Updated on 4 June 2025
Data-research for smart communities
Research coordinator datadriven/sustainable policy at Thomas More University of Applied Sciences
Mechelen, Belgium
About
The research unit ‘Data-driven Business & Policy’ integrates expertise in AI, time series analysis, user research, and technology to create scalable, practical solutions. Key focus areas include crowd monitoring, smart tourism, mobility and local economy. Increasingly, the unit supports data-informed approaches to environmental development, including urban greening, heat and water management—helping cities adapt sustainably to climate challenges while supporting local policy and business innovation. We have experience in supporting research regarding (semantic) interoperability, datasharing and data-standardization.
Organisation
Similar opportunities
Project cooperation
Irina Tatu
Project Manager at Energy Cities Romania
Brasov, Romania
Project cooperation
- Project idea
- Offering expertise and services
- HORIZON-MISS-2025-04-CIT-02: Innovative, AI-based solutions for urban planning and management
- HORIZON-MISS-2025-CLIMA-01-01: Supporting regions and local authorities in assessing climate risk
- HORIZON-MISS-2025-CLIMA-01-03: Demonstrating solutions to help hotspots in coastal regions to adapt to climate change
- HORIZON-MISS-2025-04-CIT-01: Coupling circularity and climate mitigation in industrial sites and their cities and regions
- HORIZON-MISS-2025-CLIMA-01-06: Pre-commercial procurement of breakthrough solutions for climate proofing of public buildings
- HORIZON-MISS-2025-CLIMA-01-02: Supporting regions and local authorities in developing local Action Plans towards climate resilience
- HORIZON-MISS-2025-CLIMA-01-04: Development and financing of the development of innovative adaptation solutions by the private sector
- HORIZON-MISS-2025-04-CIT-03: Boosting the transformation towards climate- neutral cities, the net-zero economy and open strategic autonomy through Pre-Commercial Procurement (PCP)
Kersti Liivorg
Patnership Coordinator at Environmental Investment Centre
Tallinn, Estonia
Expertise
Keith Hyams
Professor of Political Theory and Ethics at University of Warwick
OXFORD, United Kingdom