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Students in the Retail Management program had a workshop at Vitamin Well about marketing Vitamin Well outside and inside of petrol stations.

The Department of Management and Organization is proud to announce that Jonas Dahl has presented and successfully defended his PhD-thesis, titled "The Dynamics of Failure Sharing" on February 21st.

The rise of generative AI (GenAI) is challenging the idea that AI is only useful for automation and efficiency and suggests it’s time to rethink human-AI collaboration. A new research article by HOI researcher Sebastian Krakowski recently published in Information & Organization, argues that GenAI can enhance creativity, democratize AI access, and fundamentally change the way organizations function.

The Baltic states officially severed their energy ties with Russia and Belarus on February 7, 2025, successfully desynchronizing from the BRELL electricity network without experiencing blackouts. However, recent cable disruptions in the Baltic Sea have raised new energy security concerns, underscoring the need to diversify and decentralize power systems. A new SITE policy brief analyzes the challenges and lessons learned from this transition and compares it to Ukraine’s energy resilience.

Sophia Nabil (b. 2002) is being awarded this year's Anders Wall Scholarship in collaboration with SSE Business Lab. The scholarship amount is 200,000 SEK.

For those with a sports background or experience in the Armed Forces who want to maximize their potential in their current career while preparing for the future

According to the Financial Times’ newest ranking of Europe’s startup hubs, dramatic changes are afoot: half of last year’s leading hubs have vanished from the list, while SSE Business Lab has surged ahead. Now ranked at number eight, SSE's incubator is the only Nordic hub to earn a place in the top ten.

Retail Management students in Fazer Retail Club had a workshop focusing on ways to introduce a new take on porridge, an innovation in a though and stagnant segment.

Western support for Ukraine is at a crossroads, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. A new policy brief from the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE), authored by Torbjörn Becker, Maria Perrotta Berlin, Anders Olofsgård, and Jesper Roine, argues that continued aid is not only a moral duty but also an economic necessity for Europe, emphasizing that the cost of allowing Russia to win would far exceed the price of sustained assistance.

Torsdag 6 mars 2025 kl. 10.00-11.30 gästas Scores öppna seminarium av Johanna Ringar, docent i historia, Stockholms universitet/Uppsala universitet & Johan Boberg, lektor i utbildningssociologi, Uppsala universitet. Varmt välkommen!