Curriculum

Antoniya Hauerwaas is a PostDoctoral Researcher and has been working on the European collaborative project "Tobacco as sustainable production platform of the natural biopolymer cyanophycin as co-product to oil and protein" since June 2018, in which she also researches in addition to the communication and data management of the project responsible for biotechnologies from an innovation and stakeholder perspective. She completed her business studies at Leuphana University and did her doctorate here on “Systemic Innovations as Mechanisms for Systems Transformations. Towards a Better Understanding of the Impact of Systems Thinking, Innovations and Institutions for System Change ”. Her further work deals with the role of innovations, institutional changes and entrepreneurship for transformations and system change from an interdisciplinary, systemic perspective and with a broad mix of methods of qualitative and quantitative research. Her research focuses on systemic and institutional (cultural, social, political) innovations, institutional and social entrepreneurship and (social) mechanims of change as well as biotechnologies for sustainable development. Her research work has been published in Research Policy and Journal of Cleaner Production.

Teaching

Nachhaltigkeitsinnovationen
Innovationsmanagement
social and system innovations
Innovationen im Gesundheitswesen
Public Innovation Management in Healthcare Systems
Marketing and research methods in Healthcare

Research interests

•        Innovation Management
•        Management of change
•        Regulierung und institutioneller Rahmen von Gesundheitsinnovationen
•        Biotechnologies
•        Systemic innovations
•        Health care innovations
•        Systems innovations in Transplantation
•        The German Transplantation System
•        Systems thinking
•        Social innovations
•        Institutional innovations and institutional change

Mai 2018: Dissertation zum Thema "Systemic innovations as mechanisms for systems transformations. Towards a better understanding of the impact of systems thinking, innovations and institutions for system change".