Events

PhD defence of Annebeth Roor, a member of our Part-time PhD Programme.

Corporate innovation relies heavily on close inventor–scientist networks to access and apply academic research.

Introducing cooperation incentives on Kaggle boosts cooperation and lowers competition overall, while top performers increase both behaviours.

Quick Commerce balances inventory availability, delivery time and reliability; dark stores, demand variability and competition affect profitability costs.

Newspaper closures in the US increase opioid deaths, highlighting journalism’s key role in public health information.

Detecting shifts in waste deposition patterns using operational data to identify when smart waste systems may need to revisit sensor placement decisions.

Time-constrained teams improve creativity by dividing creative tasks among members, especially with diverse expertise and strong TMS.

Investors view recent target acquisitions negatively and divestitures positively, as signals of organisational complexity or efficiency in future mergers.

Housing segregation in 1940 Minneapolis stemmed mainly from household preferences, though discriminatory housing restrictions also limited minority choices.

New York’s 2020 pink tax ban aims to prevent gender-based pricing, but its effectiveness may be limited and could unintentionally harm consumers.