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Ulrike Felt is a Full Professor of Science and Technology Studies and Chair of the Department of Science and Technology Studies at the University of Vienna, where she has held academic positions since 1989. She served as Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences (2014-2018) and Head of the Department of Science and Technology Studies during multiple periods (2004-2014, 2018-present). She also led the Interdisciplinary Research Platform 'Responsible Research and Innovation in Academic Practice' (2015-2022). With a PhD in physics and habilitation in social sciences, Felt's research spans diverse domains including life sciences, biomedicine, nanotechnologies, nuclear energy, and environmental research. Her work focuses on governance and public participation in technoscience, changing research cultures, temporal aspects of scientific developments, and responsible research innovation frameworks. She frequently conducts interdisciplinary collaborations with researchers from the sciences and comparative analyses across national contexts. Felt's recent publications demonstrate her continued engagement with cutting-edge topics including smart cities, digital health infrastructure, biobanking, border technologies, and temporal dimensions of academic work. Her work consistently examines how technological developments intersect with societal values, governance structures, and temporal frameworks. 4S Infrastructure Award (2017) Ziman Award of EASST (2014) ARS DOCENDI Austrian State Prize for Innovative Excellent Teaching (2015) UNIVIE Teaching Award (2014) Member of the SSH Panel of the ERC Felt served as editor-in-chief of Science, Technology & Human Values (2002-2007) and led the publication of the Handbook of Science and Technology Studies with MIT Press (2017). As President of the European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (2017-2020), she has significantly shaped the international STS community. Her work on card-based engagement methods (IMAGINE, RESPONSE_ABILITY) demonstrates her commitment to translating STS insights into practical tools for researchers.

• Science and Technology Studies
• Public engagement in science
• Research cultures
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Univ.-Prof. Katja Corcoran serves as Professor of Psychology and Vice Dean for Research at the University of Graz's Faculty of Natural Sciences, leading the Institute of Psychology. She directs the university's 'Smart Regulation' profile area and participates in the 'Brain and behavior' research network, with leadership roles including former Head of Psychology Institute (2017-2019) and Deputy Head of Doctoral School of Psychology (2021-2023). Her research centers on social psychological mechanisms in sustainability transitions, particularly: Energy citizenship frameworks and prosumer behavior Goal contagion dynamics in social networks Intergroup contact interventions in educational settings Regulatory psychology for sustainable systems Recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate interdisciplinary integration of psychological, legal, and economic perspectives, featuring field experiments across Austria and multi-lab European collaborations examining energy citizenship scales, behavioral nudges for appliance usage, and prejudice reduction in schools. Honors include: Feodor Lynen Research Fellowship (Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, 2004) She currently directs major funded initiatives: EU: 'Energy Citizenship and Energy Communities for Clean-Energy Transition' (2021-2024) FFG: 'FIWARE Driven Energy Communities for the Future' (2023-2026) International: 'Active User Participation for Smart Energy Services' (2020-2023) Corcoran serves on editorial boards of Social Psychology (since 2016) and Social Cognition (since 2013), and her work operates within the 'Brain and behavior' network fostering neuroscience-psychology-economics collaborations for complex decision-making research.

• Social Psychology
• Energy Citizenship
• Sustainable Behavior
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Oliver Meixner is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Marketing and Innovation within the Department for Economics and Social Sciences at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) . His work focuses on agricultural economics, sustainable marketing, and consumer behavior in food systems. Key Research Areas: Sustainable agriculture and food economics Consumer behavior and market research Innovation and digital transformation in agrifood Notable Contributions: Developed methodologies for AHP group decisions and fuzzy priority aggregation Evaluated eco-label effectiveness and food waste reduction strategies Assessed EU rural development programs' impact on agricultural competitiveness Publications & Projects (2016-2024) show a consistent focus on: Food labeling and consumer trust Sustainability assessments in agribusiness Digital transformation in food networks Climate crisis impact on consumer behavior Innovative marketing models for agrifood chains Scientific Recognition Award of Excellence (ISAHP 2020) Most Innovative Idea Award (ISAHP 2016) Literati Network Outstanding Paper (2013) Advising spans 123 theses including topics on: Consumer preferences for eco-labels Acceptance of alternative proteins Digital food shopping behavior Payment willingness for sustainable products

• Marketing
• Sustainable Agriculture
• Market Research
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Dr. Ursula Athenstaedt is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Psychology within the Faculty of Natural Sciences at the University of Graz. She specializes in social psychology with interdisciplinary research spanning gender dynamics, energy citizenship, and social cohesion. Her affiliations include leadership in the university's 'Smart Regulation' profile area and active participation in research networks focused on heterogeneity, human rights, and behavioral science. Her research explores gender perceptions in interpersonal relationships, socio-linguistic influences on gender representation, and citizen engagement in sustainable energy transitions. Recent publications demonstrate methodological rigor through multi-lab replications and interdisciplinary frameworks integrating psychological, legal, and economic perspectives. She led the EU-funded project Energy Citizenship and Energy Communities for a Clean-Energy Transition (2021-2024), examining participatory approaches to sustainability. Academic service includes: Executive Committee membership for the Social Psychology Section of the German Psychological Society (2007-2011) Peer review for 20+ journals including Personality and Individual Differences, Sex Roles, and Psychological Science

• Social Psychology
• Gender Studies
• Energy Citizenship
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Jonas Puck is a Professor at Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU) and a founding director of the WU Institute for International Business. As academic director of the MBA in Energy Management at the WU Executive Academy and co-director of the Research Initiative for Sport Management (RISM), he bridges corporate management and sports analytics, focusing on leadership, team dynamics, and organizational behavior. His research explores parallels between professional sports and business management, including studies on leadership styles of football coaches like Jürgen Klopp, the role of player agents in football, dual citizenship in international federations, and financial implications of Multi-Club Ownership structures (e.g., City Football Group). He emphasizes using sports data to derive broader management insights. Jonas Puck has been affiliated with WU since 2009, where he appreciates institutional support, academic freedom, and WU's state-of-the-art campus infrastructure. He is also Vice President of the First Vienna FC, Austria's oldest football club, blending his lifelong passion for sports with academic expertise.

• Management Science
• Sports Management
• Leadership in Sports
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Christian-Hubert Ehalt (1949-2023) was a Professor at the University of Vienna's Department of Economic and Social History. A distinguished cultural scientist and historian, he served as Science Referent for the City of Vienna (1984-2016) and founded the influential 'Wiener Vorlesungen' lecture series. His research encompassed Viennese social history, urban development, and the societal impacts of science and technology. Ehalt authored and edited numerous publications on Viennese cultural history, including studies of urban hygiene, energy utilization, and historical anthropology. His leadership roles included directing the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Historical Anthropology and serving on multiple scientific foundations. He received numerous honors, including the City of Vienna's Grand Silver Decoration of Honour and honorary citizenship of the University of Vienna.

• Social History
• Cultural History
• Urban Studies
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Tina Ortner is a Researcher at the Center of Excellence Medical Engineering within the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, specifically affiliated with the TIMed Center. She has been actively involved in research projects since 2009, with 14 completed projects and 30 research outputs spanning digital government, youth work, aging research, and sustainable energy solutions. Her research interests focus on practical applications of technology in public administration, particularly in municipal services and digital transformation. Ortner's work bridges technology implementation with social outcomes, examining how digital solutions can improve public services while addressing challenges in youth engagement, elderly care, and sustainable development. Her research demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between engineering solutions and social policy implementation. Ortner's publication record shows consistent output since 2011, with recent emphasis on digital government handbooks and youth empowerment programs. Her work frequently addresses practical implementation challenges in Southeastern Europe and Austrian contexts, focusing on measurable outcomes and good practices that can be replicated across municipalities. As a Co-Investigator on numerous research projects, Ortner has collaborated with various institutions across Europe on initiatives including digital government for green municipalities, youth work practices, social programs for Linz, and global aging research. Her work demonstrates strong engagement with practical policy implementation and evaluation of real-world social interventions. Ortner maintains an active research profile with recent presentations on web-based learning courses, social programs for Linz, and AAL (Ambient Assisted Living) technologies. Her research approach emphasizes empirical evidence and practical application of findings to improve municipal services and social outcomes.

• Digital Government
• Public Services
• Municipalities Development
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Alexander Burka serves as Professor at the University of Applied Sciences Burgenland's School of Business, specializing in European integration dynamics and cultural diplomacy. His institutional affiliation spans both academic instruction and applied policy development within Austria's higher education framework for applied sciences. His research portfolio centers on: EU enlargement processes with Balkan and Eastern European focus Cultural diplomacy mechanisms in foreign policy Simulation-based educational tools (Planspiele) for policy engagement Language policy as soft power instrument Minority integration frameworks in European contexts Neighborhood policy implementation challenges Analysis of his 2010-2019 publications reveals consistent methodological innovation through simulation games that translate complex EU policies into experiential learning. His work demonstrates interdisciplinary convergence of political science, cultural studies, and pedagogy, with increasing emphasis on Ukraine and Balkan integration post-2014. Key thematic evolution shows progression from theoretical cultural policy analysis toward actionable educational frameworks for policymakers.

• EU Enlargement
• European Neighborhood Policy
• Cultural Diplomacy
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Paolo Bernardi is a Professor at the Department of Biomedical Sciences within the School of Medicine at the University of Padua. He has maintained continuous academic service since 1979, progressing from Assistant Professor (1979-1987) to Associate Professor (1988-1999) and Full Professor (since 2000). His administrative leadership includes serving as Chairman of the Department of Biomedical Sciences (2003-2009) and Director of the Postgraduate School of Clinical Pathology (since 2012). His research spans Cell Biology, Bioenergetics, and Experimental Medicine with particular focus on mitochondrial function, cellular energy metabolism, and pathological mechanisms underlying disease processes. This interdisciplinary work bridges fundamental cellular mechanisms with clinical applications in pathophysiology. Professor Bernardi has received significant recognition including: EMBO Fellowship at University of Helsinki (1984) Fogarty Fellowship at Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research (1985-1987) Resident Corresponding Membership in Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti (2006-present) Election to Academia Europaea (2010) Premio Ministro Beni e Attività Culturali from Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei (2012) He maintains active scientific citizenship through leadership roles including President of the Italian Group of Biomembranes and Bioenergetics (since 2010) and Council Member of the Associazione di Biologia Cellulare e del Differenziamento (since 2009), demonstrating sustained contribution to the biomedical research community.

• Cell Biology
• Bioenergetics
• Experimental Medicine

Peter Reichl is a Professor in the Faculty of Computer Science, leading the Research Group Cooperative Systems. His work spans interdisciplinary research in Human-Computer Interaction, IoT systems, and Digital Ethics. He actively contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals through innovative technology solutions. Key projects include the European Distributed Data Infrastructure for Energy, COMPASS, and symbIoTe. Research interests include mobile computing, tangible interfaces, quantum computing education, and ethical implications of digital transformation. Over 134 publications since 2008 reflect his work in music technology, IoT frameworks, and socio-technical systems analysis. Recent articles highlight creative tech solutions like LEGO-based music sequencers and philosophical explorations of Digital Humanism. He has organized major events like the Dagstuhl Workshop on Quality of Experience (QoE Vadis?) and contributed to policy discussions on digital democracy in Austria. Key Projects: symbIoTe (2016-2018), COMPASS (IoT solutions), European Energy Data Infrastructure (2023-2025) Notable Activities: Panellist on Digital Transformation Ethics (2024), Poster Presenter for Muco app (2022) Labs/Teams: Research Group Cooperative Systems focuses on IoT interoperability and human-centered tech design.

• Computer Science
• Mobile Computing
• Human-Computer Interaction
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