2025 Copenhagen

2025 – Copenhagen – TIM Program Highlights

Recordings & Slides

2025 TIM Plenary

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2025 TIM Distinguished Scholar

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Awards

Best Paper Award

Winner: “The Impact of Generative Artificial Intelligence on Innovation: Evidence from Software Products”, Erdem Doğukan Yilmaz (SKEMA) & Tim Meyer  (University of St Gallen)

Finalists:  “Igniting Innovation: Evidence from PyTorch on Technology Control in Open Collaboration” by Daniel Yue (Georgia Institute of Technology) & Frank Nagle (HBS)
“Migration and Local Problem-Solving” by Caroline Fry (University of Hawai’i at Mānoa) & Gauri Subramani (Lehigh University)

Sponsored by Stockholm School of Economics: House of Innovation

Best Student Paper(s) Award

Winner: “Lean Thinking, Deep Impact? Exploration Strategies and Commercialization of Deeptech Ventures” by Vinay Subramanian (Wharton)

Finalists: “Artificial Intelligence and Resource Orchestration: Industry Leaders Amid Technological Change” by David Wagner (University of St Gallen), coauthored with Naomi Haefner (University of St Gallen), Vinit Parida (Luleå University of Technology) & Joakim Wincent (Hanken School of Economics & University of St Gallen)
“Opening AI: Selective Revealing of AI System Components” by Leonard Hanschur (Technical University of Munich), co-authored with Joachim Henkel (Technical University of Munich)
“The Interplay of Alliance and Knowledge Networks in Strategic Value Creation” by Dana Jongyoun Baek (INSEAD)

Best Dissertation Award(s)

Winners: “Three Essays on the Spillover Effects of Technological Change 
on Innovation Dynamics” by Jino Lu (Washington University in St. Louis); “Essays on Open Science and Open Software in Firm Innovation” by Daniel Yue (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Finalists: “Managing Secretive Innovation: A Historical Study of the Making of the Atomic Bomb” by Rohin Borpujari (UCL); “Corporate Strategic Patenting Behaviors: Evidence from Machine Learning Methods” by Yang Liu (Fordham University); “Three essays on heterogeneous network effects:  implications for firms and users” Joe Ploog (IE University) 

Sponsored by Lazaridis Institute

Emerging Scholar Award

Maria Roche (Harvard Business School)

Distinguished Speaker

Dr. Kwaku Atuahene-Gima (Nobel International Business (NiBS) University, Ghana)

Lifetime Achievement Award

None

Plenary Session

 "Universities and Innovation: Evolving Roles in Uncertain Times"

Moderation: Keld Laursen (Copenhagen Business School). Panelists: Janet Bercovitz (University of Colorado), Michaël Bikard (INSEAD), Jerry Davis (University of Michigan), and Adam Jaffe(Brandeis University)

Reception sponsored by Stockholm School of Economics: House of Innovation.

Program Chair

Susan K. Cohen (University of Pittsburgh)

Outstanding Reviewers

Gabriel Franceschini

 University of Bologna

Stijn Kelchtermans

 KU Leuven

Mostafa Khoshbash

 University of California Santa Barbara

Andresa Erminda Spiess Leal DAvila

 Universidade Regional de Blumenau

Jan M. W. N. Lepoutre

 ESSEC Business School

Susanna Mansikkamäki

 University of Jyväskylä

Mohammad Al Bukhari Marzuki

 Sultan Azlan Shah Polytechnic

Anh Duc Nguyen

 Paris-Saclay University

Felix Pinkow

 Christian Albrecht University of Kiel

Xiangru Qin

 The Australian National University

Wolf-Hendrik Uhlbach

 Tilburg University

Elena Veretennik

 KU LeuvenI

lka Weissbrod

 Dresden University of Technology

Leighann Eileithyia Kimble

 Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Maria Theresa Norn

 Technical University of Denmark

Frank T. Piller

 RWTH Aachen University

Joe N. Ploog

 IE Business School

Aparna Venugopal

 University of Liverpool

Diqiu Wang

 The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Rui Wang

 George Washington University

Qingqing Ye

 Macquarie University

Zhongyu Zhao

 The University of Hong Kong

Yarid Ayala

 TEC de Monterrey

Chetan Chawla

 North Central College

Marco S. Giarratana

 IE Business School

Na Jin

 National Chengchi University

Arvind Karunakaran

Stanford University