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Studies in political science and development studies at the universities
of Vienna and Granada (diplomas 2008), subsequently internships in Rabat
and Brussels; since 2008 researcher and project assistant at the Centre
for Social Innovation in Vienna (ZSI) and PhD candidate (political
science) at the University of Vienna. Since May 2010 associated junior
scientist at
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Studied physics and philosophy at the
universities of Hamburg, 1998 diploma, 2001 dissertation on new compound
semiconductors for solar cell applications at Hahn-Meitner-Institut/Freie
Universität Berlin. From 2003 to 2007 he has been working in the
nanotechnology group at the Institute of Technology Assessment and Systems
Analysis, Karlsruhe (ITAS). He was involved in the EU-project NanoRoad SME and
especially responsible for literature survey and patent analysis on
nanomaterials. In 2006 he has been leading the project: “The Role of
Nanotechnology in Chemical Substitution” which was one of the TA-projects
for the Scientific Technology Option Assessment (STOA) – Panel of the EU
Parliament. In 2007 he has been working on neural implants in the framework of
the project „Nanotechnologie und Gesundheit – Technische Optionen,
Risikobewertung und Vorsorgestrategien“ (NanoHealth) which aims at
Technology Assessment of Nanotechnology with a focus on neural implants and
health risks of nanoparticles. Since October 2007 he was research assistant at
the
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Studies in biology and human ecology at the
Universities of Vienna and Brussels (diploma 2000), postgraduate studies at the
Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies of Austrian Universities (IFF) in
Vienna 1999-2003. Ph.D. in biology/ecology at the University of Vienna 2005.
2005-2007 researcher at the Wissenschaftszentrum Umwelt/University of Augsburg.
Main research focus: social and cultural studies of the life sciences;
scientific and societal ways of dealing with risk, knowledge and uncertainty in
the context of biotechnology. Since February 2007 (until 09/2011; since 10/2011 employed at University of Hamburg (BIOGUM) for the project THCL) employed at
Studies in sociology and political science at Bielefeld University (Diploma 2009). Scholarship as research student at Institute for Science and Technology Studies, Bielefeld (2005/2006), semester abroad at Linköping University, Sweden (2007). Since April 2008 research assistant at
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holds a Mag.rer.soc.oec. in Business
Informatics (1984), a Dr.phil. in Political Science (1990), and is
Universitätsdozent (venia docendi in 1997) for Economics and Politics of
Communication at the University of Vienna. Since 1985 employed at the Austrian
Academy of Sciences, since 7/2004 at
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Studied communication science and political science at the University of Vienna; Previously research associate at ITA and at the Research Unit for Institutional Change and European Integration of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, research assistant and project manager at the Department of Communications at the University of Vienna, lecturer for media economics and politics at the Department for Communication Science at the University of Salzburg. From February 2008 to July 2008 at ITA in the research area e-Governance. Main research interests: e-democracy/e-participation; multi-level governance: self- and co-regulation; European information society and formation of European public sphere. Since August 2008 University of Zurich; IPMZ - Institut für Publizistikwissenschaft und Medienforschung.
ipmz.uzh.ch
Studied Ecology at the University of Vienna,
Doctorate 2005; 1995-98 scientific assistant in the Ecological Studies Group
Research Initiative Cultural Landscapes, Agriculture and Forestry; 1998-2000
scientific assistant at the Institute of Industrial Ecology Environmental
Indicators and Evaluation of Environmental Effects; 2000 scientific assistant
at the Austrian Institute for Applied Ecology Management of Resources; October
2000 to September 2006 employed by the
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1960: doctoral degree in law at the
University of Vienna; 1960-1966: lecturer in currency, money and capital
markets at the Austrian Institute for Economic Research; 1966/67: research
fellowship at Columbia University, New York; 1967-1974: lecturer in economic
research and forecasts at the Austrian Institute for Economic Research and
member of the management team; 1974-1978: head of the Economics, Marketing and
Currency Department at Girozentrale, Vienna; 1978-1998: professor of economic
theory and policy at the University of Graz; from November 1991 to December
2005 director of the
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Degree in social sciences, doctorate in
political science, worked as a journalist and in further education for several
years, project manager of the pilot model of the German Federal Agency for the
Environment (“Further Education Study Course Environmental Sciences”)
at the University of Oldenburg, Germany, lecturer and researcher at the
University of Hamburg, replacement of a chair in the course of social sciences
at the University of Oldenburg (main emphasis on: European and international
environmental politics, political sociology), 1998 fellow of the German
Marshall Fund of the United States, from 1996 to 2001 member of the city
council of the City of Oldenburg. 2000 to 2008 senior research fellow at the
University of Bremen and at the Institute for Information Management Bremen
working in EU-funded projects about e-government and e-democracy in applied
research projects, for consultancy and research on local, state and federal
level and in European projects, e.g. as deputy leader of the area “joint
research” in the network of excellence DEMO-net. 9/2008 to 2/2009 employed
by
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Courses in communications science and
psychology at the University of Vienna, and political science at Ohio
University; 1985: doctorate; assistant in the Faculty of Communications and
Political Science at the University of Nuremberg and in the Institute for
Public Research at the Austrian Academy of Science, as well as freelance work
on media impact and policies; from 1989 to Arpil 2006 employed by the
e-mail: claudia.wild hta.lbg.ac.at
Studied Communication Science, French and
Spanish in Salzburg and Salamanca (Spain). Doctorate in Communications Studies
2007 (University of Vienna). From 1998 to 2000 he was research fellow in the
"Information Society Research Department" at Salzburg Research
Forschungsgesellschaft mbH. Prior to this he was research assistant in the
Department of Communication Science at the University of Salzburg. In 2001, he
received an M.Sc. in "Media and Communications" from the London School of
Economics and Political Science (LSE). Since summer term 2002 he is also a
lecturer at the Univ. of Salzburg. In February 2002 he joined the
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Diploma for biomedical technologists in
November 1994; 1995 to 1999: work in the field of ultrasound sonography at the
Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics/Vienna General Hospital; August 1999
to September 2000: Postgraduate Study 'Health Studies and Management' at the
University of Brighton/UK; December 2000 to June 2005: research at the
Institute of Social Policy/Vienna University of Economics and Business
Administration and at the University Clinic of Psychiatry in the area of
(mental) health economics and policy; October 2002 to November 2004: Doctoral
studies at the University of Economics and Business Administration; since 2004
teaching activities at several Austrian universities; July 2005–April 2006
research at the
e-mail: ingrid.zechmeister hta.lbg.ac.at |
(left since 2006)
Alexander Degelsegger,
born 1981