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.
The Birkbeck Centre for Innovation Management Research places considerable emphasis on the organisation of academic events. These take a variety of forms, ranging from workshops to international conferences.
You can view our Eventbrite Schedule here.
You can also see a list of our Past Events.
Here you can watch all videos produced by CIMR (including past events, interviews with CIMR fellows and PhD students, and more)
Thanos Fragkandreas, Goethe University of Frankfurt and Centre for Innovation Management Research shared his research into the relationship between innovation and inequality at our latest Debate in Public Policy.
Our latest policy debate explored the emergence of quantum technology in London and Washington and asked what policy measures need to be put in place to allow this emerging technology to flourish.
Dr Andrew Atter and Usman Salim joined us for our latest lunchtime webinar to explore the untapped potential of gaming as a facilitator for learning and development for young women
This workshop aims to contribute to debates on how the UK could better support innovation and entrepreneurship in BAME and disabled groups.
This post provides some background on the forthcoming CIMR webinar examining to what extent gaming technology can provide a catalyst for adult learning, especially in that hard to reach demographic group termed the “NRS cohort” (DofE 2020) i.e. young adults (GenZ) in insecure employment and often hard-to-reach through formal training and education institutions (NESTA 2020).
Our very successful series of online lunchtime seminars is continuing in early 2021 with an exciting programme of events. The events take place on Wednesdays between 1 and 2 pm
Our final CIMR Debate in Public Policy of the Autumn term brought together experts from industry and the government to explore the positive role technology has to play in transforming society.
Our latest Debate in Public Policy webinar brought together academics, practitioners and policymakers to discuss the future of entrepreneurship evaluation.
On Tuesday 3rd November, the CIMR hosted its second alumni event, showcasing the activities of the CIMR to current MSc students.
Our latest Debate in Public Policy explored the impact of welfare reforms on disabled entrepreneurs and the support needed to help them thrive.