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Today, Professor Lars Hornuf will present his research project „The Social Dilemma of Big Data“ at the ITM Distinguished Guest Speaker Series at Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business. By implementing an online experiment among 1,696 US citizens together with his co-author Kirsten Hillebrand, he…

On March 10th, 2021 the official opening of the EU-funded ITN project "MARKETS" took place. At the University of Bremen, the project is coordinated by Michael Rochlitz (FB 7) and Heiko Pleines (Research Centre for East European Studies), with a budget of 505,576 euros over three years.

This year, an INNcentive workshop will take place again, giving all past and current grantees the opportunity to present their research results in compact formats, to exchange ideas and to network.

A special kind of project module: Together, lecturers and students at the chair of Business Psychology and Human Resources wrote a book on the subject of "Human Autonomy Teaming - The teamwork of the future".

Prof. Dr. Aseem Kinra at the Professorship of Global Supply Chain Management has been inducted into the Steering and Scientific Committees of the World Conference on Transport Research Society WCTRS.

On February 03, 2021, the conference on "Further Development of Indicators for Research and Innovation" hosted by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) took place.

On January 19th and January 28th, 2020, Matheus E. Leusin presented his working paper entitled “An evolutionary view on the emergence of Artificial Intelligence” in two distinct events.

Jessica Birkholz, Jutta Günther and Mariia Shkolnykova has published together, a discussion paper on "Using Topic Modeling in Innovation Studies" in the discussion paper series of the ierp - Institute for Economic Research and Policy.

INNcentive is a program jointly run by the Stifterverband and the Faculty of Business Studies and Economics at the University of Bremen to support young innovation researchers.

On Wednesday, January 19, Professor Dr. Lars Hornuf gave a talk about "Playing the Angel: Decomposing the Value of Early-Stage Investors" at the Finance Research Seminar at TU Munich.