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François Grey is an Associate Professor at the University of Geneva, holding roles at the Geneva School of Economics and Management and the Research Institute for Statistics and Information Science. He previously served as Vice Dean for Studies and Director of Digital Strategy at the University of Geneva (2016–2018). His research focuses on citizen science, innovation management, and sustainable development goals, with a 15-year background in nanotechnology and 20+ years in citizen science. Grey coordinates the Citizen Cyberlab initiative, a partnership with CERN and UNITAR, and directs the Geneva Tsinghua Initiative for UN SDG education. He teaches courses on open science, crowdsourcing, and AI at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
Education:
- Ph.D., University of Copenhagen
Research Interests: Grey’s work bridges technology and societal impact, emphasizing participatory science through platforms like Citizen Cyberlab. His research explores public engagement in science, innovation programs in universities and labs, and leveraging citizen science for environmental and health challenges. He advocates for open science practices and has pioneered initiatives like hackathons to foster public participation.
Labs/Teams: Coordinates the Citizen Cyberlab, driving participatory research technologies and exploring societal impacts of citizen science. Active in global education programs such as the Geneva Tsinghua Initiative.
