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Social scientist and educator trained at the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK. International expert on topics related to creativity, learning, technology, collaboration, migration, and culture. Founder of the transdisciplinary field of Possibility Studies. Author of Creativity: A Very Short Introduction and The Possible: A Sociocultural Theory with Oxford University Press and Wonder: The Extraordinary Power of an Ordinary Experience with Bloomsbury Press. Consultant or invited expert on creativity and innovation for organisations and companies such as OECD, UNESCO, the Lego Foundation, the International Baccalaureate, Climate KIC, among others. Currently Full Professor in the School of Psychology and Director of the DCU Centre for Possibility Studies at Dublin City University and Professor II at the Centre for the Science of Learning and Technology, University of Bergen. Trainer for Talent Collection, Romania. Founder and President of the Possibility Studies Network, https://possibilitystudies.org and editor of Possibility Studies and Society (Sage).

I am a robotics and mechatronics engineer at heart with experience designing and launching complex-engineered safety critical systems, and experience building high performing system and software engineering teams behind those products.

> > > > > > > # Dr. Kjellerup's research and teaching interests focus on biofilms in complex systems such as environmental and industrial systems. Dr. Kjellerup has trained as an environmental engineer and microbiologist specializing in beneficial and detrimental aspects of microbial communities for over 25 years. She has pioneered the application of biofilms on sorptive materials for bioremediation and used them to develop novel bioremediation strategies. Dr. Kjellerup is also researching the formation of biofilms causing human infections on orthopedic implants and has developed strategies for viral detection in wastewater. As an indication of her expertise on the subjects of microbial communities and their relation to complex systems, she has presented her scientific findings at 75+ meetings and has orally presented at 80+ national and international meetings.