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  • 1.  TIM Doctoral Research Development Workshop (Submission DEADLINE: April 22, 2016):

    Posted 03-26-2016 12:40
    TIM Doctoral Research Development Workshop, Academy of Management, Anaheim, August 6, 2016 (Submission DEADLINE: April 22, 2016):


    The TIM Doctoral Research Development Workshop is designed as an idea-, paper-, and dissertation-development meeting for PhD students interested in technology, innovation, creativity, product development, and related topics. Students may be at any stages of a PhD program, and similarly the ideas brought to the workshop can range from initial ideas of a paper or dissertation to a fully-developed paper.

    The workshop will comprise a panel discussion of what makes quality research, as well as theme-based round-table conversations about submitted research ideas from doctoral students. Workshop facilitators will include a mix of junior, mid-career, and senior scholars whose research focuses on TIM-related areas. Some of the facilitators have served as members of the TIM leadership committee or have been announced as finalists of different TIM Awards including TIM Dissertation Award, TIM Emerging Scholar Award etc.

    The workshop will be held on Saturday, August 6, 2016, from 2:00pm to 5:00pm. Participation is limited to 30 students.

    Workshop facilitators include:

    Vikas Aggarwal (INSEAD)

    Oliver Alexy (TUM)

    Navid Asgari (Fordham)

    Brent Goldfarb (Maryland)

    Kenneth Hwang (National University of Singapore)

    Alex Oettl (Georgia Tech)

    Florenta Teodoridis (USC - Marshall)

    Laurina Zhang (Western University - Ivey)


    The application deadline is April 22, 2016. To apply, please submit the following documents to: timdoctoralresearchdev@gmail.com

    (1)  A 3-page extended abstract (double-spaced) of a research idea that clearly outlines your research question, motivation, theory, methods/setting, and (expected) results. This will be used to form discussion tables.

    (2) A CV

    We look forward to seeing you in Anaheim, California!

    Navid Asgari, Hila Lifshitz-Assaf, Florenta Teodoridis, Laurina Zhang (session organizers)


  • 2.  TIM Doctoral Research Development Workshop (Submission DEADLINE: April 22, 2016):

    Posted 04-01-2016 06:57
    TIM Doctoral Research Development Workshop, Academy of Management, Anaheim, August 6, 2016 (Submission DEADLINE: April 22, 2016):


    The TIM Doctoral Research Development Workshop is designed as an idea-, paper-, and dissertation-development meeting for PhD students interested in technology, innovation, creativity, product development, and related topics. Students may be at any stages of a PhD program, and similarly the ideas brought to the workshop can range from initial ideas of a paper or dissertation to a fully-developed paper.

    The workshop will comprise a panel discussion of what makes quality research, as well as theme-based round-table conversations about submitted research ideas from doctoral students. Workshop facilitators will include a mix of junior, mid-career, and senior scholars whose research focuses on TIM-related areas. Some of the facilitators have served as members of the TIM leadership committee or have been announced as finalists of different TIM Awards including TIM Dissertation Award, TIM Emerging Scholar Award etc.

    The workshop will be held on Saturday, August 6, 2016, from 2:00pm to 5:00pm. Participation is limited to 30 students.

    Workshop facilitators include:

    Vikas Aggarwal (INSEAD)

    Oliver Alexy (TUM)

    Navid Asgari (Fordham)

    Brent Goldfarb (Maryland)

    Kenneth Hwang (National University of Singapore)

    Alex Oettl (Georgia Tech)

    Florenta Teodoridis (USC - Marshall)

    Laurina Zhang (Western University - Ivey)


    The application deadline is April 22, 2016. To apply, please submit the following documents to: timdoctoralresearchdev@gmail.com

    (1)  A 3-page extended abstract (double-spaced) of a research idea that clearly outlines your research question, motivation, theory, methods/setting, and (expected) results. This will be used to form discussion tables.

    (2) A CV

    We look forward to seeing you in Anaheim, California!

    Navid Asgari, Hila Lifshitz-Assaf, Florenta Teodoridis, Laurina Zhang (session organizers)



  • 3.  TIM Doctoral Research Development Workshop (Submission DEADLINE: April 22, 2016):

    Posted 04-07-2016 08:23
    TIM Doctoral Research Development Workshop, Academy of Management, Anaheim, August 6, 2016 (Submission DEADLINE: April 22, 2016):


    The TIM Doctoral Research Development Workshop is designed as an idea-, paper-, and dissertation-development meeting for PhD students interested in technology, innovation, creativity, product development, and related topics. Students may be at any stages of a PhD program, and similarly the ideas brought to the workshop can range from initial ideas of a paper or dissertation to a fully-developed paper.

    The workshop will comprise a panel discussion of what makes quality research, as well as theme-based round-table conversations about submitted research ideas from doctoral students. Workshop facilitators will include a mix of junior, mid-career, and senior scholars whose research focuses on TIM-related areas. Some of the facilitators have served as members of the TIM leadership committee or have been announced as finalists of different TIM Awards including TIM Dissertation Award, TIM Emerging Scholar Award etc.

    The workshop will be held on Saturday, August 6, 2016, from 2:00pm to 5:00pm. Participation is limited to 30 students.

    Workshop facilitators include:

    Vikas Aggarwal (INSEAD)

    Oliver Alexy (TUM)

    Navid Asgari (Fordham)

    Brent Goldfarb (Maryland)

    Kenneth Hwang (National University of Singapore)

    Alex Oettl (Georgia Tech)

    Florenta Teodoridis (USC - Marshall)

    Laurina Zhang (Western University - Ivey)


    The application deadline is April 22, 2016. To apply, please submit the following documents to: timdoctoralresearchdev@gmail.com

    (1)  A 3-page extended abstract (double-spaced) of a research idea that clearly outlines your research question, motivation, theory, methods/setting, and (expected) results. This will be used to form discussion tables.

    (2) A CV

    We look forward to seeing you in Anaheim, California!

    Navid Asgari, Hila Lifshitz-Assaf, Florenta Teodoridis, Laurina Zhang (session organizers)