Article

Nuesse, Gregor, Limbachiya, Mukesh and Ellis, Alan (2012) Managing interdisciplinary applied research on sustainability in construction with the help of an innovation broker. Steel Construction - Design and Research, 5(1), pp. 41-52. ISSN (print) 1867-0520

Nuesse, Gregor, Wieland, Hans-Jochaim, Limbachiya, Mukesh and Herr, Roland (2011) Active management of the early innovation phases in steel application research for the construction sector. Steel Construction - Design and Research, 4(1), pp. 34-40. ISSN (print) 1867-0520

Book Section

Nuesse, G., Limbachiya, M.C. and Herr, R. (2013) Using communities of practice to integrate industrial knowledge into cooperative research on sustainability in steel construction. In: Klakegg, O. , Kjolle, K. , Mehaug, C. , Olsson, N. , Shiferaw, A. and Woods, R., (eds.) Construction Economics and Organization. Akademika Publishing Trondheim. pp. 390-403. ISBN 9788232102730

Nuesse, Gregor and Feldmann, Markus (2012) Interdisciplinary research on sustainability in steel construction – holistic system thinking in the research and innovation process. In: Koukkari, Heli , Bragança, Louis and Boudjabeur, Samir, (eds.) Concepts and methods for steel intensive building projects. ECCS Brussels. pp. 9-34. (European Convention for Constructional Steelwork, (130)) ISBN 9789291471065

Conference or Workshop Item

Nuesse, Gregor (2013) Using communities of practice to integrate industrial knowledge into cooperative research on sustainability in steel construction. In: 7th Nordic Conference on Construction Economics and Organization; 12-14 Jun 2013, Trondheim, Norway.

Nuesse, Gregor and Feldmann, Markus (2012) Interdisciplinary research on sustainability in steel construction – holistic system thinking in the research and innovation process. In: 2nd European Workshop on Concepts and Methods for Steel Intensive Building Projects; 8 May 2012, Munich, Germany.

Thesis

Nuesse, Gregor (2013) Development of an integrated management model for effective applications of cooperative construction research. (PhD thesis), Kingston University, .