STSMs
Short Term Scientific Missions (STSMs) are Visiting Fellowships aimed at strengthening existing and fostering new collaborations. They do so by providing researchers with funds to visit an institution in another COST country, e.g. to learn new methods, share data and/or engage in collaborative projects.
Check the current opportunities link for ongoing STSM calls.
The Scientific Reports for past STSMs can be found using the following links
Iñigo Antepara – A methodology for quantifying energy poverty by using the energy performance of the building (Read more). Relevant to Working Group 2.
Raúl Castaño-Rosa – Identification of vulnerable homes from the fuel poverty concept. An indicator and assessment model (Read more). Relevant to Working Group 2.
João Pedro Gouveia – Multidimensional indicators of European energy poverty: Unpacking a national case (Read more). Relevant to Working Group 2.
Ana Paraušić – Energy poverty as an urban security challenge (Read more). Relevant to Working Groups 1 and 4.
Victoria Pellicer – Exploring energy vulnerability causes via the capabilities approach (Read more). Relevant to Working Groups 1, 2 and 4.
Tauri Tuvikene – Post-socialist urban infrastructures – Co-Working on a book manuscript (Read more). Relevant to Working Group 3.
Anaïs Varo Barranco – Emergent energy management models, energy inequalities and energy poverty (Read more). Relevant to Working Group 4.
Saska Petrova – Energy poverty alleviation in rural and peri-urban areas (Read more). Relevant to Working Groups 1 and 4.
Amber Nordholm – The scalar and material intersectionality between energy poverty and solar energy transitions (Read more). Relevant to Working Groups 1, 3 and 4.
Andeea Vornicu-Chira – Peri-urban societies in energy poverty: a cross-national study of governance addressing the Roma in Romania and the Bedouins in Israel (Read more). Relevant to Working Group 1.
Ana Stojilovska – Behavioural and cultural approaches to analysing energy poverty (Read more). Relevant to Working Groups 1 and 2.
Fernando Martín-Consuegra – Iberian Peninsula methods review and replication of experiences, as a starting point for an energy poverty analysis specific to the South European region (Read more). Relevant to Working Group 2.
Robert Franke – How are households coping with forced energy disconnections? A comparison of supporting public-, civic- and neighbourly networks in Germany and Greece (Read more). Relevant to Working Groups 1, 3 and 4.
Siddharth Sareen – Accountability analysis at the solar uptake and energy poverty interface (Read more). Relevant to Working Group 2.
Lidija Živčič – Creating a dissemination plan for the dissemination of the WG4 toolkit (Read more). Relevant to Working Group 4.
Lilia Karpinska – Energy poverty vulnerability index in Poland (Read more). Relevant to Working Group 2.
Leona Sandmann – Energy transition towards a low-carbon future by 2050 as aim of the European Green Deal – who are those not to be “left behind”? (Read more). Relevant to Working Group 4.
Stefan Bouzarovski – Just transitions in Southeastern Europe (Read more). Relevant to Working Group 4.
Jenny Kunhardt – Energy poverty reinforcing migration drivers? On the interlinkage between energy poverty, place and prospects of European internal migration (Read more). Relevant to Working Groups 1 and 3.