Jenny Colleen Graner

Jenny Colleen Graner is a Doctoral Candidate at the Innovation, Society and Public Policy Research Group in the Department of Science and Technology Studies at Technische Universität München (TUM). Her research focuses on feminist Science and Technology Studies (STS), matters of care, temporality, and the application of European robotics in infrastructure maintenance and construction industry innovation. She is affiliated with the TUM Innovation Network Co-Construct and contributed to the EU-Horizon 2020 project SCALINGS, exploring co-creation in science and innovation.

• Education: B.A. in International Relations (Boston University), M.A. in Responsibility in Science and Technology Studies (TUM).
• Professional Experience: Medical project management (San Francisco), environmental firm (Ecuador), tech startup and international law firm (Munich).

Her research bridges ethical considerations in technological development, emphasizing societal integration and temporal dimensions of innovation. Current work examines robotic systems in construction contexts through a feminist STS lens. Projects include collaborative frameworks for scaling co-creation in European tech ecosystems.

Ms. Graner’s interdisciplinary background spans policy, engineering, and global projects, reflecting her commitment to responsible innovation practices. She resides in northern Munich with her family.