Rate My Professor Ruzanna Chitchyan

Chitchyan has led several research projects as Principal Investigator, including Co-creating Equitable Circular Food Systems through a Digital Hub (2024-2027), Tolling up Citizens Upskilling for SLES (2022-2023), and Energy Wallet (2022). She has received EPSRC funding for initiatives like Refactoring Energy Systems (£459,141, 2017-2020) and Household-Supplier Energy Market. An EPSRC fellow on Living with Environmental Change, her scholarly output includes 102 research items documented at the University of Bristol, with over 3,800 citations noted on ResearchGate across 150 publications. Key works feature The Karlskrona Manifesto for Sustainability Design (2015), Sustainability Design in Requirements Engineering: State of Practice (2016), Bristol as a Smart Local Energy System of Systems (2021), Requirements Engineering for Sustainable Software Systems (2023), and Embedding Sustainability in Software Engineering Curriculum: A Case Study (2026). Her contributions have advanced sustainability integration in software engineering practices and education, influencing socio-technical approaches to environmental challenges.