R-MAP

brings together 12 partners

from 7 countries

ARISTOTELIO PANEPISTIMIO THESSALONIKIS
(AUTH)

UNIVERSITEIT TWENTE
(UT)

UNIVERSITA COMMERCIALE LUIGI BOCCONI
(UB)

KOC UNIVERSITY
(KU)

KENTRO EREVNON NOTIOANATOLIKIS EVROPIS ASTIKI MI KERDOSKOPIKI ETAIREIA
(SEERC)

RESEARCH AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT GMBH
(RIM)

Q-PLAN INTERNATIONAL ADVISORS PC
(Q-PLAN)

LE RESEAU DES REGIONS ET DES AIRESMETROPOLITAINES D’EUROPE
(METREX)

WHITE RESEARCH SRL
(WR)

ARX NET AE YPIRESIES KAI EPICHIRISIS DIADIKTYOU ANONIMI ETAIRIA
(ARX.NET)

REMOTE WORKERS WORLDWIDE
(RWW)
by Mandy Fransz

UNIVERSITY OF SURREY
(SURREY)

Prof. Efstratios Stylianidis
Prof. Efstratios Stylianidis
Professor – Project Coordinator | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh)
Zoi-Eirini Tsifodimou
Zoi-Eirini Tsifodimou
Researcher – Coordinator’s team | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh)
Thomas Mone
Thomas Mone
Researcher – Coordinator’s team | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh)
Prof. Georgia Pozoukidou
Prof. Georgia Pozoukidou
Professor – T1.2 Leader (Analysis of the potential spatial implications of remote working arrangements) | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh)
Theodora Istoriou
Theodora Istoriou
Researcher – T1.2 Leader (Analysis of the potential spatial implications of remote working arrangements) | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh)
Dimitra Plastara
Dimitra Plastara
Researcher – T1.2 Leader (Analysis of the potential spatial implications of remote working arrangements) | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh)
Dr. Katharina Fellnhofer
Dr. Katharina Fellnhofer
T1.5 Leader (Large-scale survey to understand perceptions, intentions, and needs related to remote work changes) and T5.2 Leader (Comprehensive plan for the long-term sustainability and exploitation of R-Map results) | CEO of Research and Innovation Management GmbH (RIM)
Dr. Nikolas Thomopoulos
Dr. Nikolas Thomopoulos
Associate Professor – T1.4 Leader (Understanding the potential socio-economic effects of remote working arrangements) and R-Map Surrey Lead | University of Surrey
Dr. Shi (Tracy) Xu
Dr. Shi (Tracy) Xu
Associate Professor and Co-Director of Future of Work Research Centre – T1.4 Leader (Understanding the potential socio-economic effects of remote working arrangements) | University of Surrey
Andromachi Boikou
Andromachi Boikou
Project Consultant & Junior Researcher – WP4 Lead (Anticipation and evaluation of the impacts of RWAs on different spaces) & T5.3 Lead (Clustering and cooperation with relevant projects, networks and initiatives) | Q-PLAN International Advisors P.C.
Elli Roma-Athanasiadou
Elli Roma-Athanasiadou
Project Manager & Junior Researcher– WP4 Lead (Anticipation and evaluation of the impacts of RWAs on different spaces) & T5.3 Lead (Clustering and cooperation with relevant projects, networks and initiatives) | Q-PLAN International Advisors P.C.
Dr. Margarita Angelidou
Dr. Margarita Angelidou
Senior Researcher – WP4 Lead (Anticipation and evaluation of the impacts of RWAs on different spaces) | Q-PLAN International Advisors P.C. (until December 2024)
Panagiotis Papanikolaou
Panagiotis Papanikolaou
VP of Research and Business Development – WP3 Lead (Development of the R-Map visualization platform) | Arx.net
Serafeim Kossivakis
Serafeim Kossivakis
Project Manager / SME owner – WP3 Lead (Development of the R-Map visualization platform) | Arx.net
Pavlos Kolias
Pavlos Kolias
Senior Researcher – WP2 (Design of the R-Map model) | SEERC
Dr. Kelly Pasmatzi
Dr. Kelly Pasmatzi
Senior Researcher – D1.1 Report (Current status and emerging trends of remote working arrangements in Europe and beyond – Main Author) & D2.2 Report (Typology of EU regions based on the effects of remote working on their urban-rural divide) | SEERC / City College, University of York Europe Campus
Dr. Eirini Kelmali
Dr. Eirini Kelmali
Senior Researcher – D1.1 Report (Current status and emerging trends of remote working arrangements in Europe and beyond) & D2.2 Report (Typology of EU regions based on the effects of remote working on their urban-rural divide) | SEERC / City College, University of York Europe Campus
Dr. Giovanni Oscar Serafini
Dr. Giovanni Oscar Serafini
Senior Researcher – D1.1 Report (Current status and emerging trends of remote working arrangements in Europe and beyond – Main Author) & D2.2 Report (Typology of EU regions based on the effects of remote working on their urban-rural divide) | SEERC / City College, University of York Europe Campus
Konstantina Mataftsi
Konstantina Mataftsi
Project Manager & Deputy Head of the Research Unit “Democratic and Inclusive Governance” – WP5 Lead (Dissemination, communication, exploitation and policy feedback), T4.4 Lead (Cross-regional dialogues) & T6.3 Lead (Advisory Board set up and operation) | White Research SRL
Mandy Fransz
Mandy Fransz
Consortium Partner, R-Map Project EU | Building the world’s #1 remote work community (+200K members) | Co-creator, Remote Workers Worldwide | US LinkedIn Top Voices: Remote Work | WFA Collaborative OÜ
Prof. Dr. Karin Pfeffer
Prof. Dr. Karin Pfeffer
Senior Researcher – WP2 Lead (Design of the R-Map model) & WP4 (Use case lead and Cross-border case Netherlands/Germany | University of Twente
Vidit Kundu
Vidit Kundu
Postdoc Researcher – WP2 Lead (Design of the R-Map model) & WP4 (Cross-border case Netherlands/Germany | University of Twente
Jiong (Jon) Wang
Jiong (Jon) Wang
Researcher – T2.2 Leader (involved in R-Map design and implementation) | University of Twente
Johannes Flacke
Johannes Flacke
Researcher – T2.1 Leader (co-design of R-Map model) & WP4 (contributing to cross border case study Netherlands, Germany) | University of Twente
Pirouz Nourian
Pirouz Nourian
Researcher – Contributing to WP2 (Design of the R-Map model) and WP4 (Anticipating and evaluating the impacts of remote working arrangements on different spaces) | University of Twente
Anna Grigolon
Anna Grigolon
Researcher – Contributing to WP4 (specifically accessibility model) | University of Twente
Lisa Fontanella
Lisa Fontanella
Junior Researcher – T2.4 Leader (Definition of a taxonomy of economic and social impacts of remote working) and T4.3 (Evaluating the impacts and trade-offs of remote working arrangements in the 6 use cases and cocreating policy measures) | Bocconi University
Greta Nasi
Greta Nasi
Associate Professor – T2.4 Leader (Definition of a taxonomy of economic and social impacts of remote working) and T4.3 (Evaluating the impacts and trade-offs of remote working arrangements in the 6 use cases and cocreating policy measures) | Bocconi University
Maria Cucciniello
Maria Cucciniello
Associate Professor – T2.4 Leader (Definition of a taxonomy of economic and social impacts of remote working) and T4.3 (Evaluating the impacts and trade-offs of remote working arrangements in the 6 use cases and cocreating policy measures) | Bocconi University
Prof. Dr. Sibel Kıran
Prof. Dr. Sibel Kıran
Professor – WP1 Leader (Setting the scene) & T1.3 Leader (Understanding the potential effects of remote working arrangements on the working and living condition | Koç University
Prof. Dr. Sibel Sakarya
Prof. Dr. Sibel Sakarya
Professor – WP1 Leader (Setting the scene) & T1.3 Leader (Understanding the potential effects of remote working arrangements on the working and living condition | Koç University
Assoc. Prof. İlker Kayı
Assoc. Prof. İlker Kayı
Associate Professor – WP1 Leader (Setting the scene) & T1.3 Leader (Understanding the potential effects of remote working arrangements on the working and living condition | Koç University
Assist. Prof. Özge Karanfil
Assist. Prof. Özge Karanfil
Assistant Professor – WP1 Leader (Setting the scene) & T1.3 Leader (Understanding the potential effects of remote working arrangements on the working and living condition | Koç University
Prof. Dr. Hakan Sedat Orer
Prof. Dr. Hakan Sedat Orer
Professor – WP1 Leader (Setting the scene) & T1.3 Leader (Understanding the potential effects of remote working arrangements on the working and living condition | Koç University
Assist. Prof. Ayse Giz Gulnerman
Assist. Prof. Ayse Giz Gulnerman
Assistant Professor – WP1 Leader (Setting the scene) & T1.3 Leader (Understanding the potential effects of remote working arrangements on the working and living condition | Koç University