International Open Innovation conference in Naples on the 27th of June 2018

Michel Schilperoord will present at the International Open Innovation conference (www.openinnovationtmc.org/) in Naples on the 27th of June 2018. He will provide input on development of a second pilot study for simulating and learning about the emergence of start-ups. In the first pilot study, set in the context of Irish High-Potential Start-ups Programme and published in 2016, a suite of simulation experiments was developed for testing predictors and policy with respect to high-potential start-ups. The outcomes of these experiments not only provided proof of concept for the predictors, but also confirmed the rationale for the HPSU Programme. The second pilot study will re-examine the outcomes of these experiments in the context of China’s move to mass entrepreneurship, with focus on the evolution of Shanghai’s start-up ecosystem.

Seminar for JGU students in summer semester 2019 (March 2018)

Fellows of the „Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes“ (German Academic Scholarship Foundation) at St. John’s College of University of Cambridge, UK are invited to join the course „Policy Modelling Using Agent-Based Simulation“ led by Prof. Dr. Petra Ahrweiler and fellow sociologist Prof. Dr. Nigel Gilbert (University of Surrey, UK) in late Summer 2018 at the Studienstiftungs-Akademie „Zukunft. Future“ in Cambridge, UK.