House of Innovation (HOI) and Mistra Center for Sustainable Markets (Misum), in collaboration with SASSE Entrepreneurship Society, hosted a webinar about resolving conflicts between social, environmental, and economic goals. Join us and learn more about working with social innovations as we launch this year's Social Innovation Scholarship!

Linus Dahlander, a professor at ESMT Berlin, presented his recent research on how organizations structure their selection of innovation projects to reduce errors in the form of false positives and negatives.

We celebrated the release of the first-ever Handbook of family firm internationalization.

Dr. Wadid Lamine, Associate Professor at University of Ottawa, joined us to present his recent research on entrepreneurship in the space industry.

This digital conference examined how Covid-19 has served to bolster entrepreneurship and innovation.

Joacim Tåg, associate professor at Lund University, presented research about CEO health and corporate Governance.

Ola Henfridsson, professor of business technology at Miami Herbert Business School, presented his latest research at House of Innovation. This seminar was organised in collaboration with the Stockholm School of Economics.

Family businesses, one of the most persistent and common forms of business organization in the world, are often characterized by strong resilience. That is, the ability to persist in the face of substantial changes in the external business and economic environment, or the ability to withstand disruptions and catastrophic events.

Eric Walden, Professor at Texas Tech University and Director of the Texas Tech Neuroimaging Institute, presented his latest research about a genetic basis for people's propensities to search for information online.

SSE Institute for Research (SIR) and House of Innovation (HOI), in collaboration with the Ester Foundation invited to a digital event about the role of women in breaking social exclusion, dependency on welfare benefits and marginalization in Sweden. The conversations were led by the author and journalist Alexandra Pascalidou, whose latest book "The Mothers" depicts the stories of 20 women living in the most vulnerable areas of Sweden. The event was held in Swedish.