Collaboration & Knowledge Co-creation
Efforts to co-produce knowledge that can generate beneficial societal impacts depend on sustained interactions and varying modes of cooperation, bringing together different types of actors pursuing diverse objectives. INGENIO studies the growing relevance of cooperative and inclusive practices in research and innovation, the co-creation of knowledge with a particular emphasis on collaborative relationships between academic and non-academic actors, and the importance of transdisciplinary research approaches.
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Adrián Arias Díaz-Faes
Juan de la Cierva Incorporación Research Fellow
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Joaquín María Azagra Caro
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José David Barberá Tomás
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Carlos Benito Amat
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Alejandra Boni Aristizabal
Deputy director
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Carola Calabuig Tormo
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Elena Castro Martínez
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Pablo D'Este
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Carlos Delgado Caro
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Elena Denia
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Pablo Fernández Méndez
Postdoctoral researcher
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Adela García Aracil
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Ana María Gómez Aguayo
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Fernando Jiménez Sáez
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Monique Leivas Vargas
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Sihan Li
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Marta Maicas Pérez
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Pedro Marques
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Jordi Molas Gallart
Director
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Carmen Monge Hernández
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Irene Monsonís Payá
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Julia Osca Lluch
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Guillermo Palau Salvador
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François Perruchas
Investigador post-doctoral
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Rocío Poveda Bautista
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Paulina Terrazas Valdés
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Richard Woolley
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Internationalisation dynamics at play: constructing and diffusing zebrafish as a model organism in Latin American life sciences / Choreographies of collaboration in the Francis Crick Institute
27/02/2020 Rodrigo Liscovsky Barrera / Niki Vermeulen - Science, Technology and Innovation Studies, University of EdinburghInternationalisation dynamics at play: constructing and diffusing zebrafish as a model organism in Latin American life sciences - Rodrigo Liscovsky Barrera / Science, Tech