M.J. (Martijn) Wiarda
M.J. (Martijn) Wiarda
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Martijn's research centres around Responsible Innovation and Mission Governance. In particular, he is interested in the ways and extent to which mission-oriented innovation policy promotes or inhibits responsible innovation. The governance of mission-oriented innovation largely determines this, and as such, Martijn studies how inclusive, anticipatory, reflexive, and responsive the governance processes surrounding mission-oriented innovation are. Some key questions that he works: who is included and excluded in mission-oriented innovation?; how are possible, probable, and desirable impacts of missions defined, foreseen, and evaluated?; how should conflicting ideas surrounding missions be navigated and reflected upon?; and how can policymakers align and converge values and worldviews of stakeholders?Biography
Martijn Wiarda is a PostDoc Researcher in Responsible Innovation and Mission Governance at the section of Economics of Technology and Innovation. He obtained degrees in Mechanical Engineering (BSc, 2016), Innovation Sciences (MSc, 2019), and received his PhD (2020-2023, cum laude) for his dissertation on Responsible Innovation for Wicked Societal Challenges. He has worked on several research projects, including the H2020 projects 'Co-Change' and 'Pro-Ethics'.
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Publications
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2024
Challenges to ethical public engagement in research funding
a perspective from practice
Kalli Giannelos / Martijn Wiarda / Neelke Doorn -
2024
Do transformer missions redirect values of mission-oriented projects? The case of the EU mission ‘Restore our Ocean and Waters’
Martijn Wiarda / Tristan de Wildt / Neelke Doorn
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2024
Exploring Synergies
Comparative analysis of technology assessment and RRI in European industrial contexts
E. Yaghmaei / Z. Roosenboom-Kwee / M.J. Wiarda / S.M. Flipse -
2024
Responsible mission governance
An integrative framework and research agenda
Martijn Wiarda / Matthijs J. Janssen / Tom B.J. Coenen / Neelke Doorn -
2023
Operationalizing contested problem-solution spaces:
The case of Dutch circular construction
M.J. Wiarda / T.B.J. Coenen / N. Doorn -