How to Research Emerging Tech in Information Systems - Professor Juho Lindman, Gothenburg University, Sweden

  • 3-3 ECTS credits
  • Academic year 2024-2025
  • DP00AU17
This seminar will describe how to conduct successful frontier research on emerging information systems, including topics such as blockchain or self-sustainable identity. We will consider how to build relevant early networks in industry and the public sector to support this research effort and how to communicate the early results of the research.

Education information

Implementation date

04.12.2024 - 05.12.2024 (two full days starting at 9 AM each day)

Enrollment period

-

Education type

Field-specific studies

Alternativity of education

Optional

Location

Linnanmaa

Venue location

Frost Club (Tellus), Linnanmaa Campus, University of Oulu, Finland; https://www.oulu.fi/en/university/campuses

Enrollment and further information

Email arto.lanamaki@oulu.fi

  • In your email, please identify your

1) affiliation (research unit, faculty),
2) supervisor(s),
3) research topic, and
4) current year of PhD progress and estimated defense year

Education description

The course is designed for Ph.D. students in all stages of their studies engaged in digital innovation research in information systems or closely related fields. Still, it should also be of interest to a broader audience. Specifically, we focus on research on the “bleeding edge,” including novel and emerging non-mature technologies, where opportunities and challenges are significant. However, please note that participants do not need to focus on “bleeding edge tech”—emerging technology research can help to tell us a lot about these technologies. As group work, participants can work on their cases, data, or a provided case (by organizers).

Please note that due to the interactive nature of this seminar, our intake is limited to 15 doctoral researchers and 15 additional participants.

Last updated: 11.9.2024