CV of Stefan Bouzarovski - University of Birmingham

3. 2012: ‘Planning responses to ‘shock’ and ‘slow-burn’ events: the role of redundancy in regional
resilience’, JSPS/ESRC collaborative seminar, ca £15,000 (Co-I, University of Birmingham-led
project);
4. 2012: ‘Accelerating and disseminating methodological innovation in energy research’
(ADMIER), ca. £30,000 total from the EPSRC via the University of Birmingham’s internal
programme distribution (PI);
5. 2011-2013: ‘The geopolitical economy of global gas governance’, ca. £350,000 total from the
NERC via UKERC (Co-I, approximate amount to University of Birmingham: £35,000);
6. 2011-2012: ‘Energy use among young adults’ (ENYA), £5000 from the Cheshire Lehmann Fund
(PI);
7. 2011: ‘Thermocron iButtons: building a thermal imaging lab’, £8900 from the Annual Giving
Programme Distribution, University of Birmingham (PI);
8. 2011: ‘Building/household events and energy vulnerability: a European perspective’, £5000 total
from the Interdisciplinary Research Cluster on Energy Systems, Equity and Vulnerability
(ESRC/EPSRC) (PI);
9. 2011: ‘A reader on low carbon and resilient urbanism’, £13,400 total from the University of
Birmingham’s College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (Co-I, University of Birminghamled
project);
10. 2010/2011: International workshops on ‘Energy poverty: mapping the European research
landscape’ and ‘Energy and resilience in Europe’, Interdisciplinary Research Cluster on Energy
Systems, Equity and Vulnerability (ESRC/EPSRC), ca £10,000 total (PI);
11. 2010-2011: ‘Understanding energy vulnerability, resilience and youth transitions’, ca. £3000 total
from the Durham Energy Institute (Co-I);
12. 2010: ‘Use of thermal imaging cameras in undergraduate energy and geography teaching’,
University of Birmingham Alumni Fund, ca. £8,500 total (PI);
13. 2010: ‘Governing energy vulnerability in Southeastern Europe’, French Institute for International
Relations, ca. €12,000 total (PI);
14. 2009-2012: ESRC seminar series on ‘Energy transitions: security, climate, governance’, ca.
£18,000 total (Co-I);
15. 2009: Fellowship on ‘Energy policy, resilience, and the built environment in transition’,
Södertörn University College Stockholm, ca. £15,000 total (PI);
16. 2008-2012: ‘Energy policy risks and spatial development in Central and Eastern Europe’, ca.
£21,000 total from the Czech Ministry of Education (PI);
17. 2008-2010: Network, relation, flow: imaginations of space in Herodotus’ History, ca. £63,000
total from the AHRC (Co-I);
18. 2007: Energy transformations in Eastern and Central Europe, international conference,
University of Warwick, £20,000 in ESRC funding (PI);
19. 2006: Energy poverty in Eastern Europe, research workshop at the UK Energy Research Centre,
ca. £5000 total (PI);
20. 2006-2009: EUDIMENSIONS (Local Dimensions of a Wider European Neighbourhood:
Developing Political Community through Practices and Discourses of Cross-Border Cooperation),
€1.2 million total, EU Sixth Framework Programme (Co-I);
21. 2005-2006: Energy efficiency and climate change in Kazakhstan, £20,000 total, Global
Opportunities Fund (Co-I);
22. 2003-2005: RE-URBAN MOBIL (Reurbanisation under conditions of demographic change),
€1.5 million total, EU Fifth Framework Programme (RF and Workpackage Leader);
23. 2005: Liquid Cities, £2000 from the EPSRC and Royal Geographical Society with IBG (PI);
24. 1999: Travel grant from the Open Society Institute (PI);
25. 1998, 1999: Awards from the Council of Europe, for organising international study sessions at
the European Youth Centre in Budapest and Strasbourg (PI);
26. 1997: Fellowship for Environmental Leadership, VITRA Centre for Sustainable Development,
Slovenia, and Regional Environmental Centre for Central and Eastern Europe, Budapest (PI);
27. 1997: Small grant from the Soros Centre for Contemporary Arts.
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