
