Thematic Research - Expert committees
Thematic research - 2022
In 2022, the fund has set up two expert committees to assess the applications and decide on the implementation of thematic funding. The committees consist partly of former/current members from the academic research councils, and partly of international experts within the respective research areas.
DFF | Thematic research – Green research
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
National members
- Søren Rud Keiding (chair), Professor and Director of AIAS, Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS), Aarhus University. Former member of DFF-Technology and Production Sciences
- Jørgen Bruhn (co-chair), Professor, Dept. of Film and Literature, Linnæus University. Current member of DFF-Humanities
- Georgios M. Kontogeorgis, Professor, Dept. of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, DTU – Technical University of Denmark. Former member of DFF-Technology and Production Sciences
- Henrik Balslev, Professor, Dept. of Biology – Ecoinformatics and Biodiversity, Aarhus University. Former member of DFF-Natural Sciences
- Ida Lykke Fabricius, Professor and Head of Section, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Geotechnics and Geology, DTU – Technical University of Denmark. Former member of DFF-Natural Sciences
- Jan Kofod Schjørring, Professor, Dept. of Plant and Environmental Sciences, University of Copenhagen. Former member of DFF-Technology and Production Sciences
- Lars Gårn Hansen, Professor, Dept. of Food and Resource Economics (IFRO), University of Copenhagen
- Ole John Nielsen, Professor, Dept. of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen. Former member of DFF- Natural Sciences
International members
- Alena Bartonova, Research Director, Coordinator of EU research collaboration, Senior scientist, Dept. of Urban and Industrial Pollution and Manager, European Topic Center for Human Health and the Environment, NILU – Norwegian Institute for Air Research
- Ann Muggeridge, Professor and Chair in Subsurface Physics, Dept. of Earth Science & Engineering, Imperial College London
- Clare Saunders, Professor (Chair), Dept. of Politics, University of Exeter
- Dale Southerton, Professor, Cabot Institute for the Environment, University of Bristol
- Helena Kahiluoto, Research Director and Professor of Sustainability Science, LUT University (Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology)
- Irena Creed, Professor and Vice Principal Research & Innovation, Dept. of Physical & Environmental Sciences, University of Toronto Scarborough
- Joacim Rocklöv, Alexander von Humboldt Professor of climate change, infectious diseases and artificial intelligence, Heidelberg Institute of Global Health & Heidelberg Interdisciplinary Centre for Scientific Computing, Heidelberg University
- Karen Hanghøj, BGS Dirctor and Board member, British Geological Survey
- Meryl Shriver-Rice, Director of Environmental Media, Abess Center for Ecosystem Science & Policy
- Stergios Adamopoulos, Professor, Dept. of Forest Biomaterials and Technology, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Rules of procedure of DFF | Thematic research - Green Research
Pursuant to section 26 in Act no. 384 of 26 April 2017 on the Danish Council for Research and Innovation Policy and Independent Research Fund Denmark (hereinafter referred to as “the act”), the expert committee DFF | Thematic research – Green research (hereinafter referred to as ”the committee”) has composed the following rules of procedure, which the Board of directors of Independent Research Fund Denmark (hereinafter referred to as “the Board” and “DFF” or “the fund”, respectively), has subsequently approved.
DFF | Thematic research – Green research
Section 1. The Board has set up the ad hoc committee DFF | Thematic Committee – Green research (2022) (as “the committee”) to implement DFF’s funds in the Danish National Budget earmarked for “Green research” in 2022 (the research reserve in 2022), cf. section 21, subsection 4 of the act.
Subs. 2. The committee carries out its activities based on, among other things
- Act on the Danish Council for Research and Innovation Policy and Independent Research Fund Denmark, No. 384 of 26 April 2017
- Executive order No. 1154 of 16 October 2017 regarding grant functions, etc. under Independent Research Fund Denmark
- The Terms and Conditions for Grants in force at any time
Subs. 3. Moreover, the committee's activities must take place in accordance with applicable law.
Subs. 4. The Board may decide which instruments the committee may allocate funds to, including the size of the grants, and whether the individual instruments must be allocated to a natural or juristic person.
Subs. 5. The committee is independent in its assessment of research questions and cannot receive instructions from the Board in this respect.
Section 2. The committee consists of a chair and 17 committee members.
Subs. 2. The chair and the members are appointed by the Board in their personal quality and must be recognised researchers.
Section 3. The chair, in collaboration with the secretariat of Independent Research Fund Denmark (hereinafter referred to as “the secretariat”), organises the committee’s assessment of applications.
Subs. 2. Minutes of the committee’s meetings are made available to the Board when approved.
Section 4. The committee implements funding in accordance with the current call for thematic research – Green research (2022).
External reviewers
Section 5. The committee has the possibility to involve external reviewers, particularly international reviewers, and follows the procedures and guidelines laid down by the Board, cf. section 28, subs. 1 of the act.
Duty of confidentiality
Section 6. Committee members have a duty of confidentiality with regard to information they become aware of as a member of DFF | Thematic Research – Green research (2022), when the information according to its nature is confidential, cf. the Public Administration Act.
Subs. 2. Committee members will acknowledge receipt of a memorandum, which describes how the members must process personal data, in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation and the Danish Data Protection Act.
Partiality
Section 7. In its activities, the committee follows the general principles of administrative law on partiality, cf. the Public Administration Act together with the guidelines laid down in Executive order No. 1154 of 16 October 2017 regarding grant functions, etc. under Independent Research Fund Denmark.
Subs. 2. A member must inform the secretariat, before any case is initiated, of any circumstances that may give rise to doubts about the member’s impartiality.
Subs. 3. The committee decides on the question regarding the member’s impartiality, and the member concerned does not participate in the consideration and determination of the question of impartiality.
Subs. 4. It must be stated in the minutes if the question regarding impartiality has been discussed, just as the committee’s decision must be stated in the minutes.
Subs. 5. A member, who has been declared partial, may not participate in the discussion of matters related to the case and must leave the meeting room during the consideration of the case.
Secretariat
Section 8. The Ministry of Higher Education and Science, or one or more governmental authorities under the Ministry, will act as secretariat for the committee, cf. section 27 of the act. The secretariat participates in the committee’s meetings.
Meetings
Section 9. The committee carries out its activities in meetings. The meetings of the committee are not public. Where special circumstances apply, however, the chair may decide that special experts or others may participate in the meeting without voting rights.
Subs. 2. Notifications of meetings are made in writing and, as far as possible, with at least 8 days’ notice. An agenda will be sent at the same time as the meeting notification. As far as possible, enclosures to the individual agenda items are forwarded simultaneously.
Subs. 3. The agenda is set by the chair in cooperation with the secretariat, but with 14 days’ notice any member may request to have a case discussed in committee.
Subs. 4. The secretariat may, with the agreement of the chair, submit a case in writing to the committee outside a meeting.
Subs. 5. Members must, as far as possible, give notice in due time to the secretariat about possible absence.
Section 10. The meetings are chaired by the chair and in his/her absence by the member, who has seniority as a current member of a professional research council in Independent Research Fund Denmark, unless the council agrees to appoint another committee member as the alternative leader of the meeting.
Subs. 2. When implementing research funds, the committee will form a quorum, when at least half of the members participate in the assessment of a case. In cases of partiality, the committee will form a quorum, when at least half of the impartial members participate in the assessment of the specific case, and at least five members votes in favour of the decision.
Subs. 3. In cases where a lack of quorum cannot be resolved through postponement of the proceedings, the partial member(s) must participate in the assessment of the case, but never in the assessment of their own applications. The normal quorum rules then apply, however, all impartial members of the committee must be present.
Subs. 4. A decision can only be made on issues that are listed on the agenda of the meeting as cases for decision, unless the committee collectively agrees otherwise.
Subs. 5. When implementing research funds, decisions are made by simple majority. In case of parity of votes, the chair’s vote is decisive.
Section 11. The secretariat takes the minutes from the committee meetings.
Subs. 2. If a member does not agree with the account of the decision or the discussion in the committee, the member may demand his position led to minutes.
Subs. 3. Minutes are sent shortly after the meeting. Any objections to the minutes must be submitted no later than 14 days after the forwarding of the minutes. The written approved report is sent to the members for their information.
Committee operating expenses
Section 12. Operating expenses are borne by Independent Research Fund Denmark's allocation for thematic research.
Subs. 2. Members’ allowance is borne by the committee's academic consequential expense.
Rejection of applications
Section 13. The secretariat may, after a concrete assessment, reject an application if it does not meet the formal requirements stated in the Call for Proposals, cf. section 5 of Executive Order no. 1154 of 16 October 2017 on the grant function, etc. under Independent Research Fund Denmark.
Decision on funding
Section 14. The committee decides, either fully or in part, to fund an application or to refuse funding.
Subs. 2. The minutes of the committee's decisions regarding applications, are approved by its members.
Subs. 3. Grant letters are issued by the secretariat on behalf of the fund, and are signed by the secretariat’s Head of Division.
Subs. 4. Letters of rejection are issued by the secretariat on behalf of the fund, and are signed by a Senior Adviser.
Follow-up on grants
Section 15. When the committee has made a decision on the grant, the follow-up of the grant is transferred to the academic research council, which the chair, after consultation with the committee, considers the most relevant.
Subs. 2. The selected academic research council is responsible for all follow-up concerning the grant, cf. rules of procedure of the academic research council sections 17-22.
Entry into force, etc.
Section 16. The rules of procedure enter into force, when they have been approved by the Board and published on the fund’s website.
Subs. 2. All members of the committee must be made aware of these rules of procedure.
Subs. 3. In exceptional cases, the committee may grant exemptions from the rules of procedure when the total committee agrees. The Board must approve of the exemption in advance. If this is not possible because of the circumstances, the Board is subsequently informed.
Subs. 4. Recommendation for amendment of the rules of procedure is given by the committee by simple majority of votes, and is submitted to the Board for approval.
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The above rules of procedure have been adopted by DFF | Thematic research – Green research and approved by the Board of Independent Research Fund Denmark on 9 July 2022.
DFF | Thematic research – Strengthened clinical and independent research
National members
- Henrik Toft Sørensen (chair), Professor in epidemiology and Chair of Department of Clinical Epidemiology, Aarhus University Hospital, former member of DFF: Medical Sciences
- Susanne Oksbjerg Dalton (co-chair), Professor, Department of Clinical Medicine, University of Copenhagen
- Allan Vaag, Professor, Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, former member of DFF: Medical Sciences
- Helena Skyt Nielsen, Professor, Department of Economics and Business Economics, University of Aarhus, former member of DFF: Social Sciences
- Merete Nordentoft, Clinical Professor, Department of Clinical Medicine, University of Copenhagen, former member of DFF: Medical Sciences
International members
- Annika Strandell, University lecturer, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Gothenburg University
- Ingrid Melle, Professor, Institute for Clinical Medicine, University of Oslo/Oslo University Hospital
- Mari Hysing, Professor, Department of Psychosocial Science, University of Bergen
- Peter Goadsby, Professor and Director of NIHR Clinical Research Facility & Professor of Neurology, King´s College London
- Robert Unwin, Professor, Centre for Nephrology, Royal Free CampusRowland Hill Street, University College London
- Ruth Jepson, Professor and Director of Research, School of Health in Social Science, University of Edinburgh
- Stefan Ecks, Senior Lecturer, School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh
Rules of procedure of DFF | Thematic research - Strengthened clinical and independent research
Pursuant to section 26 in Act no. 384 of 26 April 2017 on the Danish Council for Research and Innovation Policy and Independent Research Fund Denmark (hereinafter referred to as “the act”), the expert committee DFF | Thematic research – Strengthened clinical and independent research (hereinafter referred to as ”the committee”) has composed the following rules of procedure, which the Board of directors of Independent Research Fund Denmark (hereinafter referred to as “the Board” and “DFF” or “the fund”, respectively), has subsequently approved.
DFF | Thematic research – Strengthened clinical and independent research
Section 1. The Board has set up the ad hoc committee DFF | Thematic Committee – Strengthened clinical and independent research (2022) (as “the committee”) to implement DFF’s funds in the Danish National Budget earmarked for “Strengthened clinical and independent research” in 2022 (the research reserve in 2022), cf. section 21, subsection 4 of the act.
Subs. 2. The committee carries out its activities based on, among other things
- Act on the Danish Council for Research and Innovation Policy and Independent Research Fund Denmark, No. 384 of 26 April 2017
- Executive order No. 1154 of 16 October 2017 regarding grant functions, etc. under Independent Research Fund Denmark
- The Terms and Conditions for Grants in force at any time
Subs. 3. Moreover, the committee's activities must take place in accordance with applicable law.
Subs. 4. The Board may decide which instruments the committee may allocate funds to, including the size of the grants, and whether the individual instruments must be allocated to a natural or juristic person.
Subs. 5. The committee is independent in its assessment of research questions and cannot receive instructions from the Board in this respect.
Section 2. The committee consists of a chair and 11 committee members.
Subs. 2. The chair and the members are appointed by the Board in their personal quality and must be recognised researchers.
Section 3. The chair, in collaboration with the secretariat of Independent Research Fund Denmark (hereinafter referred to as “the secretariat”), organises the committee’s assessment of applications.
Subs. 2. Minutes of the committee’s meetings are made available to the Board when approved.
Section 4. The committee implements funding in accordance with the current call for thematic research – Strengthened clinical and independent research (2022).
External reviewers
Section 5. The committee has the possibility to involve external reviewers, particularly international reviewers, and follows the procedures and guidelines laid down by the Board, cf. section 28, subs. 1 of the act.
Duty of confidentiality
Section 6. Committee members have a duty of confidentiality with regard to information they become aware of as a member of DFF | Thematic Research – Strengthened clinical and independent research (2022), when the information according to its nature is confidential, cf. the Public Administration Act.
Subs. 2. Committee members will acknowledge receipt of a memorandum, which describes how the members must process personal data, in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation and the Danish Data Protection Act.
Partiality
Section 7. In its activities, the committee follows the general principles of administrative law on partiality, cf. the Public Administration Act together with the guidelines laid down in Executive order No. 1154 of 16 October 2017 regarding grant functions, etc. under Independent Research Fund Denmark.
Subs. 2. A member must inform the secretariat, before any case is initiated, of any circumstances that may give rise to doubts about the member’s impartiality.
Subs. 3. The committee decides on the question regarding the member’s impartiality, and the member concerned does not participate in the consideration and determination of the question of impartiality.
Subs. 4. It must be stated in the minutes if the question regarding impartiality has been discussed, just as the committee’s decision must be stated in the minutes.
Subs. 5. A member, who has been declared partial, may not participate in the discussion of matters related to the case and must leave the meeting room during the consideration of the case.
Secretariat
Section 8. The Ministry of Higher Education and Science, or one or more governmental authorities under the Ministry, will act as secretariat for the committee, cf. section 27 of the act. The secretariat participates in the committee’s meetings.
Meetings
Section 9. The committee carries out its activities in meetings. The meetings of the committee are not public. Where special circumstances apply, however, the chair may decide that special experts or others may participate in the meeting without voting rights.
Subs. 2. Notifications of meetings are made in writing and, as far as possible, with at least 8 days’ notice. An agenda will be sent at the same time as the meeting notification. As far as possible, enclosures to the individual agenda items are forwarded simultaneously.
Subs. 3. The agenda is set by the chair in cooperation with the secretariat, but with 14 days’ notice any member may request to have a case discussed in committee.
Subs. 4. The secretariat may, with the agreement of the chair, submit a case in writing to the committee outside a meeting.
Subs. 5. Members must, as far as possible, give notice in due time to the secretariat about possible absence.
Section 10. The meetings are chaired by the chair and in his/her absence by the member, who has seniority as a current member of a professional research council in Independent Research Fund Denmark, unless the council agrees to appoint another committee member as the alternative leader of the meeting.
Subs. 2. When implementing research funds, the committee will form a quorum, when at least half of the members participate in the assessment of a case. In cases of partiality, the committee will form a quorum, when at least half of the impartial members participate in the assessment of the specific case, and at least five members votes in favour of the decision.
Subs. 3. In cases where a lack of quorum cannot be resolved through postponement of the proceedings, the partial member(s) must participate in the assessment of the case, but never in the assessment of their own applications. The normal quorum rules then apply, however, all impartial members of the committee must be resent.
Subs. 4. A decision can only be made on issues that are listed on the agenda of the meeting as cases for decision, unless the committee collectively agrees otherwise.
Subs. 5. When implementing research funds, decisions are made by simple majority. In case of parity of votes, the chair’s vote is decisive.
Section 11. The secretariat takes the minutes from the committee meetings.
Subs. 2. If a member does not agree with the account of the decision or the discussion in the committee, the member may demand his position led to minutes.
Subs. 3. Minutes are sent shortly after the meeting. Any objections to the minutes must be submitted no later than 14 days after the forwarding of the minutes. The written approved report is sent to the members for their information.
Committee operating expenses
Section 12. Operating expenses are borne by Independent Research Fund Denmark's allocation for thematic research.
Subs. 2. Members’ allowance is borne by the committee's academic consequential expense.
Rejection of applications
Section 13. The secretariat may, after a concrete assessment, reject an application if it does not meet the formal requirements stated in the Call for Proposals, cf. section 5 of Executive Order no. 1154 of 16 October 2017 on the grant function, etc. under Independent Research Fund Denmark.
Decision on funding
Section 14. The committee decides, either fully or in part, to fund an application or to refuse funding.
Subs. 2. The minutes of the committee's decisions regarding applications, are approved by its members.
Subs. 3. Grant letters are issued by the secretariat on behalf of the fund, and are signed by the secretariat’s Head of Division.
Subs. 4. Letters of rejection are issued by the secretariat on behalf of the fund, and are signed by a Senior Adviser.
Follow-up on grants
Section 15. When the committee has made a decision on the grant, the follow-up of the grant is transferred to the academic research council, which the chair, after consultation with the committee, considers the most relevant.
Subs. 2. The selected academic research council is responsible for all follow-up concerning the grant, cf. rules of procedure of the academic research council sections 17-22.
Entry into force, etc.
Section 16. The rules of procedure enter into force, when they have been approved by the Board and published on the fund’s website.
Subs. 2. All members of the committee must be made aware of these rules of procedure.
Subs. 3. In exceptional cases, the committee may grant exemptions from the rules of procedure when the total committee agrees. The Board must approve of the exemption in advance. If this is not possible because of the circumstances, the Board is subsequently informed.
Subs. 4. Recommendation for amendment of the rules of procedure is given by the committee by simple majority of votes, and is submitted to the Board for approval.
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The above rules of procedure have been adopted by DFF | Thematic research – Strengthened clinical and independent research and approved by the Board of Independent Research Fund Denmark on 2 July 2022.
Thematic research - 2021
In 2021, the fund has set up two expert committees to assess the applications and decide on the implementation of thematic funding. The committees consist partly of members from the academic research councils, and partly of international experts within the respective research areas.
DFF | Thematic research - Green transition
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
Søren Rud Keiding (chair), Professor and director, Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies, Aarhus University - Former member of DFF- Technology and Production Sciences
Jørgen Bruhn (co-chair), Professor, Department of Film and Literature, Linnaeus University - Current member of DFF-Humanities
Karen Lund Petersen, Senior researcher, Danish Institute for International Studies - Current member of DFF-Social Sciences
Peter Norman Sørensen, Professor, Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen - Current member of DFF-Social Sciences
Ida Lykke Fabricius, Professor, head of section, Department of Civil Engineering, Technical University of Denmark - Former member of DFF-Natural Sciences
Henrik Balslev, Professor, Department of Biology - Ecoinformatics and Biodiversity, Aarhus University - Former member of DFF- Natural Sciences
Ole John Nielsen, Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen - Former member of DFF- Natural Sciences
Georgios Kontogeorgis, Professor, Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark - Former member of DFF- Technology
and Production Sciences
Jan Kofod Schjørring, Professor, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences, University of Copenhagen - Former member of DFF- Technology and Production Sciences
Jakob Stoustrup, Professor, Department of Electronic Systems, Aalborg University - Former member of DFF- Technology and Production Sciences
Dale Southerton, Professor, Cabot Institute for the Environment, University of Bristol
Jamie Lorimer, Professor, School of Geography and the Environment, Oxford University
Stefanie Schütte, Dr., Research consultant, Ttopstart
Joacim Rocklöv, Professor, Department of Public Health and Clinical Medicine, Umeå University
Alena Bartonova, Research Director, EU coordination and UAE, Norwegian Institute for Air Research
Stergios Adamopoulos, Professor, Department of Forestry and Wood Technology, Linnæus University
Hugues Goosse, Professor, Earth and Life Institute, Universite catholique de Louvain (UCLouvain)
Audun Ruud, Deputy Research Director, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA)
Johannes Rousk, Professor, Department of Biology, Lund University
Mark Saeys, Professor, Laboratory for Chemical Technology, Ghent University
Thematic research - 2020
In 2020, the fund has set up two expert committees to assess the applications and decide on the implementation of thematic funding. The committees consist partly of members from the academic research councils, and partly of international experts within the respective research areas.
DFF | Thematic research - Effects of early interventions
MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
Mads Meier Jæger, Professor (member of Social Sciences), Sociologisk Institut - Københavns Universitet (Chair of committee)
Marianne Simonsen, Professor (member of Social Sciences), Institut for Økonomi - Aarhus Universitet
Hugh James Robert Zachariae, Professor (member of Humanities), Psykologisk Institut - Aarhus Universitet
Merete Osler, Klinisk professor (former member of Medical sciences), Afdeling for Epidemiologi - Københavns Universitet
Dr Lisa Hurt, Senior Lecture, School of Medicine - Cardiff University
Edward Melhuish, Professor, Department of Education - University of Oxford
Therese Nilsson, Senior Lecture, Department of Economics - Lund University
DFF | Thematic Research – Green transition
MEMEBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
Søren Rud Keiding (Chair of the committee), professor (former chair of Technology and Production Sciences) - Aarhus Universitet, Science and Technology
Alena Bartonova, research director - Norsk institutt for luftforskning
Andrew Barry, professor - University College London, Department of Geography
Audun Ruud, senior researcher - Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA)
David Lundbek Egholm, professor (member of Natural Sciences) - Aarhus Universitet, Institut for Geoscience
Georgios Kontogeorgis, professor (former member of Technology and Production Sciences) - Danmarks Tekniske Universitet, Institut for Kemiteknik
Gerasimos Lyberatos, professor - National Technical University of Athens, Department of Synthesis and Development of Industrial Processes
Hans-Peter Nee, professor - KTH Royal Institute of Stockholm, Division of Electric Power and Energy Systems
Henrik Balslev, professor (former member Natural Sciences) - Aarhus Universitet, Institut for Biologi
Hugues Goosse, professor - Universite catholique de Louvain, Earth and Life Institute
Irini Angelidaki, professor (former member of Technology and Production Sciences) - Danmarks Tekniske Universitet, Institut for Vand og Miljøteknologi
Jørgen Bruhn, professor (member of Humanities) - Linnæus University, Department of Film and Literature
Karen Lund Petersen, professor (member of Social Sciences) - Københavns Universitet, Institut for Statskundskab
Katherine Willis, professor - University of Oxford, Department of Zoology
Ole John Nielsen (Vice chair), professor (former member of Natural Sciences) - Københavns Universitet, Kemisk Institut
Philipp Mayer, professor (former member of Technology and Production Sciences) - Danmarks Tekniske Universitet, Institut for Vand og Miljøteknologi
Reinhard Hennig, associate professor - University of Agder, Department of Nordic and Media Studies
Stefanie Schütte, dr. - APOLLON University for Applied Health Sciences
Stergios Adamopoulos, professor - Linnæus University, Department of Forestry and Wood Technology
Thematic research - 2019
In 2019, the fund has set up two expert committees to assess the applications and decide on the implementation of thematic funding. The committees consist partly of members from the academic research councils, and partly of international experts within the respective research areas.
DFF | Digital technology
MEMEBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
Peter Gorm Larsen, professor, Department of Engineering, Aarhus University and member of DFF |Technology and Production (chair of the committee)
Anne-Marie Søndergaard Christensen, associate professor, Department for the Study of Culture, University of Southern Denmark and member of DFF | Humanities
Dexter Kozen, professor, Computer Science Department, Cornell University
Gerd Kortuem, professor, Department Design Engineering, Delft University of Technology
Giuseppe F. Italiano, professor, Computer Science, LUISS University
Lars Birkedal, professor, Department of Computer Science, Aarhus University and member of DFF | Natural Sciences
Lars Kai Hansen, professor, Department of Matemathics and Computer Science, Technical University of Denmark and former member of DFF |Technology and Production
Liu Weiru, professor, Artificial Intelligence, University of Bristol
Marta Kwiatkowski, professor, Oxford University
Michael Mitzenmacher, professor, Computer Sciences, Harvard University
Orna Kupferman, professor, School of Computer Science and Engineering, Hebrew University
DFF | People and society
MEMEBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
Ole Hammerslev, professor, Department of Law, University of Southern Denmark and member of DFF | Social Sciences (chair of committee)
Anne Sigfrid Grønseth, professor, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences
Carina Mood, professor, Swedish institute for social research, Stockholm University
Elisabeth Staksrud, professor, Department of Media of Communication, Oslo University
Inger Johanne Sand, Head of department, Department of Public and International Law, The Faculty of Law, Oslo
Helge Hvid, dr.scient.soc., Department of People and Technology, Roskilde University and former member of DFF | Social Sciences
Henning Finseraas, researcher, Institute for Social Research, Oslo
Kirsten Frandsen, professor, School of Communication and Culture, Media Studies, Aarhus University and member of DFF | Humanities
Merete Osler, professor, Department of Public Health, Rigshospitalet and former member of DFF| Medical Sciences
Palle Rasmussen, professor emeritus, Department of Learning and Philosophy, Aalborg University, former member of DFF |Humanities
Thomas Bak, Head of department, Department of Electronic Systems, Aalborg University and member of DFF | Technology and Production
Paola Valero, professor, Department of Mathematics and Science Education, Stockholm University
Here you can read the thematic research call for proposals 2019
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