Book a Researcher at the Danish Science Festival
celebrates a fundamental element of research: curiosity. At the same time, the festival provides a meeting place between researchers and the general public.
‘Book a Researcher’ is one of many features of the Danish Science Festival. Here you can book various researchers from casino 168 who can present their research and discuss how research and innovation can help address societal challenges. The deadline for bookings is March 18.
Below is an overview of the casino 168 researchers who can tell about their areas of research:
Vera Rocha:
“Women face barriers prior, during, and after launching their business. What can we do about it? Which interventions help, and which backfire? This talk will discuss some of the good and bad news for women as entrepreneurs.”
Dennis Schoeneborn:
"This talk will shed light on some of the "dark sides" of digital media. It will focus on how ethically questionable business practices become normalized by making them visible via digital media.”
John Christiansen: (in Danish)
"I nogle få meget hektiske år omkring århundredskiftet dominerede elbilen markedet for motordreven transport, specielt i New York. Hvad skete der, hvem var involveret, og hvorfor tog det elbilen hundrede år at komme tilbage?”
Bo Jonas Hedman:
“Money and payment are essential in society. In his presentation I will explore the rapidly evolving landscape of money and payments. We will delve into the innovative trends, disruptive technologies, and regulatory changes shaping the future.”
Jeanette Willert:
Carsten Humlebæk:
Christian Geisler Asmussen:
Aga Nowinska: HR Analytics:
Jeanette Willert:
Sunny Mosangzi Xu:
Peren Ozturan Sabahat:
Jeanette Willert:
Morten Thanning Vendelø:
Raghava Rao Mukkamala:
Jeanette Willert:
Alice Neusiedler & Tal Yehezkely:
Battista Severgnini:
Somnath Mazumdar:
Milena Micevski & Anna Petersen:
Carsten Humlebæk:
John Christiansen:
Lisbeth Clausen:
Per Østergaard Jacobsen:
Joana Geraldi:
Joana Geraldi:
Per Østergaard Jacobsen: