ISSUE #10, Oct 2023
Research E-News
We want to change the world and we will do it with the right people.
Highlight
Antonieta Cunha e Sá won another Horizon Europe project
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SDG #. Description
With the title “Co-creating people-centric sustainable neighbourhoods through urban regeneration (WeGenerate)” and coordinated by the Fraunhofer Society for the Development of Applied Research EV seeks to infuse the elements of people and co-creation in the urban regeneration processes. In a highly participatory process, cities, citizens, communities, businesses, researchers, and practitioners – take ownership of the urban regeneration processes and co-create together sustainable, people-centric, accessible, and beautiful neighbourhoods. This project is based on the stories of four neighborhoods and their communities in different parts of Europe, in different stages of development and facing different urban challenges but sharing the same vision of positive change. WeGenerate will help them to reinvent themselves and in the process find new values and opportunities. Advanced digital will be implemented and experimented to support decision-making and stimulate citizen engagement. Expertise in Social Science and Humanities is called upon to foster social innovation and participatory actions across the project. In addition, the art and cultural dimensions will be drawn on in the co-creation processes. Four sustainable and people-centric neighbourhoods will be realized by the end of the project, and the legacy will be upheld through replication by our Fellow Cities and others, who are inspired by the WeGeneration stories. Nova SBE receives €218,875.00 from this project.
Nova SBE Top 5 in Europe in Research Productivity in Finance from 2016 to 2019
According to the Olin Business School CFAR Finance Research Ranking, Nova SBE ranked 5th in Europe and 28th worldwide in research productivity per capita in Finance, from 2016 to 2019. The Olin Business School CFAR Ranking provides information about the research output of different business schools, using the number of articles published in top finance journals - Journal of Finance, Journal of Financial Economics, and Review of Financial Studies. This is another important recognition of how research is central to Nova SBE’s culture and how its scholars always strive to create new scientific knowledge.
Spotlight
Laghaie, A., & Otter, T. (2023). Measuring evidence for mediation in the presence of measurement error. Journal Of Marketing Research, 60(5), 847–869.
Moreira, S., Klueter, T. M., & Asija, A. (2023). Market for technology 2.0? Reassessing the role of complementary assets on licensing decisions. Research Policy, 52(7), [104787].
Anthony, C., Bechky, B. A., & Fayard, A-L. (2023). “Collaborating” with AI: Taking a system view to explore the future of work. Organization Science, 34(5), 1672-1694.
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Publications
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Lages, L. F., Catarino, N., Gomes, E., Toh, P., Reis-Marques, C., Mohr, M., Borde, S. M., Asgari, O., Figueiredo, R., Grosso, N., Perez, D., Ponte, A., Lopes Teixeira, S., Van Der Schalie, R., Fantin, D., Van Brusselen, J., Taravat, A., & Schmidt, G. (2023). Solutions for the commercialization challenges of Horizon Europe and earth observation consortia: Co-creation, innovation, decision-making, tech-transfer, and sustainability actions. Electronic Commerce Research, 23(3), 1621–1663.
Achievements
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Pedro Martins new academic director of E4P Knowledge Center
Pedro Martins is now the academic director of Economics for Policy Knowledge Center (E4P). José Tavares invited Pedro Martins to succeed him as director of E4P as a way of facilitating the progression towards a more efficient structure, including on the executive side, to better monitor the work of all E4P members that will continue to integrate the center structure in the new phase that begins.
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Nova SBE at European Researchers' Night 2023
Nova SBE was represented at European Researchers’ Night 2023, in Lisbon by the Open & User Innovation (OUI) and Leadership for Impact (LFI) Knowledge Centers (KC). The workshop “The power of user innovation: how to discover yours” and the reading of the children's book “Perguntas no Ar”, co-authored by our researcher Miguel Pina e Cunha, were the activities presented. A big thanks to Joana Afonso (fellowship holder) and Luis Correia (trainee) both from OUI KC and Rita Nascimento (Era Chair), Yulia Achevskikh (PhD student), and Radek Oros (PhD student) from LFI KC for representing so well our school!
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Second edition of Finanças para Todos has started
The second edition of "Finanças para Todos" has already begun and with a new look! This financial literacy program, created by the Nova Finance Center with the support from Fidelidade, aims to educate participants about various financial topics including budgeting, credit, investment, retirement planning, banking, insurance, and digital financial literacy. The program consists of five sessions and focuses on sharing essential knowledge to empower individuals to manage their finances effectively.
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New episode of The Design Thinking Roundtable Podcast
Check our latest episode of the Design Thinking Roundtable podcast where Anne-Laure Fayard talks with Liz Gerber, designer, social innovator, and professor, who was our Fall 2023 Social Innovator in Residence. In this episode, Liz reflects on the importance of connections and relationships to generate novel ideas. She shares stories of Design for America the organization she co-founded with 3 students in 2009: a network of interdisciplinary students who work together to solve problems they care about in their community.
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Tim Eisert completes Agregação
Tim Eisert, one of our most recent associate professors, obtained the Finance Agregação. The jury was Miguel Ferreira (President); Melissa Prado; João Amaro de Matos; Mohamed Azzim (ISCTE); Lars Norden (Getúlio Vargas Foundation) and Diana Bonfim (Universidade Católica de Lisboa).
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Luis Martinez Special Issue is published
The Special Issue that Luis Martinez organized in Electronic Commerce Research is already published (Volume 23 Issue 3).
Researchers on Media
Ana Balcão Reis
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Ana Balcão Reis was on 360 (RTP 3) to comment on the new academic year and the shortage of teachers in some schools. She warned for “the need for short-term solutions combined with long-term solutions” and for the importance of teachers “feeling supported in their work”.
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Bruno Pessoa Carvalho
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Bruno Pessoa Carvalho was a speaker at the presentation of the Social cohesion map, by Eixo Atlântico, in Ourense. The event and the social cohesion map were mentioned in Correio do Minho and also in radio Onda Cero Ourense and in RNE (Radio Nacional de España).
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Daniel Traça
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Daniel Traça was invited to CNN to comment on the dynamics of inflation and interest rates, predicting the next decisions to be made by the European Central Bank. He defended that "it doesn't make sense" to raise interest rates again, and it's more prudent to wait for the effects of the latest increases.
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Eduardo Costa
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Eduardo Costa was invited to a debate on Canal S+ to discuss the current health policy. He was also on SIC Notícias to comment on the doctors’ strike, where he stated that “this is a point of great tension within the national health service”.
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Jenny Hoobler
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Jenny Hoobler was interviewed by Líder Magazine on the topics of diversity and inclusion, work and family. She stated that “diversity and inclusion are everyone's responsibility” and that “the mistakes of the past tell us that not focusing on diversity does not lead to diversity”.
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João Castro
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João Castro was on Falar Global (CMTV) to talk about how Artificial Intelligence is transforming work worldwide. He declared that “these changes bring good things and also some dangers, some threats” and that “all sectors have impact opportunities” with the advent of A.I.
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José Tavares
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José Tavares’ essay Barbie, Ken e a democracia: o filme mais visto do ano e a forma como vivemos was published in Revista E (Expresso). In this essay, he approaches the most recent Barbie film and discusses its implications in the public debate on gender issues, highlighting that “films, series and songs are great vehicles for civic debate”.
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Luís Catela Nunes
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Luís Catela Nunes spoke to Público in the context of the start of the academic year and the shortage of teachers, highlighting that “the number of retirements is increasing every year". He was on CNN to comment on the same topic, where he alerted that “it's expected that there will continue to be problems this year”. Also to CNN he spoke about the need to find “solutions to make the teaching career more attractive”.
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Miguel Pina e Cunha
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Miguel Pina e Cunha made comments to Exame Informática (Visão) in an article about the current space race, seen as an ongoing revolution, and its implications for the future.
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Nova SBE Health Economics & Management Knowledge Center
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Nova SBE Health Economics & Management Knowledge Center (NHEM) published a report on unmet needs in healthcare. This report concludes that almost around 40% of the Portuguese had problems accessing healthcare in 2019 and was mentioned in Jornal de Notícias, Atlas da Saúde, CNN, Rádio Renascença, Dinheiro Vivo, Correio da Manhã, TVI, among many others. Another report was published by the NHEM on household spending in pharmacies. This report shows that families expenditures in pharmacies increased by 57% in 20 years and was featured in CNN, Diário de Notícias, ECO, TVI, Jornal Económico, Observador, SIC Notícias, RTP, among others.
Pedro Brinca
Pedro Brinca had his study on the local accommodation market in Portugal mentioned in several media, such as TSF, TVI, Visão, Rádio Renascença, Sábado, Jornal Económico, Diário de Notícias, and Público, among many others. He was interviewed by Novo and commented on SIC Notícias, Expresso, 360 (RTP 3), Antena 1, and SIC about the Portuguese economy, government measures, inflation dynamics and growth. About the rising interest rates he spoke to CNN, Expresso, and was on É ou Não É? (RTP). He was on Esta Manhã (TVI) and spoke to Jornal Económico, Folha de S. Paulo, CNN, RTP 3 about the crisis in the Portuguese housing market and, about the Swedish housing market crisis, he made comments to ECO, Jornal de Negócios, and Dinheiro Vivo. He also commented on the Government budget prospects for the current year on SIC Notícias, Expresso and Observador and on Sábado about the return of tuition fees. He spoke to CNN and ECO about A.I. and the job market and about Auto-Europa production stoppage and the influence of climate change on the economy he spoke to Observador and Explicador (Observador podcast). Furthermore, he discussed precarious employment in Portugal in CNN and 360 (RTP 3).
Pedro Freitas
Pedro Freitas spoke to Jornal de Notícias about the pandemic’s impact on learning loss and to Público about learning recovery. He was on SIC Notícias to comment on the shortage of teachers and the lack of incentives for the profession. He made comments to Expresso about the school of the future and, also to Expresso, about the reduction of inequalities in education. He was on Da Capa à Contracapa (Rádio Renascença podcast) to discuss “What direction education in Portugal needs?” and the release of his new book was also mentioned in Rádio Renascença.
Pedro Martins
Pedro Martins spoke to Público about the current low unemployment rate in Portugal. To Expresso he commented about the school of the future and also to Expresso he made comments on the need to modernize vocational education. He participated on a debate on SIC Notícias, organized by Fundação Francisco Manuel dos Santos, on the topic "What school and skills will we need in the future?", which was mentioned in Expresso. Furthermore, he was also interviewed by Rádio Observador regarding the social pact proposed by CIP.
Pedro Oliveira
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Pedro Oliveira spoke to Jornal Económico and Dinheiro Vivo about the loss of talent coming from several young graduates leaving the country and to Sábado about universities and Artificial Intelligence. He was interviewed by Jornal de Notícias and CNN about university’s social responsibility and scholarships and was also on CNN and Rádio Observador in the scope of the Estoril Conferences. He also made comments to ECO and Diário de Notícias about Nova SBE's position in the ranking of management master's degrees worldwide.
Pedro Pita Barros
Pedro Pita Barros was interviewed by Diário de Notícias about the lack of agreement between the government and the doctors' union. He believes this will have “negative effects on changes in the NHS and people's health”. He was also on RTP to talk about health spending and to ECO about the first anniversary of the creation of the SNS executive board. He was quoted by Polígrafo about the doctor’s salaries and also made comments to TVI and Rádio Renascença on the increased spending in pharmacies.
Social Leadership for Managers
Nova SBE announced another edition of the Social Leadership for Managers program, in partnership with the "la Caixa" Foundation and BPI, in the scope of the Social Equity Initiative. The seventh edition of the program was reported by Executive Digest, Empreendedor, Human, and Jornal Económico.
Sofia Kousi
Sofia Kousi was interviewed by Marketeer about hedonism and consumption, and the difference between experiential and material purchases. She defended that “there’s a lot more to learn, both on what makes consumption happiness and more importantly how to implement this as marketers and future business leaders”.
Susana Peralta
Susana Peralta participated in a debate in RTP2 about gender quotas and spoke to Rádio Renascença in the context of the international equal pay day. She was quoted by Polígrafo about households that do not pay taxes and on the same topic she also spoke to Visão. She also commented on Diário de Notícias about Routledge's decision to withdraw the article on CES and Boaventura de Sousa Santos. To Antena 1 she spoke about wages and productivity in Portugal and to Sábado about the financial supports from the government. She also continues to have a regular presence at Fora do Baralho (Observador podcast).
Researchers Corner
Are Students Evaluations of Teaching an effective tool to assess professors’ teaching performance?
Students’ evaluations of teaching (SET) are used by universities as an indicator of instructors’ teaching effectiveness and guide institutional decisions on personnel matters such as rewards, teaching awards, promotions, and tenure (Benton and Cashin, 2014; Davis, 2009). Despite its pervasive usage, scholarly knowledge has consistently demonstrated that SETs are poor indicators of instructors’ teaching quality because these results are largely biased (Kreitzer and Sweet-Cushman, 2022). SET results are affected by aspects unrelated to teaching effectiveness, particularly those that are linked to instructors’ identity (e.g., gender, race, sexual orientation, accent, disability status).
Research has consistently demonstrated that instructors with socially marginalized characteristics (e.g., women, people of color, non-native speakers, non-heterossexual, people with disabilities) are evaluated worse than their non-marginalized peers (e.g., DiPietro and Faye, 2005; Heffernan, 2023; MacNell et al., 2015). Scholars agree that SETs contributes to the amplification of the (preexisting) inequalities between marginalized groups and the dominant group: instructors from marginalized groups are being promoted later as they tend to delay their applications for tenure in the face of such poor teaching evaluations (Hefferman, 2022).
Moreover, SETs results, and particularly the comments made by students on these evaluations, have severe negative effects on the mental health of instructors (Hutchinson et al., 2023). Whereas all instructors, regardless of their identity or social groups they belong to, receive negative comments, the content of these is different for individuals with marginalized identities (Tucker, 2014). Instructors from non-marginalized groups more frequently receive negative comments regarding the course they taught (e.g., “this course is dumb”; Hefferman, 2022), while their peers from marginalized groups receive comments addressing their individual characteristics (e.g., gender, race, ableness, sexual orientation) (Tucker, 2014). These comments (e.g., “fagot”; “slut”; “fat”; Hefferman, 2022) are abusive, hurtful, and defamatory, and are associated with increased distress, poor well-being and even with the need to look for medical help to cope with it (Lakerman et al., 2022).
University managers are aware of this problem (Tucker, 2014), but the costs of altering or disregarding the SETs seems to outweigh the perceived gains (Hefferman, 2022). The question is: if universities, and business schools in particular, are at the forefront of social impact and organizational social responsibility, why are they still relying on practices (i.e., SET) that contribute to such inequality? Also, business schools are built on the shoulders of meritocracy in which merit or talent is (or it should be) the only measure for sorting people into positions and distributing resources (Scully, 1997). So how can business schools advocate that everyone has the same opportunities for advancement when the field is so unevenly equated?
Aníbal Lopez
Assistant Professor (Adjunct)
Opinion Articles
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Constança Roquette
Envolver Pessoas com Doença em Investigação – Mas quem?, in Netfarma, 07.09.2023
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José Ferreira Machado
Taxas de juro, o presente e o futuro, in ECO, 27.09.2023
A longa marcha para o BRITIN, in ECO, 20.09.2023
A independência dos bancos centrais, in ECO, 13.09.2023
O mercado e a habitação acessível, in ECO, 06.09.2023
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Luciano Amaral
Que América?, in Correio da Manhã, 25.09.2023
Populismo bancário, in Correio da Manhã, 18.09.2023
A aldeia dos macacos, in Correio da Manhã, 11.09.2023
Beijo de morte, in Correio da Manhã, 04.09.2023
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Miguel Pina e Cunha
Atenção à atenção, in Líder Magazine, 25.09.2023
A educação em Portugal, in Líder Magazine, 19.09.2023
O aeroporto, in Líder Magazine, 11.09.2023
Puritanismos – os novos e os velhos, in Líder Magazine, 04.09.2023
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Pedro Brinca
Reformar o Estado. Já!, in Jornal de Negócios, 14.09.2023
O Governo a gerir as empresas, in Jornal de Negócios, 07.09.2023
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Pedro Martins
A emigração dos jovens e as políticas públicas, in Expresso, 08.09.2023
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Pedro Oliveira
“‘We are within’ as melhores escolas de gestão do mundo”, in Jornal de Negócios, 27.09.2023
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Pedro Pita Barros
Sistemas de Saúde, Democracia e Coesão Social, in SAPO Lifestyle, 21.09.2023
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Rodrigo Tavares
Macau ainda é relevante para a China?, in Expresso, 28.09.2023
Como a China está criando super-artistas, escritores, músicos e cineastas?, in Folha de S.Paulo, 27.09.2023
Turistas: temos de discutir o excesso para evitar a escassez, in Expresso, 14.09.2023
Alterações climáticas no Brasil: há políticas públicas, mas falta capital, in Folha de S.Paulo, 05.09.2023
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Susana Peralta
A treta dos números da fraude, in Público, 29.09.2023
Não sou CR7, in Público, 22.09.2023
Completar a União, in Público, 15.09.2023
Não é com propinas que se apanham moscas, in Público, 08.09.2023
A União Europeia não é uma torneira de euros, in Público, 01.09.2023
Events
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Knowledge Centers' Annual Research Meeting
The Research & Innovation Funding team organized the 2nd Annual Research Meeting of the Knowledge Centers (KCs). In this annual gathering, participants got acquainted with KCs-selected research projects and discussed four strategic research topics: Sustainability; Public Policies / Inequalities; Innovation and Entrepreneurship; and Data. This meeting brought KCs closer together and provided fruitful grounds for strong research collaborations in the future.
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Pedro Oliveira at Q-Day Conference
Pedro Oliveira participated in the 14th Edition of the Q-Day Conference on the panel Decode Generative AI for Positive Change with Global Consciousness. At this event, experts working in the field of Generative Artificial Intelligence explored algorithmic approaches, computational power, and new forms of unprecedented creativity, collaboration, and innovation that are shaping the future.
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José Tavares in study published by FFMS
José Tavares, one of the economists involved in the study, was at the launch of “Crises of the Portuguese Economy: from 1910 to 2021”, study published by the Fundação Francisco Manuel dos Santos. The document intends to create a chronology of the “belt-tightening periods”.
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Pedro Brinca at CCIP meeting
Pedro Brinca was part of the group of experts that the Câmara de Comércio e Indústria Portuguesa (CCIP) brought together in a meeting to reflect on the challenges and opportunities of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) for the growth of Portuguese companies.
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Nova SBE faculty at Annual Conference on Business, Human Rights and the Environment
Pedro Oliveira and Miguel Ferreira participated in the 3rd edition of the Annual Conference on Business, Human Rights and the Environment - "Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence: From Law to Practice". The event was organized by Nova School of Law's Center for Business, Human Rights and the Environment, in partnership with Alison E. Holm, Assistant Professor at Nova SBE, who also presented her research on Human Rights Due Diligence and Remedy. Miguel Ferreira spoke about Responsible Disengagement and Pedro Oliveira about Business, Human Rights, and Technology. The conference is co-sponsored by Nova SBE's ERA Chair in Social Innovation.
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Pedro Pita Barros at Ordem dos Médicos conference
Pedro Pita Barros participated in the conference organized by the Ordem dos Médicos: “Is the National Health Service still viable?” to analyze the current SNS and promote a discussion regarding the future. The event was a partnership between the Nova SBE, the Nova SBE Health Economics & Management Knowledge Center, and Ordem dos Médicos.
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Rodrigo Tavares at International Conference
Rodrigo Tavares spoke in the panel “ESG is a competitive advantage” on the International Conference "Portugal ESG Strategy for Export-driven SMEs”, at Fundação Gulbenkian. He also participated in the panel “A new paradigm of security and energy independence for the European Union” of the Conference " European Energy Security and Autonomy ", organized by Instituto de Defesa Nacional.
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Luciano Amaral at FEUC Conference
Luciano Amaral participated with the theme “The Portuguese economy between crisis and revolution” at the conference “The Portuguese Economy and the 1973 Crisis”. The initiative came from the group of Economic and Social History teachers at Faculdade de Economia da Universidade de Coimbra (FEUC) and the Associação Portuguesa de Economia Política and is part of the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the FEUC.
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Pedro Vicente at United Nations University-MERIT International Conference
Pedro Vicente delivered a keynote address on "Conflict Prevention, Natural Resources, and Radicalization" at the United Nations University-MERIT International conference “Recent Advances in the Field of Development Economics and Public Policy”.
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European Decision Sciences day at Nova SBE
Nova SBE, co-organized by Sreyaa Guha, hosted the 1st European Decision Sciences day. The European Decision Sciences Day is a collaborative endeavor among eminent European business schools, the founding members of which are Enrico Diecidue (INSEAD) and Matthias Seifert (IE Business School). 26 DS scholars working on various research topics encompassing the domain of Decision Analysis convened from schools across Europe. By providing a platform for knowledge exchange and discourse, the conference strives to highlight the most recent research developments and latest advancements in the field.
Other News
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Nova SBE awarded EQUIS accreditation for the 3rd time
We are proud to announce that Nova SBE has been awarded a 5-year EQUIS accreditation for the third consecutive time. Nova SBE now proudly belongs to the exclusive 1 % of business schools globally with the coveted "triple crown" status (EQUIS/EFMD, AACSB, and AMBA) due to your continued commitment and dedication. This achievement attests to the school's firm commitment to delivering globally relevant education rooted in internationalization, real-world application, and sustainability principles.
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Susana Lavado awarded Data Scientist of the year
Susana Lavado, Senior Data Scientist at the Nova SBE Data Science Knowledge Center, was awarded data scientist of the year on the DSPA - Data Science Portuguese Association Awards 2023! Susana’s contribution to the DSKC research projects is to highlight especially in the Data Science for Social Good field, where Data Science resources are applied to boost the Social/ Environmental impact of Social Organizations or Governments.
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Nova SBE launches VOICE Leadership Initiative
This October 25, Nova SBE and the Nova SBE Executive Education will launch the Nova SBE VOICE Leadership Initiative – aimed at boosting an ecosystem of partners around the challenge of low competitiveness and weak growth in Portugal. The initiative aims to support Portugal's modernization and competitiveness process by training decision-makers in Small and Medium-sized Companies with tools and routines that help improve their future growth. The hope is that by 2026, we will have positively impacted the country's economy and Nova SBE research will play an important role. If you wish to know more, click here (content in Portuguese) and register as a mentor and trainer.
Good to know
Nova SBE Participatory Budget relaunched
Nova SBE is relaunching its Participatory Budget. Organized by the Nova SBE Sustainability & Impact Team, the school has 10.000€ meant for the students, staff, and faculty ideas to improve everyone's experience on campus. In 2019, the Participatory Budget's winners suggested the microwaves we now use to heat our food. The ideation sessions will take place on October 26 and 27 to help potential participants understand current needs and explain how the process will work. Click here to learn more.
Teresa e Alexandre Soares dos Santos Library research ouputs
The Teresa e Alexandre Soares dos Santos Library has published a series of research outputs on its website aimed at Nova SBE researchers. The first brought an overview of publications between 2019-2022 (types, main subjects, collaborations, etc.), the second highlighted the publications with the greatest impact in the areas and those that received the most citations in the same period and, finally, the third explains the interoperability between the systems used to manage research data. By the end of the year, it will address other issues such as the types of licenses that the author can grant at the time of publication and, the availability of publications in open access, among others.