Das Fellowship-Programm fördert den Austausch zwischen Wissenschaft und Praxis. Auf Basis ihrer Themeninteressen wird den Führungskräften aus der Praxis ein individualisiertes Gesprächsprogramm mit Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftlern im Rhein-Main-Gebiet erstellt.
29.06.2023
Im Mai und Juni besuchten die Fellows des
Jahrgangs 2022/23 wieder die Rhein-Main-Universitäten, führten zahlreiche
Gespräche mit Forschenden und besichtigten die Neue Altstadt in Frankfurt. Seit
Beginn des Programms haben 181 Policy-Fellows 2.476 Gespräche mit über
700 Forschenden geführt.
25.05.2023
Im Rahmen des Science
Meets Regions Programms der Europäischen Kommission und des Mercator
Science-Policy Fellowship-Programms führten im Mai und Juni zehn
Mitarbeitende aus Landesministerien, Regierungspräsidien und Stadtverwaltungen
aus Hessen und Rheinland-Pfalz knapp 80 Gespräche mit Forschenden zu den
Themengebiete grüne und digitale Transformation. Die Themen reichten von
integrierten Energiesysteme über resiliente digitale Infrastrukturen, Wohnen
und Verkehr bis hin zu digitaler Wandel und grüne Finanzen. Eine Übersicht der
teilnehmenden Policy-Fellows finden Sie hier.
31.03.2023
30.03.2023
28.10.2022
Die Ausschreibung 2023/24 wurde veröffentlicht. Weitere Informationen zum Bewerbungsprozess finden Sie hier.
28.10.2022
Praxisorientierter Workshop zu Instrumenten und Strukturen des Wissenstransfers in den Policy-Sektor
24.10.2022
Workshop "Aus der Wissenschaft zu Ministerien/Behörden, Medien und NGOs? Dialog mit Praxisvertreter*innen".
13./14.10.2022
Vertrauen im Konflikt - Praxisforum zu aktuellen Forschungsergebnissen im Kontext virulenter Krisen und Konflikte.
13.10.2022
Die Fellows führten Gespräche in Frankfurt, Darmstadt und Mainz und besuchten weitere Veranstaltungen.
12.10.2022
Diskussionsrunde und Podiumsdiskussion mit dem Forschungsverbund Dynamiken des Religiösen zu Zusammenhalt.
"I am very interested in the issues of consumer protection, cybersecurity, intellectual property and the safe use of Artificial Intelligence and other digital tools in justice. By talking to researchers from the fields of computer science, business informatics, management and marketing I have learned new perspectives on the policy challenges I am working on. As a lawyer myself, I have greatly benefited from the exchanges with eminent academics outside my field of specialisation. I have received valuable input through the programme that I will be able to put to concrete use in my work."
Carl Gösta Petri, Deputy Head of Unit, Deputy Director-General in charge of Directorates - Criminal justice - E-Justice, IT and document management, DG Justice and Consumers.
"I had very thoughtful and productive conversations on current trends on the rise of market based finance, the challenges in the banking sector in the post COVID-19 environment and the increasing focus on ESG and green finance for real estate financing. I will be happy to apply these new academic insights to the analysis of key topical policy issues discussed at the OECD."
Caroline Roulet, Policy Advisor, Directorate of Financial and Enterprise Affairs at the OECD.
“I was deeply impressed by the quality and organisation of the Mercator programme. It gave me the unique opportunity to meet a large number of high-quality researchers who offered very interesting perspectives on the policy questions the European Commission deals with in the field of financial regulation. I am looking forward to staying in touch with the academics I met during the Mercator programme and benefitting from their input for policy development in the EU."
Sven Gentner, Deputy Director General, Financial Stability, DG Financial Services and Capital Markets Union, European Commission
"I am thrilled that, despite the pandemic, the programme has enabled not only to establish links with renowned scientists, but also with other policy fellows from the media sector, European institutions and German ministries. I found the interdisciplinary exchanges in particular very enriching."
Kristin Höltge, Head of the Central Asia Desk, Conflict Prevention Centre, Secretariat of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).
“The Mercator Science Policy Fellowship programme offers a great opportunity for learning and professional development. The intensive programme of academic exchanges provides me with new insights and fresh perspectives relevant to my work. The organisation is excellent."
Marcel Rommerts, Head of Unit, Horizon2020 Transport Research, Innovation and Networks Executive Agency, European Commission
"I am very interested in the issues of consumer protection, cybersecurity, intellectual property and the safe use of Artificial Intelligence and other digital tools in justice. By talking to researchers from the fields of computer science, business informatics, management and marketing I have learned new perspectives on the policy challenges I am working on. As a lawyer myself, I have greatly benefited from the exchanges with eminent academics outside my field of specialisation. I have received valuable input through the programme that I will be able to put to concrete use in my work."
Carl Gösta Petri, Deputy Head of Unit, Deputy Director-General in charge of Directorates - Criminal justice - E-Justice, IT and document management, DG Justice and Consumers.
"I had very thoughtful and productive conversations on current trends on the rise of market based finance, the challenges in the banking sector in the post COVID-19 environment and the increasing focus on ESG and green finance for real estate financing. I will be happy to apply these new academic insights to the analysis of key topical policy issues discussed at the OECD."
Caroline Roulet, Policy Advisor, Directorate of Financial and Enterprise Affairs at the OECD.
“I was deeply impressed by the quality and organisation of the Mercator programme. It gave me the unique opportunity to meet a large number of high-quality researchers who offered very interesting perspectives on the policy questions the European Commission deals with in the field of financial regulation. I am looking forward to staying in touch with the academics I met during the Mercator programme and benefitting from their input for policy development in the EU."
Sven Gentner, Deputy Director General, Financial Stability, DG Financial Services and Capital Markets Union, European Commission
"I am thrilled that, despite the pandemic, the programme has enabled not only to establish links with renowned scientists, but also with other policy fellows from the media sector, European institutions and German ministries. I found the interdisciplinary exchanges in particular very enriching."
Kristin Höltge, Head of the Central Asia Desk, Conflict Prevention Centre, Secretariat of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).
“The Mercator Science Policy Fellowship programme offers a great opportunity for learning and professional development. The intensive programme of academic exchanges provides me with new insights and fresh perspectives relevant to my work. The organisation is excellent."
Marcel Rommerts, Head of Unit, Horizon2020 Transport Research, Innovation and Networks Executive Agency, European Commission
Mercator Science-Policy
Fellowship-Programm
Research Support
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