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Nopparuj is a Doctoral student in the Industrial Resilience research group under the supervision of Dr. ... He earned a Distinction in the MBA course at Sasin School of Management, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand and also a Distinction in the

19th June 2024 @ 12-1pm. Seminar Room 2, Institute for Manufacturing, University of Cambridge. ... Prior to joining UC San Diego, he was an assistant professor in sociology at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

He is a member of Downing College and Churchill College. Carlos holds a PhD in industrial economics and innovation policy from the University of Cambridge, and is a member of Downing ... In Industrial Challenges in Mexico (Ed.). School of Economics,

Michaël joins as a University Lecturer in Nanomanufacturing and Engineering Design. He arrives from the University of Leuven, Belgium. ... And Chander, a University Lecturer in Economics of Industrial Systems,joins from the Judge Business School.

Christian joined the Institute for Manufacturing, part of the University of Cambridge Department of Engineering, in 2020 as a PhD researcher. ... School (Canada) and the Norwegian School of Economics (Norway).

Transfer and application of methods developed, enabled by guidance notes and training packages. ... The study is a sponsored PhD project being conducted at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Before joining Queen Mary, he held academic appointments at Manchester Business School (MBS), University of Manchester, and at the School of Management, University of Bath. ... He has degrees in Management Studies, Philosophy, Political Sciences, and

Frieder holds a PhD and an MSc from the London School of Economics (LSE) and a BA from McGill University. ... Recent Publications. For a list of recent publications and working papers please check Frieder's Google Scholar profile.

Dr Shi is a former lecturer in the school of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University, Beijing, joining the IfM in 1994. ... International Journal of Production Economics, Vol. 107, No. 1, pp 1–19.

Sheshinski, E. (1967) "Tests of the Learning by Doing Hypothesis", Review of Economics and Statistics Vol. ... 41-53. Terwiesch, C. and Bohn, R. E. (2001) "Learning and Process Improvement during Production Ramp-Up", International Journal of Production

Ledwoch A., Brintrup A. (2018), The moderating impact of topology on supply chain risk mitigation, International Journal of Production Economics. ... 137-152. Kelepouris, T. and McFarlane, D.Determining the value of asset location information systems in

Buy Decisions: A Process Incorporating Multi-Attribute Decision-Making." International Journal of Production Economics 77: 247-257. ... Efstathiou (2002). Measuring Complex Systems. Seminar series London School of Economics - complexity group, London.

Ha-Joon Chang, Reader in the Political Economy of Development, Faculty of Economics. ... After graduating in Political Sciences-economics-political direction at the University of Bologna with Romano Prodi and at the London School of Economics and

30 Jul 2021: 2020. He is also Professor of Technology & Innovation management at the Graduate School of Information, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea. ... He received a B.Eng./MSc. from the University of Manchester and MSc from the London School of Economics and Ph.D.

29 Oct 2013: Future sources of revenue for manufacturers will include26: Increasingly extensive packaging of services. ... 0%. 18. 2. FOUR KEY FUTURE CHARACTERISTICS OF MANUFACTURING ANd IMPlICATIONS FOR GOVERNMENT.

6 Dec 2013: Mike Gregory Institute for Manufacturing, Cambridge. Bob Rowthorn Faculty of Economics & King’s College, Cambridge. ... Eoin O’Sullivan CSTI-IfM University of Cambridge. Tim Page TUC. Christos Pitelis School of Management, University of Bath;

16 Jun 2017: The study is a. sponsored PhD project being conducted at the London School of Economics and Political Science. ... Innovation hubs are communal, collaborative, adaptive spaces that enable innovative re-combinations of.

7 Feb 2017: Leunig (2001): “Railways and the Electronic Age”, London School of Economics Working Paper www.fathom.com Best, M. ... Discussion paper Interdisciplinary Institute of Management, London School of Economics Parkinson M.

9 Jan 2014: Hiro Izushi is Senior Lecturer at the Economics and Strategy Group, Aston Business School. ... Jae-Hwan Park Centre for Industrial Sustainability University of Cambridge. Professor Robert Rowthorn Faculty of Economics University of Cambridge.

2 Mar 2012: Finbarr Livesey, Anke Zimmermann, Laure Dodin, Mike Gregory. Centre for Economics and Policy. ... Social Services Research Unit (PSSRU) at the London School of Economics and the Institute of.

4 Mar 2012: Guangdong University• British Embassy, Beijing and Consulate Office, • GuangzhouBritish Chamber of Commerce• Institute of Industrial Economics• Ministry of Science & Technology (MOST)• Institute of World Economics and Politics•. •

2 Mar 2012: of public policy, London School of Economics. Pack, H. and K. ... 2007). Normalizing Industrial Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard.

7 Mar 2016: Professor Alan Hughes, Professor of Innovation, Imperial College Business School, London and Margaret Thatcher Professor Emeritus of Enterprise Studies, University of Cambridge. ... Professor Mike Lewis, Professor of Operations and Supply Management,

9 May 2012: The field of service research now covers a wide range of subjects, including service economics, service marketing, service operations, service management, service engineering, service computing, service human resources management, service sourcing,

19 Aug 2013: Bio-sensors. Conversion of existing and new biomass feedstocksBiocatalysts developed and in use. ... significant breakthroughs in a wide range of disciplines, including bioscience, engineering and ICT.

20 Nov 2015: Many firms have already made staggering advances in their use of materials, water and energy. ... IndustriesEPSRC Engineering and Physical Sciences Research CouncilEU European UnionGDP Gross Domestic ProductGIB Green Investment BankLEP Local Enterprise

10 Apr 2012: 1Faculty of Management and Economics, Ruhr University Bochum, Germany. 2The University of Auckland Business School, The University of Auckland, New Zealand. ... 3IAE Business School, Universidad Austral, Argentina. 4Faculty of Management and Economics,

5 Jun 2016: Yongjiang Shi - University of Cambridge, Institute for Manufacturing. SCiEntifiC COMMittEENuran Acur - University of Strathclyde Pär Åhlström - Stockholm School of Economics Jannis Angelis - University of Warwick Lars Bengtsson - University of

12 Aug 2015: First-mover advantage reached its visible apogee with the Great Exhibition of 1851. ... But Britain’s comparative advantage in the commercialisation of new technologies is fragile.

14 Mar 2012: challenged by a school of ‘new institutionalists’, of whom the most prominent member is the Nobel prize winner. ... 7 Erhard (1897-1977) had been professor of economics at Munich. He eventually succeeded Adenauer as Chancellor, 1963-66.

18 Nov 2019: 2014), ‘The key success factors for technology roadmapping in energy sector’, Arth prabandh: A Journal of Economics and Management, 3 (10), pp. ... 167. Clary, B.G. and Behles, D.N. (2000), ‘Roadmapping and legal writing’, Perspectives, (8)134,

27 Jul 2012: Vision 2020 chemical industry of the future – technology roadmap for materials”, August 2000. ... Technology roadmap catalysis – catalysis, key to sustainability”, Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, 2000? •

2 Mar 2012: Professor Steve Evans, Dr Veronica Martinez from Cranfield University. — Dr Jillian MacBryde from University of Strathclyde Business School. — ... 4 DTI, (2005), DTI economics paper number 15: Creativity Design and Business Performance, Department of

4 Nov 2015: His current research interests are strategic technology management, roadmapping, and the development of. ... greater or lesser extent. However, the subject remains highly fragmented in terms of.

12 Aug 2015: First-mover advantage reached its visible apogee with the Great Exhibition of 1851. ... But Britain’s comparative advantage in the commercialisation of new technologies is fragile.

1 Feb 2021: knowledge exchange process. He directed and managed a number of evaluations of innovation. ... the ongoing and intensifying programme of austerity pursued by the previous and current.

7 Jan 2013: First-mover advantage reached its visible apogee with the Great Exhibition of 1851. ... But Britain’s comparative advantage in the commercialisation of new technologies is fragile.

5 Aug 2019: This is one of the most famous, and perceptive, quotes in economics, and underlines the critical importance of productivity not just in purely economic terms, but in determining wider societal prosperity ... Here the emerging work on the economics of