Hans Leo Höger
              Hans Leo Höger (Ph.D.) is tenured professor for Theory and History of Design and Communication (SECS 08/C1 - SSD: ICAR/13). Besides his academic activities he has been working as consultant of strategy, research and communication for companies and design offices, focusing on design topics in the context of economics, culture and society. Clients include Siemens, Olivetti, Swiss Re, Poste Italiane, Airport Cologne, Michele De Lucchi, intégral Ruedi Baur et associés. Hans Leo Höger has been the curator of the international conference ‘Design Research – Strategy Setting to Face the Future’ in Bozen-Bolzano / Italy. Thereafter, the Swiss National Science Foundation (Bern) invited him to join its team of experts for the evaluation of research project proposals. The organizers of the international conference ‘Multiple Ways to
Design Research’ (Lugano/Switzerland) invited him to be part of its Program Committee. DFG (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) - Germany’s largest research funding body and the largest such organization in Europe - appointed him as external expert for the evaluation of research project proposals. Other expertises as reviewer include AIS (Associazione Italiana degli Storici del Design) in Milan.
                      Design Research’ (Lugano/Switzerland) invited him to be part of its Program Committee. DFG (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) - Germany’s largest research funding body and the largest such organization in Europe - appointed him as external expert for the evaluation of research project proposals. Other expertises as reviewer include AIS (Associazione Italiana degli Storici del Design) in Milan.
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