Lucas Rodrigo da Silva

PhD (2018) and Master (2012) in Scientific and Technological Policy by the Scientific and Technological Policy Program (PPG-PCT) at the Department of Scientific and Technological Policy (DPCT) of the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP) and holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences and qualified in Sociology (2009), from the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar). Since the Master's Degree, he has developed research on university-company interactions, with emphasis on analyzes of the functions of the academic field. He was Collaborating Researcher (2019-2020) of the Graduate Program in Scientific and Technological Policy. He is currently a Fapesp Postdoctoral Researcher, carrying out a research project linked to the UFSCar Sociology Graduate Program (PPGS), on the scientific field of Sociology in Brazil, an analysis of the scientific results and social impacts. He is also a researcher member of the Labor and Mobility Studies Laboratory (LEST-M / UFSCar) and the Technologies and Social Transformations Laboratory (LABTTS / UNICAMP). Among the knowledge acquired along the academic trajectory are: methodological approaches (qualitative, quantitative, descriptive and exploratory); research methods in Social Sciences; sociological theories; bibliometric and scientometric analyzes; analyzes of the environment and organizational change; history of science and technology; public policy analysis; innovation economics; sociology of science and technology and; construction and analysis of social and informational networks (use of digital methods). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)