Nr
|
Organisation |
Country |
Chief Scientist printed in bold |
Area of Excellence |
1 |
Copernicus Institute for Sustainable
Development and Innovation (coordinating institute) |
Netherlands |
Jeroen van der Sluijs
Pieter Glasbergen
Penny Kloprogge
Martin Patel |
Integration of qualitative and
quantitative methods; NUSAP; good practice guidance |
2 |
JRC IPSC Applied Statistics
(APPST) |
Italy |
Andrea Saltelli
Stefano Tarantola |
Formal sensitiviy and uncertainty
analysis |
3 |
JRC IPSC Knowledge Assessment
Methodologies (KAM) |
Italy |
Silvio Funtowicz
Ângela Pereira
Matthieu Craye |
Post normal science (PNS), extended
peer review, NUSAP, knowledge assessment |
4 |
Research Method Consultancy
|
UK |
Jerry Ravetz |
policy critical ignorance
|
5 |
Environment & Resources
DTU |
Denmark |
Poul Harremoes
|
Late lessons from early warnings
|
6 |
Deutsches Institut für
Europäische Nachhaltigkeitsforschung DIENa geGiG |
Germany |
Joachim Spangenberg
Sylvia Lorek
Anke Valentin
Ines Omann |
participative methods; extended
peer processes, scenarios |
7 |
CSEC, Lancaster University
|
UK |
Brian Wynne |
'non-expert' knowledge; Public
understanding of knowledge/risk |
8 |
NENT |
Norway |
Matthias Kaiser
|
Precautionary principle
|
9 |
Center of Technology Assessment
Akademie fur technikfolgenabschatzung |
Germany |
Ortwin Renn |
Participatory methods
Risk research |
10 |
Institute of International
Sociology of Gorizia |
Italy |
Bruna De Marchi
|
Sociology of disasters; uncertainty
perception and communication; |
11 |
European Environment Agency
|
Denmark |
Teresa Ribeiro
Sofia Guedes Vaz |
Scenarios; prospective analysis;
reporting |
12 |
STEM Universiteit Antwerpen
|
Belgium |
Lieve Goorden
Marian Deblonde |
Science and precaution; interactive
methods |
13 |
C3ED Universite de Versailles
|
France |
Martin O'Connor
Sylvie Faucheux |
Environmental governance;
new ICTs and the environment |
14 |
ESRU, Department of Geography,
University College London |
UK |
Jacquie Burgess
Gail Davies
Judy Clark |
Environmental governance; deliberative
processes; mass media |
15 |
Inst. for Environmental Sciences
and Technology; Univ. autonoma de Barcelona. |
Spain |
Giuseppe Munda
David Tabara
Rosa Rovira |
Multi criteria analysis
Focus groups, Ideal types; Social and Environmental Reporting
|
16 |
RIVM MNP |
Netherlands |
Peter Janssen;
Arthur Petersen;
Johan Melse |
Uncertainty analysis
Societal dimensions of uncertainty |
17 |
Centre for the Study of the
Sciences and the Humanities; University of Bergen |
Norway |
Roger Strand
Ragnar Fjelland |
Philosophy of science
Democratization of Science |
18 |
Dept. of Chemistry and Biotechnology
Agricultural University of Norway |
Norway |
Deborah Oughton
|
Philosophy of science, eco-ethics
and uncertainty |
19 |
Research Center Karlsruhe/GKSS
|
Germany |
Nico Stehr
Armin Grunwald |
The uses of social and natural
science knowledge |
20 |
Corpus Christi College
|
UK |
Liz Fisher |
challenges of scientific uncertainty
for administrative law |
21 |
Dept. of Sociology; Univ.
of Lancaster |
UK |
Elizabeth Shove
|
History of research |
22 |
Environmental Science
Lancaster University |
UK |
Keith Beven
Peter C. Young |
GLUE method; system analytic
approaches |
23 |
IIASA |
Austria |
Markus Amann
Joanne Bayer
Yuri Ermoliev |
System analytical approaches.
Robustness. Risk and fairness |
24 |
SPRU University of Sussex
|
UK |
Andy Stirling |
Multi criteria mapping; delebrative
mapping; precautionary principle |
25 |
John F. Kennedy School of
Government, Harvard University |
USA |
Sheila Jasanoff
|
institutional and deliberative
methods |
26 |
Env. Informatics and Control
Program, University of Georgia |
USA |
Bruce Beck |
Model evaluation; Structural
change; Environmental foresight |
27 |
ECN Policy Studies
|
Netherlands |
Ad Seebregts;
Remko Ybema;
Bob v.d. Zwaan |
Hedging |
28 |
RAND Europe |
Netherlands |
Adnan Rahman
Warren Walker |
Policy analysis |
29 |
Technical University Delft
|
Netherlands |
Warren Walker |
Policy analysis |
30 |
MUT, German Research Centre
Juelich |
Germany |
Peter Wiedemann
|
Risk communication |
31 |
School of Mathematical Sciences
Monash University |
Australia |
James Risbey |
Model Quality Checklists
|
32 |
Judge Institute of Management
University of Cambridge |
UK |
Chris Hope |
Uncertainty based modelling
|
33 |
University of La Laguna
|
Spain |
Serafin Corral
|
NUSAP, institutional analysis
|
34 |
Institute of Marine Research
|
Norway |
Kjellrun Hiis Hauge
|
Precaution; uncertainty in fishery
|
35 |
EcoTerra |
Czech Rep. |
Bohuslav Blazek
|
philosophy of uncertainty
|
36 |
Saïd Business School,
Oxford |
UK |
Steve Rayner |
Application of cultural theory
|
37 |
Systems Analysis Laboratory
Helsinki University of Technology |
Finland |
Ahti Salo |
participatory methods, sensitivity
analyses, expert elicitation |
38 |
Center for Ecological Economics
Norwegian Institute for Air Research |
Norway |
Alena Bartonova
|
Variability, sensitivity analysis,
structural uncertainty |
39 |
INRA-STEPE |
France |
Claire Marris
Pierre-Benoit Joly |
public perception of uncertainty,
safety regulation |
40 |
Environmental Studies Dept.
University of California Santa Cruz |
USA |
Cathy Fogel |
uncertainties in the carbon sinks
debate |
41 |
Institute for Environmental
Systems Research, University of Osnabrück |
Germany |
Claudia Pahl-Wostl
|
Agent-based Modelling, Participatory
methods |
42 |
Centre for Social-Ecology
Zurich University of Applied Sciences
Fachstelle Sozialökologie |
Switzerland |
Vicente Carabias-Hütter;
Markus Kunz;
Herbert Winistörfer |
expert-lay-discourse, governance,
knowledge transfer |
43 |
National Institute of Research
on Food and Nutrition |
Italy |
Mario Giampietro
|
Complex systems analysis, multiple-scale
analysis |
44 |
Department of Population Medicine
University of Guelph |
Canada |
David Waltner-Toews
|
complexity and post-normal science
|
45 |
Imperial College, London
|
UK |
Bruce Beck |
model evaluation; foresight
|
46 |
University of Padova
|
Italy |
Marco Borga |
Extremes and climate |
47 |
SEI Oxford Office
|
UK |
Thomas E. Downing
|
Conflicting use of uncertainty
|
48 |
Department of Work Environment
University of Massachusetts Lowell |
USA |
Joel A. Tickner
|
Precautionary principle in action
|
49 |
Dipartimento di Architettura
e Pianificazione, Politecnico di Milano |
Italy |
Scira Menoni |
risk and uncertainty |
50 |
Mutadis |
France |
Gilles Heriard Dubreuil
|
Pluralistic and transdiciplinary
perspectives on risk governance |
51 |
University of California
|
USA |
Carl F. Cranor
|
risk, uncertainty and legal issues
|
52 |
Bangladesh Centre for Advanced
Studies |
Bangladesh |
Atiq Rahman |
Good governance, participation,
uncertainty and decision making |
53 |
University of Tromsø,
Norwegian Institute of Gene Ecology |
Norway |
Anne Ingeborg Myhr
|
Safe use of genetic engineering
|
54 |
LSE-CATS |
UK |
Lenny Smith |
Uncertainty in complex systems
|
55 |
British Antarctic Survey
|
UK |
Brian G. Gardiner
|
Monitoring; database management
|
56 |
Southampton Oceanography Centre
|
UK |
Peter Challenor
Peter Killworth,
Jochem Marotzke
John Shepherd |
Uncertainty in ocean and climate
models |
57 |
University of Sheffield
|
UK |
Tony O'Hagan |
Uncertainty and large numerical
models |
58 |
University of Durham
|
UK |
Michael Goldstein
Jonathan Rougier |
Uncertainty in large numerical
models |
59 |
University of Aston
|
UK |
Dan Cornford |
Neural computing and uncertainty
|
60 |
University of Oxford
|
UK |
Myles Allen |
Uncertainty in climate prediction
|
61 |
Smith Institute for Industrial
Mathematics and System
Engineering |
UK |
Robert Leese |
Industy-academic interface; modelling,
end-to-end forecasting; data-stream analysis. |