May 2017 | INGENIO [CSIC-UPV] - Instituto de Gestión de la Innovación y del Conocimiento

	Sara Ellero Università degli Studi di Trieste Trieste
	Bastien Barnela Universidad de Poitiers
	María Goñi Mazzitelli Universidad de la República / Uruguay
	Gloria María Naranjo Africano Universidad del Norte (Colombia)
	Gianluca Orsatti Università di Torino
	Denise Reike Universiteit Utrecht
	Andres Felipe Camargo Benavides BMS/NIKOS, University of Twente
	María Alejandra Tejada Gómez Dept. of Science, Technology and Policy Studies (STePS), University of Twente
	Müge Ozman Telecom Ecole de Management
	Nadia Ahmadouche University of Mostaganem
	Juliana Ballin Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos-UNISINOS
	Cédric Gossart Télécom École de Management
	Bradley Mollmann Tulane University
	Frank J. van Rijnsoever Utrecht University
	Julia Planko HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht
	Ana Carolina Aguilera Negrete Escuela Naval de Brasil

Cédric Gossart

Cédric is with us since January 2017 until July 2017. Here is a summary of his experience at the institute, in his own words:

At the end of 2015, I got the green light for a sabbatical visit in the institution of my choice. Such a chance does not materialise very often, so I had to pick the right place! The plan was to use this period as a stepping stone to embark on a new academic adventure involving 3 main characters: Digital technologies, Innovation, and Social (& environmental) progress. I thus naturally chose INGENIO, whose members work both on innovation studies and on social innovation, using a variety of quantitative and qualitative methods, from the perspective of multiple disciplines. From a more personal point of view, since this was going to be a family adventure, it was important for my wife (see her own testimony below…) and I to be able to send our 11 year old son Léo to a French school, so that he could finish the year he started in Paris in the fall of 2016 (thanks to LFVAL). As I am writing these lines listening to Lluís Llach, I think of all the results I could achieve thanks to the excellent work environment provided by INGENIO (for follow ups, cf. the INESS Blog). These would not have existed without the help of Pablo d’Este and Jordi Molas Gallart who facilitated this adventure. Many thanks to both of them! Most pages of the book of this academic adventure remain to be written, but there is no doubt that INGENIO will be part of it. Last but not least, besides the friendly lunches in the INGENIO kitchen, an Homo laptopus like me could only enjoy the regular self-organised social events, some of which would probably qualify as social innovations such as the famous “foot-beer” gathering… Long live INGENIO! Cédric Gossart is Associate Professor at Télécom École de Management (Institut Mines-Télécom).

Müge Ozman

Müge is with us since January 2017 until July 2017. Here is a summary of her experience at the institute, in her own words:

I came to Valencia on a (exceptionally) cold winter day, but could hardly care about the cold, as I was delighted with the blossoming orange trees throughout the city. When I started working in INGENIO, it became obvious that orange trees were not the only gift the city had to offer… Besides an appealing work environment, my sabbatical visit in INGENIO was enriched with a very friendly atmosphere, not to mention many stimulating discussions on networks and social innovation with colleagues, as well as truly engaging research seminars. I thank especially Jordi Molas Gallart and Pablo d’Este for their help in the process.

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