Auktor, Georgeta

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Prof. Dr. Georgeta Auktor (formerly Vidican)

Department
Transformation of Economic and Social Systems

Function
Associate Researcher

Specialization
Economy

Work areas

  • Innovation systems and policy
  • Energy transition
  • Low-carbon development
  • Industrial policy
  • Renewable energy policies

Vita

The information corresponds to the status at the time of departure

since 02/2018Nuremberg Institute of Technology, Department of Business Administration
Professor
10/2014-09/2017Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg, Institute of Economics
Professor
06/2011-06/2015German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE)
Senior Researcher
02/2008-06/2012Masdar Institute of Science and Technology, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Assistant Professor
02/2008-08/2008Massachusetts Institute of Science and Technology (MIT), Cambridge MA
Visiting Scholar
09/2004-02/2008Massachusetts Institute of Science and Technology (MIT), Cambridge MA
Department of Urban Studies and Planning
PhD degree in International Development
09/2002-06/2004Massachusetts Institute of Science and Technology (MIT), Cambridge MA
Department of Urban Studies and Planning
MA degree in Urban and Regional Planning
01/2003-12/2003Massachusetts Institute of Science and Technology (MIT), Cambridge MA
Industrial Performance Center (IPC)
Research Assistant on the Globalization Project
08/2002-12/2002Massachusetts Institute of Science and Technology (MIT), Cambridge MA
Department of Urban Studies and Planning
Research Assistant
01/2002-08/2002Harvard University, Murray Research Center
Research Assistant
09/2000-05/2002University of Massachusetts Boston (UMASS), Boston MA
MA degree in Applied Sociology
01/2001-05/2001West University of Timisoara (UVT), Timisoara, Romania
Research Assistant
07/1998-09/2000Center for Social Sciences Research, Timisoara, Romania
Assistant Director
10/1996-09/2000West University of Timisoara (UVT), Timisoara, Romania
BA degree in Economics

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