This Thursday, we had the pleasure of discussing another paper and trying to collectively make sense of the reviewer’s comments and how to respond to them. This was a great exercise in interpretation, offering learning opportunities for seniors as well … Continue reading
This week we also have the benefit of discussing a paper going out for review in a short time. Again, for reasons of anonymity, we do not tell you more about it besides that it is dealing with Incident Command … Continue reading
The other week TripleED discussed a paper on the routines of ski guides in order to handle some review comments. For the sake of review anonymity we do not go into further detail, but invite you to enjoy the beauty … Continue reading
It has been ages since this website was updated and used. The ambition is to change this. Much has happened, and this will follow in a series of posts. Stay tuned! First on the agenda: We have the pleasure of … Continue reading
Join us! We are hiring a fully funded postdoc for two years, with a potential for future permanent employment. We can promise you great opportunities working with things that excite you, and that can change things! We are looking for … Continue reading
Next week (20th and 21st of April) we (TripleEd) have the great pleasure of welcoming Lauren Waardenburg to Umeå School of Business, Economics, and Statistics (USBE). Lauren is an assistant professor of Information Systems at IESEG School of Management. Lauren will give … Continue reading
Sophie Jané (Postdoc in Business Administration) has been invited to serve as a guest speaker at the 2022 Academy of Management Conference New Doctoral Student Consortium (NDSC). Sophie will be a panelist for a session titled “What is it like … Continue reading
We are looking for two postdocs interested in exploring the intersection between extreme contexts and AI. One postdoc will be based at the Department of Computer Science, and one postdoc will be based at the Department of Business Administration. The … Continue reading
Juuuuust before the new year, Oscar, Ola and Markus, article became available online. Any curious reader find it here: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1461355720980759
In what ways can detective work be understood as a social process? Together with Ola Lindberg and Oscar Rantatalo we explore this question in our recent article “Sensemaking in detective work: The social nature of crime investigation”, accepted for publication … Continue reading