PhD in economics, associate professor at the Department of Economics
- nshmeleva@misis.ru
+7 495 955-01-25 - Ленинский проспект, д.4., аудитория Б-1116а
Research Interests
Innovation ecosystems, circular economy, human capital, sustainable industrial development, cross-industry transformation.
Field of knowledge according to the OECD classifier
5.02 — Economics and business.
PhD in economics, associate professor at the Department of Economics, NUST MISIS
2007: awarded the academic title of associate professor.
2015 — present: NUST MISIS. Participation in research projects and grants of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research, Russian Science Foundation, the Ministry of Education, and the Potanin Foundation as a supervisor and primary investigator.
2004: awarded the degree of PhD in economics.
Additional Education
IELTS and TOEIC certificates.
The program of Professional Development in Academic Leadership & Administration in Higher Education in the United States. Certificate of Accomplishment the University of Iowa & Belin-Blank Center (internship).
The program of Professional Development in Learning Management Systems. Certificate of AMERICAN COUNCILS for international education (internship).
Graduate Development Programme. Cambridge University. Certificate (internship).
The program of Professional Development “Accelerated Leadership Journey”, Cambridge University. Certificate (internship).
Advanced training program “SCIENTIFIC WRITING COURSE”, NUST MISIS Academic Writing Office, 72 hours.
Advanced training program “Methods and technologies for improving the effectiveness of lectures in large flows”, NUST MISIS, 72 hours.
Training program for designing modern educational programs “International academic leadership: strategies and technologies for developing competitive educational programs”, NUST MISIS and University College London, 250 hours.
Main Results of Scientific Work
Author of more than 70 publications in Russian and English.
The methodology for the formation of a new economy of industrial systems based on the principles of ecosystem and circularity was developed:
- the conceptual provisions and principles of functioning of multi-level ecosystems as a form of sustainable innovative development of the industry and the territory were formed;
- the analysis and classification of scientific approaches to the category of “circular economy” and its main elements were carried out;
- a mechanism for analyzing and evaluating actors from the perspective of ecosystem interaction based on the hierarchy method was developed;
- the system of criteria for evaluating industrial ecosystem projects was set up, with reference to the stages of housing and communal services;
- a methodological approach to assessing the sustainability of ecosystem development based on an integrated assessment of the potentials of all components of the ecosystem structure was proposed;
- an entropy model of sustainable development of the territorial ecosystem was developed;
- a mechanism for implementing innovative development of industrial complexes based on ecosystem and circular approaches was proposed;
- assessment of applicants for the role of actors of the industrial ecosystem “Technologies for improving the quality of life” based on the method of hierarchies with reference to the stages of housing projects and the ecosystem was performed; assessment of the circular and integration potentials of the industrial ecosystems “Kalundborg Symbiosis” and “Baltic Industrial Symbiosis” was carried out;
- assessment of the stability of the territorial ecosystems of the Penza and Vladimir regions was performed.
The developed provisions of a scientific and practical nature should be applied in economic systems of various scales, levels, spheres of action, forms of ownership: national, sectoral, regional, and individual enterprises, complexes, symbioses.
The proposed theoretical provisions are relevant in substantiating the conceptual foundations of industrial development management in the context of technological and social transformation aimed at obtaining new theoretical and practical knowledge based on the conventional laws of development and characterized by a set of proposed principles, theoretical aspects, mechanisms, and efficiency assessments.
The research results will allow to formalize the existing system of knowledge on ensuring innovative development of industrial actors under the conditions of open innovations and to suggest priority directions and strategy of sectoral and territorial innovative development of ecosystems under the conditions of digital economy formation.
The proposed solutions may be in demand in the areas of development of cross-sectoral projects, networks and services, intelligent dynamic systems and management technologies, service-oriented systems, intelligent Internet technologies, which corresponds to the worldwide level of research.
The provisions of the studies addressed to the management of ecosystem participants may be used to improve the processes, methods, and models for developing and implementing strategies, development programs for technological transformation, and the introduction of digital platforms, which will increase the efficiency of their development.
A mechanism for the integration of technology transfer centers as an element of the international innovation network of technology transfer was created:
- modern concepts of innovative development were analyzed;
- the place and role of technology transfer centers in the implementation of state strategic initiatives of scientific and technological development of Russia were determined;
- the main functions, tools, and models of Russian network technology transfer centers were classified;
- benchmarking of the most famous Russian networks of technology transfer centers (TTC) was performed; and
- recommendations on the mechanism for integrating technology transfer centers at Russian universities in the meso- and macro-level networks were proposed.
Scopus Hirsch Index — 5.
Number of articles on Scopus — 15.
SPIN RSCI:
ORCID: 0000-0002-
Researcher ID: AAG-6697-2019
Scopus Author ID: 57191849281
Significant Research Projects, Grants
2020: state contract of the Russian Ministry of Education Registration number 730000F. 99. 1. BV16AA02001 “Scientific, methodological and information support for the creation of a technology transfer center as an element of the international innovation network of technology transfer focused on the commercialization of technologies”, investigator.
2021: project of the Vladimir Potanin grant competition in the category “New master’s program”, investigator. Results: master’s program “Technological leadership and system Engineering”.
Significant publications
- Shmeleva, N. Evaluation of Circular and Integration Potentials of Innovation Ecosystems for Industrial Sustainability. Sustainability 2020,12, 4574. doi: 10.3390/su12114574 (в соавторстве Tolstykh, T.; Gamidullaeva, L.).
- Shmeleva, N. Regional Development in Russia: An Ecosystem Approach to Territorial Sustainability Assessment. Sustainability 2020, 12, 6424. doi: 10.3390/su12166424 (в соавторстве Tolstykh, T.; Gamidullaeva, L; Lapygin, Y.).
- Shmeleva, N. Elaboration of a Mechanism for Sustainable Enterprise Development in Innovation Ecosystems. Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity. 2020, 6, 95. doi: 10.3390/joitmc6040095 (в соавторстве Tolstykh, T.; Gamidullaeva, L).
- Shmeleva, N. Universities as knowledge integrators and cross-industry ecosystems: self-organizational perspective. Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity. 2020, 8, 123 (в соавторстве Tolstykh, T.; Gamidullaeva, L).
- Shmeleva, N. An assessment of regional sustainability via the maturity level of entrepreneurial ecosystems. Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity, 2021, 7(1), стр.
1–23, 5 (в соавторстве Woźniak, M., Tolstykh, T.; Gamidullaeva, L). - Shmeleva, N The entropy model for sustainability assessment in industrial ecosystems. Inventions, 2020, 5(4), стр.
1–16, 54 (в соавторстве Tolstykh, T.; Vertakova, Y., Plotnikov, V.). - shmeleva N. Green path as a business strategy for Russian manufacturing companies: challenges and opportunities. 17th International multidisciplinary scientific GEO conference SGEM 2017, Sofia, Bulgaria. pp
559-565. ISBN 978-619-7408-08-9. - Shmeleva N. “The new business model for circular economy: moving from theory to practice” 18th International multidisciplinary scientific GEO conference SGEM 2018, Sofia, Bulgaria.
Teaching
2015 — present: NUST MISIS:
- Integrated economic analysis and benchmarking (master’s degree), 144 hours (4 credits).
- Economic security of the firm (master’s degree), 108 hours (3 credits).
- Leasing basics (bachelor’s degree), 144 hours (4 credits).
- Theory of organization. Organizational behavior (bachelor’s degree), 108 hours (3 credits).
- Complex economic analysis of the enterprise economic activity (bachelor’s degree), 144 hours (4 credits).
- Environmental economics (bachelor’s degree), 108 hours (3 credits).
2018 — present: AGH University of Science and Technology (Poland):
- Economics of sustainable development, 16 hours.
- Circular economy, 20 hours.
Scientific and social activities
Supervisor of the section “Economics of sustainable development of industrial enterprises” at the International Congress of Young Scientists on Sustainable Development organized by the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation and NUST MISIS.
An invited reviewer in international journals cited by Scopus, WoS (Q1/ Q2).