
Raffael Himmelsbach- PhD
- Research group co-director at Ludwig Boltzmann Gesellschaft
Raffael Himmelsbach
- PhD
- Research group co-director at Ludwig Boltzmann Gesellschaft
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Introduction
Dr. Raffael Himmelsbach is co-director and open innovation in science manager of the Ludwig Boltzmann research group “Senescence and Healing of Wounds” (SHoW). SHoW is a multidisciplinary research group that investigates non-healing wounds from a health system as well as a life science perspective. Himmelsbach holds a PhD in political science. His core expertise pertains to the intersection of science, policy and society.
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January 2018 - present
May 2016 - December 2017
April 2015 - April 2016
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Publications (13)
Background
Demographic change and the rise of diabetes mellitus are leading to a projected increase in the prevalence of chronic wounds. People suffering from chronic wounds experience significant losses in their health-related quality of life. Health systems struggle to meet the needs of these persons, even in high-income countries. This paper exp...
Dieses Kapitel bietet eine Übersicht zur Politikberatung in der Schweiz. Einleitend wird dargestellt, wie sich wichtige Institutionen des politischen Systems, wie die direkte Demokratie und die liberal-föderale Staatsstruktur, auf Beratungsbeziehungen auswirken. Danach widmet sich das Kapitel den einzelnen Beratungsinstrumenten und geht auf deren F...
This study contributes to a growing body of research that studies how different societal actors view climate engineering (CE) in an effort to ‘open up’ received framings and make them amenable to deliberations. CE is an umbrella term for different proposals of how to counteract global warming with technological means, some of which have sparked con...
This thesis concerns the role of scientific expertise in the decision-making process at the Swiss fed- eral level of government. It aims to understand how institutional and issue-specific factors influence three things: the distribution of access to scientific expertise, its valuation by participants in policy for- mulation, and the consequence(s)...