Speakers

Project Manager

Senior researcher, lecturer and PhD coordinator. Inge conducts both qualitative and quantitative research on the motivation, selection and evaluation of scholars in order to better understand career development of scientists within and outside academia.

Senior Researcher

Senior researcher in research policy and evaluation with a focus on biomedicine and healthcare R&I. Ingeborg’s main goal is to make sure that society is able to use research.

Science communication and engagement expert

Director of INGENIO (CSIC-UPV), Universitat Politècnica de València.

Researcher

Researcher. Trained as an anthropologist Tjitske studies how evaluation gets done, what kind of resources and people they mobilize, and what kinds of practices, collectives and ideas of accountability, change and quality they make possible.

Invited Research Fellow - SafeConsume Project

Luisa Massarani is the coordinator of the Brazilian National Institute of Public Communication of Science and Technology, and researcher and science communicator at the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation.

Magdalena Wicher is a researcher at the Institute for Advanced Studies with an interest in responsible research and innovation (practices). Within her PhD she focuses on governance aspects in the emergence of science and innovation policies.

Researcher, PhD student

Marcela Lozano-Borda is a professor of the Department of Communication of the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá. She coordinated the Colciencias (National Department of Science and Technology) social appropriation of science area, where she led the design and formulation of the national strategy.

Co-founder and Head of Research

Massimo holds a master's degree in Political Science from Aarhus University. During his study he had a focus on methods within social science, particularly quantitative methods and social data science.

Scientific Assistant

Michael Bernstein explores ways to align human pursuits of science and technology with long-term societal interests, like sustainability. Drawing on a range of descriptive and participatory social science research methods, Michael collaborates with science and engineering educators, students, researchers, national and local policy communities, businesses, and civil society organizations across a variety of scientific and technical domains (e.g., nanotechnology, global climate change, nuclear waste management). Michael currently focuses the majority of his time with the Visualizing and Quantifying the Social Contribution of Future Business team of the Global KAITEKI Center at Arizona State University.