Draws on a variety of academic disciplines across the fields of management, law, economics and science policy, to deliver high quality research and teaching in the field of innovation and entrepreneurship.
Welcome to the Centre for Innovation Management Research’s 15th-anniversary celebration! Founded in 2008 by our visionary Director, Helen Lawton Smith,…
Welcome to the Centre for Innovation Management Research’s 15th-anniversary celebration! Founded in 2008 by our visionary Director, Helen Lawton Smith,…
Our very successful series of online lunchtime seminars is continuing in the Autumn term of 2023 with an exciting programme of events, including CIMR’s 15-years anniversary
Welcome to the latest installment of our ‘Research in Focus’ series, where we shine a spotlight on the most impactful research activities from our CIMR members during the past term.
How can we sweep away the remaining barriers and create a level playing field for entrepreneurs of all backgrounds? Jacqueline Winstanley discusses the state of the art on inclusive entrepreneurship.
On July 5th we held a CIMR Debate to discuss social trust and firms’ innovation in Chinese provinces. The debate was chaired by Dr Grace Bo Peng, (Birkbeck, University of London) with expert practitioners and academics in the field, including Dr Luca Andriani, Department of Management, Birkbeck, University of London and Professor Alice Chunyan Zhou, Co-founder/CEO of the Triple Helix Institute.
Here at CIMR we had another incredibly productive and impactful term, filled with notable achievements, insightful research blogs, exciting publications…
Through his dedication to teaching, research, management and his impactful contributions at CIMR, Prof. Nielsen has left an indelible mark on the academic community.
We are delighted to introduce a new video from our ‘CIMR Research in Video’ Series with our CIMR member Dr. Luca Andriani, Senior Lecturer in Economics at Birkbeck University of London, to discuss his recent research on “Civic engagement and socio-economic proximity in urban areas”
This debate addresses how to accelerate inclusive innovation, entrepreneurship and finance to support minority SME businesses. Solutions require moving away from a silo approach to a more holistic approach and changing the narrative of marginalisation.
Helen Lawton Smith’s new book explores the relationship between the formation and growth process of university spin-offs and to study their links with regional development.
