Stefanie Radwanovsky

Stefanie Radwanovsky is a Lecturer at the University of Salzburg, affiliated with the Individual & Society program within the Faculty of Cultural and Social Sciences. Her academic work focuses on community engagement and social innovation projects addressing public health challenges, particularly physical inactivity.

Dr. Radwanovsky's research centers around social engineering and social innovation approaches to combat physical inactivity through citizen science methodologies. She specializes in developing community-based interventions that leverage local knowledge to create sustainable health improvements, with emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration across social sciences and public health domains.

Her publication record shows consistent focus on translating research into practical community applications through the "Ganz Salzburg Bewegen" initiative, which uses social innovation approaches to address physical inactivity at the population level across multiple European contexts.

Dr. Radwanovsky has received recognition for her work:

• OIS:zam Preis (2023) for the "Ganz Salzburg Bewegen" project

She has secured significant research funding through projects including BRIDGE: Bridging the Social (2022-2025), a European initiative focusing on social innovation, and GaSaBe: Moving the whole of Salzburg (2023-2024), demonstrating her ability to lead interdisciplinary research teams addressing complex public health challenges.

Dr. Radwanovsky collaborates extensively with a multidisciplinary team including Michael Roth, Susanne Salbrechter, and other researchers across Salzburg on community health initiatives, particularly through the "Ganz Salzburg Bewegen" project which has received media coverage and academic recognition for its innovative approach to improving community health outcomes.