
Rosina Malagrida Escalas
Rosina Malagrida is the head of the Living Lab for Health at IrsiCaixa which is an intermediary structure that supports research groups to increase their impact. In concrete, the Living Lab facilitates multi-stakeholder processes to address complex and persistent health challenges. To do so, she and her team facilitate complementary participatory R&I approaches such as citizen science, Responsible Research and Innovation, transdisciplinary research and systems thinking and systems innovation. She teaches at different undergraduate and postgraduate degrees of the University of Barcelona and other universities, research organisations and innovation agencies and has already trained more than 6,500 researchers and innovators. Previously she worked at the Barcelona Science Park, the science museums of Barcelona and London and the BBC, always with the aim of improving the social impact of science. She has participated as PI in more than 10 EU funded projects related to participatory research approaches during the last 20 years. She has undergraduate and postgraduate degrees from the University of Barcelona, ESADE, Imperial College London and VU University of Amsterdam, one of them with a scholarship from “la Caixa” Foundation.
Towards competencies and methods to support Responsible Research and Innovation within STEAM secondary education – the case of Spain
Towards competencies and methods to support Responsible Research and Innovation within STEAM secondary education – the case of Spain
Science Shops as key intermediary structures to respond to the current health research agenda bias: Evidence from the InSPIRES project.
A System-Oriented Dialogue Model to Design Community Partnerships for More Effective Sars-Cov-2 Prevention in Schools: The Case of Spain.
Study protocol for monitoring SARS-CoV-2 infection and its determinants in Catalonia (Spain): an observational and participatory research approach in a Sentinel Network of Schools.