Fellows

DSI Fellows are researchers from universities around the world who work with a DSI Community. The DSI Fellowship Program aims to promote interdisciplinary collaboration on all issues related to the impact of the digital transformation.

Dr. Somayeh Dodge is working as a Fellow of the DSI Community Mobility from March to August 2024.

Dr. Somayeh Dodge is an Associate Professor of Spatial Data Science at the University of California Santa Barbara. She focuses on developing methods for geographic data analytics, knowledge discovery, modeling, and visualization in support of interdisciplinary research on movement in human and ecological systems. Her research explores how movement processes are influenced by the behavior of individuals, their social interactions, and their environment across different application domains such as movement ecology and human mobility.

Dr. Gianluca Miscione is working with the DSI Community Democracy from February to June 2024.

Gianluca Miscione is tenured faculty member at Smurfit Business School of the University College Dublin, Ireland. He is also affiliated to the University of Zurich and the Zurich University of Applied Sciences. He is a returning fellow of the DSI, where he was in 2019. He has conducted research in Europe, Americas, Asia, Africa and online (of course!) in the empirical domains of Digital Health, Digital Money and Blockchain, Geographic Information and Visibility. His works about Organization Infrastructures, Innovation, Development and Trust Methodologies are published in a variety of academic journals and conferences.

Dr. Miika Kujanpää is working with the DSI Community Work in May 2024.

Dr. Miika Kujanpää is a postdoctoral researcher at the School of Business / University of South-Eastern Norway. His research integrates perspectives from work psychology with related sciences. The focus is on proactively shaping mental disengagement from work, recovery processes, and the fulfillment of so-called basic psychological needs at work as well as in other areas of life. He is currently leading a work package in a research project on work motivation funded by the Norwegian Research Council.

Here you find an overview of former Fellows.