Education

•  2005-2009: Post-Doctorate in Sociology, Faculty of Philosophy, Letters and Human Sciences, University of São Paulo (USP/SP).
• 2000-2004: PhD in Scientific and Technological Policy, Department of Scientific and Technological Policy, State University of Campinas (UNICAMP).
  • Thesis: “From Tropicalization to Vehicle Design: A Study of Competencies in Product Development in Brazilian Automotive Manufacturers.”
• 1996-1998: Master’s in Scientific and Technological Policy, Department of Scientific and Technological Policy, State University of Campinas (UNICAMP).
  • Dissertation: “Ten Years of Employment Structure in the Brazilian Automotive Industry: Ruptures and Continuities.”
• 1992-1995: Bachelor’s in Social Sciences, Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCAR).

Professional Practice

• Flávia Consoni is an Associate Professor and the current Coordinator of the Graduate Program in Scientific and Technological Policy at the Institute of Geosciences at UNICAMP. She is the founder and coordinator of LEVE – the Electric Vehicle Studies Laboratory. Additionally, she coordinates the Extension Course on Electric Mobility: Policies, Planning, and Business Models offered by UNICAMP’s School of Extension, which has already graduated 6 classes (250 people). She is also a member of the Management Board and the Science and Technology Committee of the National Electric Mobility Platform (PNME) and curator of the Electric Planet of the Estadão Mobility Section.
• Among her recent research partnerships (post-2018) are: FAPESP, the German Cooperation Agency GIZ, CPFL Energia in Aneel R&D Projects, having participated in EMOTIVE and more recently in Call 22; Única (Union of the Sugarcane Industry), and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). Her guidance focuses on topics such as Energy Transition, Low-Emission Mobility, with a particular focus on Governance and Public Policies that promote Electric Mobility, Business Models, and Smart Cities.