News and Announcements
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AI expertise to strengthen MMTC research on Sweden’s forests
MMTC Director Professor Leona Achtenhagen Opens in new window. has been awarded a Knut and Alice Wallenberg AI Consultancy Grant, bringing specialist AI expertise into the ongoing research project Profit versus nature? .
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Sophia Engl and Agnetta Nabukenya win the 2026 MMTC Thesis Award
What happens to trust when people learn that the information they receive has been generated by AI? This question is at the heart of the winning thesis in the 2026 MMTC Thesis Award.
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Best Paper Award for MMTC member Daniel de los Rios Pérez
MMTC member and JIBS PhD candidate Daniel Alejandro de los Rios Pérez has received a Best Paper Award at the 2026 Journal of Business Venturing Insights (JBVI) Entrepreneurship Academy .
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New research explores how corporate heritage can be transformed into intellectual capital
A new article by MMTC member Lucia Pizzichini Opens in new window. , together with her co-authors Pier Franco Luigi Fraboni, Elena Borin and Demetris Vrontis , published in the Journal of Intellectual Capital , explores how organisations can use their corporate heritage to develop intellectual capital.
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Beyond the message: What shapes household crisis preparedness?
Receiving crisis information does not automatically translate into being prepared. New research from MMTC member Elvira Kaneberg and Imoh Antai examines how people interpret and respond to crisis information, offering insights into the factors that can strengthen – or hinder – household preparedness.
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New Study Explores How Entrepreneurs Can Maintain Support Despite Setbacks
How can entrepreneurs continue pursuing ambitious goals when delays and setbacks threaten stakeholder support?
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Congratulations to Dr Fyery Adhena Abreha on her successful doctoral defence
MMTC member Fyery Adhena Abreha Opens in new window. successfully defended her doctoral thesis in Business Administration at Jönköping International Business School (JIBS) on 26 August 2026.
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Technology, people and sustainability: The shift towards Supply Chain 5.0
A new chapter co-authored by MMTC member Carla Goncalves Machado Opens in new window. examines the transition from Industry 4.0 to Industry 5.0 and the technological, human and environmental considerations needed to create more sustainable and resilient supply chains.
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Content updated 2019-03-08
