جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Carsten Dreherمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Innovation Management
• Innovation Policy
• Strategic Technology Management
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Carsten Dreher is a Full Professor of Innovation Management at the School of Business and Economics of the Free University of Berlin. His work focuses on organizational competencies, innovation policy, strategic technology management, and foresight research, particularly in the context of the European Innovation Council . He has held leadership roles including Director of the Center for Cluster Development at FUB (2009-2012) and Head of the Department for Industry and Service Innovations at Fraunhofer ISI (1997-2005). Education : PhD in Business Engineering (1996, University of Karlsruhe), Degree in Business Engineering (1988) Research Interests span innovation ecosystems, policy design for sustainability transitions, agile governance in R&D, and technological absorptive capacity. His work bridges evolutionary innovation economics and practical policy implementation, with a focus on SMEs, energy research, and food system transformations. Recent Publications (2024-2022) emphasize sustainability transitions in energy and agrifood systems, cultivated meat legitimacy, and innovation policy agility. Key projects include food4future , Innovation Policy Orchestra , and IPACST (Intellectual Property for Sustainability Transitions). Awards : No specific scientific awards mentioned Advising and Collaborations include work with Dr. Carsten Schwäbe, Dr. Dagmara Weckowska, and contributions to European Commission expert groups. His laboratory focuses on responsible innovation and sustainability transitions.

• Economic Development
• Global Value Chains
• Industrial Policy
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Professor Antonio Andreoni is a faculty member in the Department of Economics at SOAS University of London, specializing in development economics, industrial policy, and global value chains. His research focuses on structural transformation, digital innovation, and economic development in the Global South, with particular expertise in African economies (especially South Africa and Tanzania) and China. His research interests encompass Economic development and structural transformation Digital innovation and robotization in manufacturing Industrial policy and value chain upgrading Financialization of non-financial corporations Skills development and labor market dynamics Sustainable and inclusive prosperity pathways Analysis of his recent publications (2023-2025) reveals a strong focus on digital transformation in developing countries, with particular attention to robotization in manufacturing sectors, sustainable development pathways that couple environmental and social objectives, and the political economy of skills development. His work employs diverse methodologies including firm-level analysis, discrete choice experiments, and network analysis of global production systems. His scientific contributions span multiple domains of development economics, with a consistent focus on policy-relevant research that addresses contemporary challenges of economic transformation in the Global South. Professor Andreoni supervises doctoral students and collaborates with researchers across Africa and globally, contributing to the understanding of how developing countries can navigate the complex challenges of industrial development in an increasingly digital and interconnected global economy.

Carlota Perezمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Technological Revolutions
• Economic Development
• Sustainability
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Carlota Perez is an Honorary Professor at the University of Sussex Business School’s SPRU - Science Policy Research Unit, and holds additional roles at the University College London’s Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP) and TalTech’s Nurkse Institute. Her work focuses on the socio-economic impacts of technological change, historical patterns of growth, and policy-driven innovation. Perez’s career spans academia, consultancy for governments and corporations, and policy advising. She is renowned for her seminal book *Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital* (2002), exploring the interplay between technology, finance, and economic eras. Her research emphasizes the deployment of technological potential through coordinated efforts between government, business, and civil society. Key themes include green growth, smart digital transitions, and equitable development strategies. Over 40 years, she has advised international organizations like the World Bank and OECD, and corporations such as IBM and Ericsson. Perez’s recent work examines shaping the current information revolution toward a sustainable, inclusive global economy. Her publications span technological revolutions, financial dynamics, and policy frameworks, with notable contributions to understanding historical economic cycles and their implications for modern challenges like climate change and inequality. She frequently lectures globally, addressing audiences on leveraging technology for equitable progress.

Brit Maria Bulahمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Sustainability Transitions
• Food Systems Transformation
• Stakeholder Engagement
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Brit Maria Bulah is a Research Associate at the Athena Institute and Network Institute within the Faculty of Science at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Her work focuses on sustainability transitions in food systems through EU-funded projects including VISION4FOOD, CLEVERFOOD, and FOSTER. Her research spans sustainability transitions, food systems transformation, and stakeholder engagement with specific emphasis on plant-based diets and meat alternatives. She investigates governance frameworks and knowledge dynamics to generate actionable insights for just and resilient food systems, integrating innovation systems theory with practical transition pathways. Recent publications (2023-2024) reveal consistent focus on protein transition governance, highlighting diversity-directionality tensions, framing mechanisms for dietary shifts, and institutional work in innovation. Key trends include cross-sectoral collaboration analysis, incumbent firm strategies in sustainable niches, and citizen engagement frameworks for systemic food transformation. She actively contributes to major EU research initiatives: VISION4FOOD (scenario development for resilient food systems), CLEVERFOOD (cross-sectoral collaboration acceleration), and FOSTER (governance innovation). Current projects include 'Envisioning an integrated quadruple helix framework' (2025-2027) and 'Fostering food system transformation through heterogeneous perspectives' (2022-2026), demonstrating sustained funding in food system innovation. Affiliated with Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam's Athena Institute and Network Institute, her work operates at the intersection of environmental governance, food innovation, and transition theory within these interdisciplinary research environments focused on societal transformation challenges.

Chris Morehمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Migration Studies
• Political Sociology
• Ethnicity
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr. Chris Moreh is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Sociology at Newcastle University's School of Geography, Politics and Sociology. Originally from Transylvania, he joined Newcastle University in November 2021 after serving as a Senior Lecturer at York St. John University. His academic work focuses on the political sociology of migration, citizenship, nationalism, and statistical methods, with an interdisciplinary approach that combines ethnographic observation, document analysis, survey methods and statistical modeling. Dr. Moreh's educational background includes: PhD in Social Sciences from Northumbria University MA in Sociology and Social Anthropology from Central European University MA in Cultural Anthropology from Eötvös Loránd University of Budapest Dr. Moreh's research interests center on migration studies, political sociology, and citizenship, with particular focus on transnational healthcare, EU migration, and the sociopolitical implications of Brexit. His approach is comparative, interdisciplinary, and multimethodological, combining ethnographic observation, document analysis, survey methods, and statistical modeling. He has conducted fieldwork in London (2013), Granada (2011), Alcalá de Henares (2008-2009), and Budapest (2006-2008). His recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on migration patterns, particularly among Central and Eastern European populations in the UK, with increasing attention to transnational healthcare practices. His work often examines how migration strategies evolve in response to political changes, especially Brexit. Methodologically, his research combines qualitative depth with quantitative rigor, contributing to both theoretical understanding and practical policy implications in migration studies. Dr. Moreh serves on the editorial boards of Sociology (2019-2023) and Central and Eastern European Migration Review (since 2018). He is currently leading the Trust Research Methods Database (TReMeDa) project funded by the British Academy/Leverhulme Trust (2024-2026), which focuses on research transparency and reproducibility. As an educator, Dr. Moreh teaches research methods at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, including SOC2069 "Researching Social Life 1" and SOC1031 "Knowing in Sociology" at the undergraduate level, and HSS8005 "Quantitative Analysis" at the postgraduate level. He is passionate about developing skills that facilitate open and credible research practices, serving as an Open Research Champion at Newcastle University. Dr. Moreh is actively involved in several research collaborations, including projects on transnational healthcare among Polish migrants in the UK and the motivations and outcomes of study abroad experiences for UK students learning East Asian languages. His MAXOUT Study Abroad project represents a longitudinal investigation into the social mobility potentials of international exchange programs.

Jonas Nycanderمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Physical Oceanography
• Tidal-driven internal waves
• Ocean circulation analysis
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Jonas Nycander is a Professor of Physical Oceanography at Stockholm University's Department of Meteorology (MISU), where he has worked since 2000. His research spans multiple oceanographic domains with a particular focus on physical ocean processes and their connections to climate systems. Dr. Nycander's research interests encompass several critical areas of ocean science. His work on tidal-driven internal waves examines energy transfer mechanisms in the ocean. He investigates ocean circulation dynamics by projecting flows onto different coordinates to determine mechanical versus thermal driving forces. A significant portion of his research focuses on the nonlinear equation of state of seawater and its impact on global water mass distribution. Additionally, he explores the ocean carbon system's role in atmospheric CO 2 concentration during ice ages, the direct effects of carbon dioxide on vegetation, and climate economics. His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on ocean circulation dynamics, particularly overturning circulation and tidal energy conversion. His work shows increasing sophistication in modeling techniques and data integration, with recent papers incorporating Argo float data and advanced ocean modeling. The research spans from theoretical frameworks examining wave propagation and energy conversion to applied studies on climate impacts and carbon cycling. A consistent thread through his work is the examination of how physical processes drive larger climate systems. Dr. Nycander has been actively involved with multiple research groups at MISU, including those focused on circulation and the land-ocean-atmosphere connection, the North Atlantic and Arctic Ocean, and the Oceanography of the Baltic Sea. His work appears to involve both theoretical modeling and analysis of observational data, suggesting a comprehensive approach to physical oceanography research. He has also collaborated on research related to stratospheric thermodynamic cycles, indicating interdisciplinary reach beyond traditional oceanography.

Darcy Parksمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Digitalization
• Sustainability
• Infrastructural Systems
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Darcy Parks is an Assistant Professor at Linköping University’s Department of Theme (TEMA) , affiliated with the Theme Technology and Social Change and the STRIPE research group. Their work examines digitalization’s role in sustainability transitions, focusing on infrastructural systems, urban governance, and electricity market reforms. Research Themes: Digital business models in energy markets, techno-political implications of climate-smart cities, and regulatory challenges in sustainable transitions. Collaborations: Works with scholars like Dick Magnusson (Assistant Professor) and Harald Rohracher (Professor) within interdisciplinary teams such as STRIPE and ThemeT W (TW). Teaching: Covers digitalization, urban sustainability, and scientific methods. Publications highlight critical analyses of digitalization’s promises in sustainability, corporate influence on urban governance, and the Swedish electricity market’s transformation. Email: darcy.parks@liu.se .