Research supports the expertise; it does not replace the practitioner identity.
Research and codified methods are presented here as evidence of analytical depth and transferability.
Doctoral research — university–industry R&D collaboration
PhD research focused on collaborative university–industry R&D management and the P2C methodology. The documented method was structured in four modules and nineteen activities and assessed by seven experts before real-context application.
Institutional capability and ecosystem architecture
Longitudinal work examines institutionalisation, capability transfer, training-of-trainers, competency frameworks, accompaniment systems and ecosystem governance — especially the question of what remains after a project, founder or external expert leaves.
Current research and applied interests
- Evidence-governed innovation
- Regenerative and sustainable innovation
- Institutional independence and capability transfer
- Entrepreneurship ecosystems in higher education
- Responsible AI-enabled learning and project structuring
Selected frameworks and publications
TRIA, TEA and other research-based frameworks are presented as outputs of research and field experience, not as the primary professional identity of the site.
The French professional narrative Sur les pas des bâtisseurs also documents the institutional trajectory and serves as a source reservoir for factual verification.