Academic Papers Sample Clauses

Academic Papers. In order to disseminate project results in the scientific field, several academic papers are expected to be published in the following international scientific journals (new partner contributions will be added to the Dissemination Plan during the project). Table 8 lists the papers submitted to date. Two to three other papers are in process: one a synthesis paper for Energy Policy, one examining attitudinal models with advanced statistical methods and one examining the spatial distribution of attitudes across and within the countries, using Eurostat spatial classifications. Several of the papers involve external collaborations with social psychology and statistical specialists at Leuphana University Lüneburg and Georg-August-Universität Göttingen (Xx Xxxxx Xxxxx, Xx Xxxx Xxxxxx and colleagues). Table 8: Academic papers submitted. LIST OF SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS, STARTING WITH THE MOST IMPORTANT ONES No. Title / DOI Main author Title of the periodical or the series Type publication 1 “The public acceptance of Hydrogen Fuel Cell applications in Europe” Oltra, C Revista Internacional de Sociología Oltra, C . “The public acceptance of Hydrogen Fuel Cell applications in Europe”. To be published 2 “A psychology of expectations in sociotechnical systems: the case of hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles in Europe” Xxxxx, P., Xxxxx, P., Xxxxxxxx, X., Xxxxxxxxx, U., Xxxxx, C., Xxxx, R., Xxxxx, M. and Xxxxxxx, R. Technology Forecasting and Social Change Xxxxx, P., Xxxxx, P., Xxxxxxxx, E., Xxxxxxxxx, U., Xxxxx, C., Xxxx, R., Xxxxx, M. and Xxxxxxx, R. “A psychology of expectations in sociotechnical systems: the case of hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles in Europe”, Technology Forecasting and Social Change, submitted March 2017. In review. 3 “Situated agency and beliefs in sociotechnical structuration: the case of hydrogen fuel cells for stationary applications” Xxxxx, P., Xxxxxxxx, E., Xxxxxxxxx, U., Xxxxx, C., Xxxx, R., Xxxxx, M., Xxxxx, P. and Xxxxxxx, R. Energy Research and Social Science Xxxxx, P., Xxxxxxxx, X., Xxxxxxxxx, U., Xxxxx, C., Xxxx, R., Lores, M., Xxxxx, P. and Xxxxxxx, R. “Situated agency and beliefs in sociotechnical structuration: the case of hydrogen fuel cells for stationary applications”, Energy Research and Social Science, April 2017. In revisions. 4 The role of prior attitudes in public perceptions of hydrogen fuel cells’ Oltra, C., Xxxxx, P., Xxxxxxx, P., Xxxx, R., Xxxxx, M., Xxxxx, P., Xxxxxxxx, X., Xxxxxxxxx, U. Journal of Env Psych Xxxxx, C....
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