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.
A key form of cross disciplinary engagement is through our CIMR’s series of workshops and events, held on a termly basis, and through initiating and hosting international conferences. The events have a strong policy focus.
Learn more about our past and upcoming event agenda and outcomes from the below posts.
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.
Colleagues from academia, business and policy joined the CIMR to share insights into the future of innovation.
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.
Dean Jo-Ann Rolle, Professor Thomas Cooney and Associate Professor Nigel Coates joined chairs Jacqueline Winstanley FRSA and David Walsh for a debate on higher education’s future role in inclusive innovation.
In advance of our ‘Endless Possibilities’ debate, we asked Jacqueline Winstanley, FRSA our Visiting Fellow and Co-chair of our debate, to set the scene as we explore the impact of the pandemic on the Inclusive Entrepreneur Network which she founded. The APPG and her view on the new hybrid ways of working within inclusive entrepreneurship particularly in relation to working with universities.
The final CIMR Debate of the Spring term invited a panel of technology experts to discuss regional variations in digital competences and the growing potential of the Internet of Things.
Dr Bex Hewett and Professor Brian Harney shared insights into maximising the benefits of social media in this CIMR Workshop in Public Policy.
Entrepreneurs and researchers reflected on the meaning and importance of entrepreneurial passion in this CIMR Debate in Public Policy on Wednesday 9 February 2022.
We were delighted to welcome back alumnus Jeremy Galpin for a panel discussion on his dissertation on maximising the benefits of digital technology to deliver social value in infrastructure projects.
The entrepreneur and investor joined the CIMR to share his inspirational journey and give feedback on our budding entrepreneurs’ business ideas.
