April 18: Deepak Somaya (University of Illinois) - presented "Data Privacy, Scaling, and Firm Scope: Evidence from the GDPR" (with J. You). Annabelle Gawer (University of Surrey) discussed.

March 20: Wendy Bradley (Southern Methodist University) - presented "Competitive Dynamism in Nascent Markets: Trademarks and Superstar Firm Entry in the Metaverse" (with Julian Kolev, USPTO). Mahka Moeen (University of Wisconsin) discussed.  Paper can be downloaded here.

March 7: Seungah Sarah Lee (New York University - Abu Dhabi) - presented "Between Global Ambitions and Local Challenges: How Entrepreneurship Supporting Organizations Navigate Institutional Complexity as Ecosystem Builders in the Arab Gulf". Ryan Coles (University of Connecticut) discussed.

February 28: Bekhzod Khoshimov (University of Wisconsin) - presented  "Do Economic Shocks Affect Willingness to Become an Entrepreneur?"  Rem Koning (Harvard Business School) discussed

February 15: Pontus Braunerhjelm (Swedish Entrepreneurship Forum) - will present "Unleashing Society's Innovative Capacity. An Integrated Policy Framework"

February 1: Min Jung Kim  (University of Illinois) presented "Knowledge Interdependence as a Double-edged Sword for Firm Innovation: The Role of Adverse Regulatory Events" (with Jingya You). Keyvan Vakili (London Business School) discussed. 

January 11: Yanbo Wang  (University of Hong Kong) presented "The Contribution of Chinese Science to US Technological Advancement: Evidence from Patent Citation of Academic Papers" (with Junhan Wang and  Xibao Li). Waverly Ding (U. Maryland) discussed.

December 13: Nur Ahmed  (MIT) - presented "Scientific Labor Market and Firm-level Appropriation Strategy in Artificial Intelligence Research"

November 15: Natasha Overmeyer (University of Oregon) presented "Selling Snake Oil and Unicorns: Performative Standardization in the Evaluation of Early-Stage Venture Ideas". Temitope Oladimeji (University of Massachussetts - Amherst) discussed.

November 1: Ouafaa Hmaddi (City University of New York) presented "Accelerators or brakes? A field experiment on encouraging entrepreneurship in Morocco" (with Peter Younkin). Valentina Assenova (Wharton) discussed. 

October 18: Ryan Allen (University of Washington) - presented "Market Size Inversion: How Diffusion Dynamics Obfuscate the Potential Market Size of Novel Innovations"

September 28: Annamaria Conti (Instituto de Empresa)  presented "The hidden costs of fairness in platform markets" (with Juan Santalo, Instituto de Empresa). Kevin Boudreau (Northeastern University) discussed. Paper available here.

September 20: Paul Hünermund (Copenhagen Business School) - presented "The effect of publicly co-funded industry-science collaboration on scientific production” (with Cindy Lopes-Bento  - KU Leuven, National Research Fund Luxembourg, and Maikel Pellens (KU Leuven). Dima Nedelcheva Yankova (INGENIO) discussed.

May 10: Simon Parker (Ivey Business School) - presented "Women empowerment and female entrepreneurship: Evidence from a natural experiment in India” (with Danny Chung). Jorge Guzman (Columbia U.) discussed.

April 20: Chiara Spina (INSEAD - Singapore) - presented "When do Entrepreneurs Benefit from Acting Like Scientists? A Field Experiment in the UK" (with Elena Novelli). Valentina Tartari (Copenhagen Business School) discussed.

March 30: Valentina Tartari (Copenhagen Business School) presented "Publish or Procreate: The Effect of Motherhood on Academic Performance” (with S. Cairo and S. Dalum). Alexandra Graddy-Reed (U Southern California) discussed

March 8: Ryan Coles (U. of Connecticut) - presented "The gender gap and entrepreneurial barriers to entry in Mexico" (with G Raines and P Polhill). HC Kongsted discussed 

February 14: Theodore Vladasel (U. of Pompeu Fabra) - presented "Are entrepreneurs more upwardly mobile?" (with M Lindquist). 

February 9: Florenta Teodoridis  (USC) - presented "Consequences of an R&D division of labor on complementary innovation: Evidence from quantum computing" (with A Goldfarb and J Lu).

December 7: Elizabeth Embry (U. of Colorado) - presented "An entrepreneurial approach to cross-sector partnerships: The case of the Boulder Energy Challenge" (with Jeffrey York). 

November 16: Khonika Gope (Stanford) presented "The Impact of Accelerator Training on the Career Trajectory of Individual Entrepreneurs".  

November 1: Chuck Eesley (Stanford) presented "Confluence of Tech and Talent: Return Migration and Rural Online Entrepreneurship" (paper with W. Koo). Elena Kulchina (N. Carolina State U) discussed.

October 20: Robert Eberhart (UCLA) presented "A Legacy of the Samurai: How Communities Shape Venture Outcomes" (paper with R. Rottner and M. Lounsbury). Ted Zoller (UNC, Chapel Hill) discussed.

October 13: Christopher Esposito (U Chicago)  presented "The Speed of Knowledge and the Organization of Invention" (with F van der Wouden). Nicholas Pairolaro (USPTO, Economist, Office of the Chief Economist) discussed.

September 29: Michael Park (U Minnesota) presented "Caring but sharing unintentionally: Lobbying for innovation and the leakage of knowledge". Andy Wu (Harvard U) discussed 

June 29: Supradeep Dutta (Rutgers - Camden) and Jenna Rodrigues (Minerva Lab - USC) presented "Government Funding Innovation Amid Uncertainty: The Case of COVID-19 and NIH SBIR Grant Selection" (with Timothy B Folta)

May 31: Pietro Santoleri (European Commission’s Joint Research Centre) presented "The Causal Effects of R&D Grants: Evidence from a Regression Discontinuity" (with Andrea Mina, Alberto Di Minin, and Irene Martelli).

May 11: Donna Ginther (U. Kansas) presented "The rise of teamwork and career prospects in academic science" (with Mabel Andalon, Catherine de Fontenay, and Quanghui Lim), to be discussed by James Evans (U Chicago).

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April 20: Lisa Hehenberger (ESADE) presented "Pathways towards emancipation: Identity work and social entrepreneurship by and for marginalized communities" (with Asma Naimi, Sophie Bacq and Jill Kickul); discussed by Violina Rindova (USC).

March 30: Daniel Armanios (U Oxford) presented "Certifying need: Can expanding certification access help ventures in impoverished communities?" (with Lauren Lanahan, Amol Joshi, and Ouafaa Hmadd); discussed by Wesley Sine (Cornell U).

March 9: Lauren Lanahan (U Oregon) presented "Estimating spillovers from publicly funded R&D: Evidence from the U.S. Department of Energy" (with Kyle Myers, Harvard Business School)