Which aspects of your work/function do you appreciate the most? I appreciate the possibility to work for the Bibliometric Team of the Oulu University Library on inspiring tasks. Publication metrics, all topical issues related to the responsible analysis of research and researchers, and research data management are interesting and developing constantly. Collaboration inside the university […]

I’m a research and innovation support professional who has been working over 10 years with EU policies and funding. Prior to joining the University of Oulu in 2016, I worked six years in Brussels. That period equipped me with strong collaboration network and a deep knowledge of EU policy development and implementation, especially in the

Which aspects of your work/function do you appreciate the most? I appreciate mostly having challenges and the freedom to develop the ideas I get for solving them, these being research questions or simply how to deal with complaining partners. I also appreciate being part of an international team and getting to know the way people

Which aspects of your work/function do you appreciate the most? I appreciate being able to learn new things and get to work with intelligent and creative people. What do you consider as the most important impacts of your work? Our research community at the University of Oulu (and more specifically in Faculty of Education where

My background is in the field of cultural management. Five years ago, I decided to make a major career change and started working at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki as Press Office Manager. Today I am the Head of the Administrative Support Department of the Training and Lifelong Learning Center of the University.Working in the

Which aspects of your work/function do you appreciate the most? I appreciate the possibility to influence my work and have the freedom to develop processes, that might need some improvement. I also appreciate university as a working environment, it is an infinite source of new knowledge and enthusiasm for me. What do you consider as

I graduated from the School of Journalism and Mass Media Studies of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and later I completed a Master’s degree in Mass Communications in Leicester University (UK).I work at AUTh for more than 20 years and during this time I served from several posts, such as the Erasmus office, the Telloglion

I am Mechanical Engineer with Ph.D. in Industrial Management and Head of the Technology Transfer Office at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece. Technology Transfer Office is the contact point between the academic community and the market, thus my responsibilities include communication, dissemination and commercialization of research results, IPR management procedures, creation of spin-off

I have been working in the Department of European Educational Programmes of AUTH since 1989, while since 2011 I have been the head of the Department. My participation in numerous seminars, work-shops and staff trainings organized by national and European organizations such as the European Commission, the Greek Erasmus+ National Agency, European Universities and my

During my studies at the Department of German Language and Literature at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh) I spent a semester in the RUB, Germany, and I started teaching German. After receiving my Degree, I began working as administrative staff at the AUTh, having served at the Offices of Rectors and Vice Rectors for