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is the Head of the Technology Transfer Research Group. He is a computer scientist with a strong background in the cross section of innovation and technology. Besides his position at the FSU, he heads the research unit "Competitive Intelligence" at the Fraunhofer IMWExternal link. His research areas include the usage of data analytics (data and text mining; as well visual analytics) for applications in competitive intelligence. Prior to joining the Fraunhofer IMWExternal link he led the Topic Maps Lab at the University of LeipzigExternal link dedicated to flexible data integration and analysis.  

Publications of Lutz MaicherExternal link (Researchgate)
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is a Research Software Engineer at the Technology Transfer Research Group. He is part of the NUCLEUS project team as a software architect and developer. He studied Computer Science at Leipzig University and at the Universidad de La Laguna.
Besides his position at the FSU, he leads the software development at the "Competitive Intelligence" unit at the Fraunhofer IMW. Before that he gained practical experience in Leipzig University's “Topic Maps Lab” and with several international companies.

is a researcher of the Technology Transfer Research Group. He works as a software developer for the competence map project in cooperation with the German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv) Halle-Jena-Leipzig. Daniel has a diploma degree in computer science from the Technical University of Chemnitz and extensive professional experience in software development.    

Research Assistants

Marie-Sophie Schein

is a research assistent at the Technology Transfer Research Group. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in education, culture, and anthropology and supports the team in the NUCLEUS project.

Former Team Members

Denisa Gibovic

was the NIR-VANA project coordinator and researcher of the Technology Transfer Research Group. She has extensive professional experience in techbased business and R&D+i project development and management. Denisa has a degree in German and Slavic Studies and Political Science from the University of Vienna, Austria (1999), a Master in International Project Management from the Technical University of Vienna, Austria (2001) as well as a Master in Business Innovation and Technology Management for University of Girona (2008), and an International MBA from the La Salle BES, Ramon Llull University, Barcelona (2015).

Contact

denisa@blueroominnovation.com Follow Denisa Gibovic on TwitterExternal link  

Denise van Osch

was a student assistant of the Technology Transfer Research Group. She worked as an assistant to the group management and assists in creating a new Case Management System. Denise has a master's degree in economics, specializing in Innovation and Change at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena.

Contact

denise.van.osch@uni-jena.de      

Kazimir Menzel

was a data scientist in the Technology Transfer Research GroupExternal link. He worked as research fellow and research assistant on the CAPPAExternal link project, CYGARExternal link and the IPIBExternal link, where he developed and implemented new machine learning features. His research interests lie in machine learning, data visualisation and applied statistics. He has a background mathematics, political sciences and public law and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in mathematics, where he specialises on unsupervised machine learning techniques.

Sara-Sophie Scheffer

was a student assistant of the „HoTSpot“ project. She supported Tabea Marx to develop and to realize this project. Sara currently persues a master‘s degree in business adminstation, spezialising in strategy, management and marketing at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena.

 

Sinah Schmid

was a student assistant of Technology Transfer Research Group until October 2015. She finished her masters degree in the field of intercultural human resources development and communication at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena.

 

Tabea Marx

was the „HoTSpot“ project coordinator. She has a profound professional background in developing structures and teams in innovation projects within small and middle-sized enterprizes and intersectoral cooperations.Tabea has an advanced engineer’s degree in architecture, a master’s in communication of architecture and is certificated as a Coach and Consultant for developing innovation projects in SME. She studied at the Bauhaus University Weimar, Strathclyde University Glasgow and BTU Cottbus.