Marzenna Anna Weresa

Dean

Warsaw School of Economics

Poland

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Marzenna Anna Weresa is the Dean at the Warsaw School of Economics in Poland. Her research focuses on innovation, particularly in the health sector, and the role of public support in driving innovation across Europe. She has published several articles examining topics such as digital innovation, creativity in universities, and social innovation for sustainable development.

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Agnieszka McCaleb

adjunct professor

SGH Warsaw School of Economics

POLAND

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Valeria Ruiz Vargas

Manchester Metropolitan University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Antonis Skouloudis

Assistant Professor

University of the Aegean

GREECE

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Magdalena Marczewska

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Sara Moggi

Associate Professor

University of Verona

ITALY

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Marzenna Anna Weresa

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Articles (10)

Mapping research on digital innovation in the health sector: a bibliometric approach

Public support and returns from innovation: evidence from European countries

Towards Creativity and Innovation in Universities: Study on Central and Eastern Europe

Towards Creativity and Innovation in Universities: Study on Central and Eastern Europe

Information technologies and innovations in the service sector: conceptual framework and European enterprises experience

Drivers of China’s Convergence to Innovation Leaders

Evaluating the impact of public financial support on innovation activities of European Union enterprises: Additionality approach

Evaluating the impact of public financial support on innovation activities of European Union enterprises: Additionality approach

THE DETERMINANTS OF INNOVATIVE CAPACITY IN THE MEDICAL SECTOR IN CENTRAL EUROPE AND ACROSS THE EUROPEAN UNION

Social innovation for sustainable development: assessing current trends

Collaborators (5)

Agnieszka McCaleb

Valeria Ruiz Vargas

Antonis Skouloudis

Magdalena Marczewska

Sara Moggi

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