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Matthias Werner
MAFunction
Koordinator für Forschungsförderung
Phone
matthias.werner@fh-joanneum.at
Address
FH JOANNEUM
Research Organisation and Services
Alte Poststraße 147
Room AP147.03.316
8020 Graz
Austria
Research Organisation and Services
Alte Poststraße 147
Room AP147.03.316
8020 Graz
Austria
Profile
Matthias Werner has been employed at the "Research Organisation and Services" division of FH JOANNEUM since July 2019.
He advises and supports researchers of the Departments "Applied Computer Sciences" and "Media & Design" in the development of their R&D projects and the acquisition of project funding. Additionally, he supports more complex projects at FHJ in their project controlling, communication and coordination. His activities as research funding coordinator also cover the development of expertise and offers concerning cross-cutting topics with relevance for research funding at FH JOANNEUM.
He studied Political Science at University of Bonn and University of Hamburg. Subsequently he worked as researcher in the fields of Technology Assessment and Science and Technology Studies at extra-university as well as at university institutes in Karlsruhe, Graz and Klagenfurt. Due to his research activities, he has gained a wide range of experience with third-party funded projects and inter- and trans-disciplinary research settings.
He advises and supports researchers of the Departments "Applied Computer Sciences" and "Media & Design" in the development of their R&D projects and the acquisition of project funding. Additionally, he supports more complex projects at FHJ in their project controlling, communication and coordination. His activities as research funding coordinator also cover the development of expertise and offers concerning cross-cutting topics with relevance for research funding at FH JOANNEUM.
He studied Political Science at University of Bonn and University of Hamburg. Subsequently he worked as researcher in the fields of Technology Assessment and Science and Technology Studies at extra-university as well as at university institutes in Karlsruhe, Graz and Klagenfurt. Due to his research activities, he has gained a wide range of experience with third-party funded projects and inter- and trans-disciplinary research settings.