Innovation Across Boundaries
10:00am - 4:00pm /
Friday 20th November 2020
Type: Workshop /
Category: Research
- Joe Bardsley
- Suitable for: Early career scholars, advanced PhD students, post-docs, junior faculty.
- Admission: There is no workshop fee.
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We are delighted to announce the first annual “Innovation across Boundaries”- Early Career Workshop of the University of Liverpool Management School.
This online event, taking place on 20 November 2020, serves as a platform for early career researchers (i.e. advanced PhD students, post-docs, and junior faculty) in the area of innovation management to advance their research, exchange ideas and connect with other experienced and emerging innovation scholars.
The workshop seeks to bring together scholars who explore issues pertaining to managing innovation across various boundaries. For example, we encourage proposals that seek to better understand innovation within and between organizations; innovation across geographical boundaries; or how specific forms of knowledge boundaries influence innovation (e.g. innovation in clusters, ecosystems, networks, generating knowledge across human-AI relationships). We are also interested to receive proposals that explore how different disciplines and sectors (e.g. universities, R&D institutes, industry, government and NGOs) are coming together to find rapid innovative solutions to bolster our fight against COVID-19. Finally, we encourage studies that expand the frontiers of innovation research by proposing new theoretical insights, applying novel methodological techniques and bridging multi-level and multi-actor perspectives.
Our workshop is specifically tailored to early career scholars who would like to develop their research ideas in a collaborative and collegial setting. The workshop is designed in a virtual round-table set-up, where attendees have the opportunity to discuss their research with peers under the guidance of experienced senior scholars engaging in innovation research globally. Senior scholars will provide you with developmental feedback on your work. We will also arrange panel discussions relating to ongoing developments in innovation studies as well as practical challenges of conducting innovation research under COVID-19.
Confirmed participants are:
Paola Criscuolo – Imperial College
Joris Knoben – Radboud University Nijmegen
Sarah Harvey - University College London
Wolfgang Sofka – Copenhagen Business School and University of Liverpool
Joep Cornelissen - Erasmus University Rotterdam and University of Liverpool
Dulshan DeSilva – AI entrepreneur
University of Liverpool convenor team:
Hammad Akbar
Nora Balogh
Dhruba Borah
Julia Brennecke
Paul Ellwood
Samuel Horner
Nick Papageorgiadis
Daniël Speldekamp
Aparna Venugopal
Please submit your proposal of 1500 words maximum by 31 October to ulms_innovation@liverpool.ac.uk, indicate your University affiliation and whether you are a PhD student, post-doc, or junior faculty.
Successful applicants will be notified via email by 06 November 2020.
There is no workshop fee. Information related to the online platform and login details will be provided in due course.
This online event, taking place on 20 November 2020, serves as a platform for early career researchers (i.e. advanced PhD students, post-docs, and junior faculty) in the area of innovation management to advance their research, exchange ideas and connect with other experienced and emerging innovation scholars.
The workshop seeks to bring together scholars who explore issues pertaining to managing innovation across various boundaries. For example, we encourage proposals that seek to better understand innovation within and between organizations; innovation across geographical boundaries; or how specific forms of knowledge boundaries influence innovation (e.g. innovation in clusters, ecosystems, networks, generating knowledge across human-AI relationships). We are also interested to receive proposals that explore how different disciplines and sectors (e.g. universities, R&D institutes, industry, government and NGOs) are coming together to find rapid innovative solutions to bolster our fight against COVID-19. Finally, we encourage studies that expand the frontiers of innovation research by proposing new theoretical insights, applying novel methodological techniques and bridging multi-level and multi-actor perspectives.
Our workshop is specifically tailored to early career scholars who would like to develop their research ideas in a collaborative and collegial setting. The workshop is designed in a virtual round-table set-up, where attendees have the opportunity to discuss their research with peers under the guidance of experienced senior scholars engaging in innovation research globally. Senior scholars will provide you with developmental feedback on your work. We will also arrange panel discussions relating to ongoing developments in innovation studies as well as practical challenges of conducting innovation research under COVID-19.
Confirmed participants are:
Paola Criscuolo – Imperial College
Joris Knoben – Radboud University Nijmegen
Sarah Harvey - University College London
Wolfgang Sofka – Copenhagen Business School and University of Liverpool
Joep Cornelissen - Erasmus University Rotterdam and University of Liverpool
Dulshan DeSilva – AI entrepreneur
University of Liverpool convenor team:
Hammad Akbar
Nora Balogh
Dhruba Borah
Julia Brennecke
Paul Ellwood
Samuel Horner
Nick Papageorgiadis
Daniël Speldekamp
Aparna Venugopal
Please submit your proposal of 1500 words maximum by 31 October to ulms_innovation@liverpool.ac.uk, indicate your University affiliation and whether you are a PhD student, post-doc, or junior faculty.
Successful applicants will be notified via email by 06 November 2020.
There is no workshop fee. Information related to the online platform and login details will be provided in due course.