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.
Our very successful series of online lunchtime seminars is continuing in the Summer term of 2022 with an exciting programme…
The positive and negative impacts of compliance with regulations and quality standards in the food industry were explored in this CIMR Debate in Public Policy.
The CIMR Spring 2022 newsletter is available to download.
In his new book, prof. Ron Smith provides an economic analysis of why major weapons systems tend to be delivered late, over budget and unable to meet requirements: how the market structure, demand by the military and supply by the arms firms, shapes the conduct of the agents and generates the poor performance observed.
Colleagues from academia, business and policy joined the CIMR to share insights into the future of innovation.
To celebrate Ashok’s achievement, we have invited him to talk to us about his book’s key message, beneficiaries, and research plans.
All of us at CIMR would like to congratulate CIMR Visiting Fellow Prof. Loet Leydesdorff who, according to Research.com, is ranked #34 in the world ranking (and #3 in Netherlands) in the Social Sciences and Humanities.
We are proud to announce that two of our CIMR Fellows and active members of the CIMR community, Prof Tomasz Mroczkowskiand Prof Martin Meyer, have been appointed as Visiting Professors at Birkbeck until 2025.
Birkbeck’s Dr Grace Bo Peng and UIC Barcelona’s Dr Yannis Pierrakis shared research into inequalities in venture capital and entrepreneurial finance in our latest CIMR Debate in Public Policy.
A one-day workshop is being organized by Dr Federica Rossi (Birkbeck Department of Management) and Dr Abhijit Sengupta (Surrey Business School) in partnership with the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) focussing on the HE Business and Community Interaction (HE-BCI) data set, its ongoing HESA led review and future plans.
In a recent study published in Papers in Regional Science, we proposed an original methodology to map the regional distribution of IoT competences in Europe.
