Larysa Hrytsenko

Larysa Hrytsenko serves as a Research Fellow at the Department of Engineering Technology and Didactics Business Development, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), where she conducts interdisciplinary research at the intersection of socio-economic systems, energy policy, and financial stability. Her work directly contributes to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals related to economic growth, industry innovation, and sustainable communities, with a pronounced focus on Ukraine and European Union contexts.

Her research profile spans:

• Economic analysis of credit risk in Ukrainian banking systems
• Energy security frameworks amid renewable energy transitions
• Sustainable foreign investment pathways for post-conflict recovery
• Academic integrity mechanisms in higher education quality assurance
• Policy responses to economic instability in geopolitical crises

Methodologically, she employs quantitative techniques including histogram analysis for energy security metrics and comprehensive risk modeling for financial systems, often leveraging case studies from Ukraine's ongoing transformation.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals three dominant thematic clusters: (1) Ukrainian financial sector resilience during wartime, (2) EU energy security dynamics amid renewable expansion, and (3) educational quality assurance frameworks. Her work consistently bridges theoretical economic models with urgent real-world applications, particularly in conflict-affected regions.

Current research activities include the active "Scholars At Risk Ukraine" project (2025-2026), where she collaborates on academic protection initiatives for displaced Ukrainian scholars. This engagement demonstrates her commitment to both research excellence and humanitarian academic solidarity, operating within DTU's engineering technology research ecosystem focused on practical socio-technical solutions.