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Matthias de Visser is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Entrepreneurship, Technology, and Management at the University of Twente. His academic work bridges innovation management, technology strategy, and sustainable transitions, with strong interdisciplinary engagement across social sciences, engineering, and computer science. He actively contributes to research on organizational ambidexterity, supply chain localization, and public discourse on green energy.
Research Interests: His research centers on innovation processes, particularly in the fuzzy front end, team dynamics, and interorganizational collaboration. He investigates how cognitive traits, network structures, and social capital influence innovation performance. His work also explores public perceptions of energy transition using Q-methodology and social media analysis. He applies both qualitative and quantitative methods to study high-tech SMEs, mature industries, and public-private partnerships.
His recent publications show a trend toward socio-technical systems, integrating human behavior with technological innovation. Topics include social identity in green energy adoption, localized supply chains, and team integration in engineering projects. This reflects a growing focus on sustainability, resilience, and societal engagement in technological change.
Scientific Awards:
- Christer Karlsson Best Paper Award (2009)
- Prize Runner Up Best Paper Award (2011)
Advising and Grants: While specific students are not listed, his supervision of research outputs and involvement in collaborative projects suggest active mentoring. He has contributed to PhD theses and interdisciplinary studies, indicating engagement in academic training. Though grant details are not specified, his long-term research output and committee membership with the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research suggest involvement in funded projects.
Labs and Research Teams: Matthias de Visser is embedded in a research environment focused on technology management and entrepreneurship. His collaborations span departments and institutions, particularly evident in studies involving social media analysis, energy policy, and international case studies. He is part of a broader network investigating innovation ecosystems, as reflected in his fingerprint and publication co-authors.
