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MTCI - News & Events

The MTCI Research Center organizes several "Research Days” and research seminars throughout the year to advance current research and facilitate collaboration. All events are open to external participants as well.

2026

  • Research Dat on “Research at the edge of the digital world”, June 19, 2026

2025

  • Research Dat on “Technology and Social Impact”, June 6, 2025

 

2025-2026

  • Zachary Estes, 'Good Sounds Make Good Names for Good Products’, Bayes Business School, City St George’s, University of London. 
  • Tatiana Sokolova, ‘Tick, Type and Swipe: The Effect of Search Filter Format in Consumer Search’, Tilburg University.
  • Maura L. Scott, ‘Marketing Research at the Sustainability Crossroads: Advancing Individual and Societal Wellbeing’, Arizona State University
  • Martin Mende ‘Rethinking Service: Technology, Sustainability, and the Road Ahead’, Arizona State University.
  • Pascal Güntürkün ‘Individual Impact Feedback, Social Media Sharing, and Donor Retention’, WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business).
  • Abhishek Borah, ‘Excess Image Search’, INSEAD. 

2024-2025

  • June 30, 2025
    DAVIDE ORAZI - Monash Business School: “The Effect of Linguistic Extraordinariness on Experiential Consumption”
  • June 19, 2025
    SARA BASKENTLI - Western Washington University: “Consumer well-being, morality, sustainability and AI”
  • June 13, 2025
    AHMED TIMOUMI - Indian School of Business: “Let Beauty Lie in the Eye of the Beholder: Evidence from the NFT Market”
  • April 15, 2025
    KLAUS MILLER - HEC Paris: “Clicks vs. Commitments: The Economic Trade-Offs of Polarizing News Content”
  • December 10, 2024 
    MARGHERITA PAGANI - SKEMA Business School: “Unlocking Business Creativity Using Artificial Intelligence”
  • November 5, 2024
    CHRISTOPH UNGEMACH - TUM School of Management: “How to Convey Environmental Impact to Facilitate Sustainable Behavior”
  • October 01, 2024
    MENG ZHU - Virginia Tech: Prediction Aversion: The Unbearable Heft of Knowing the Future
  • September 30, 2024
    DIOGO HILDEBRAND - Baruch College: Cultural patterns on the acceptance of algorithmic recommendation
  • September 10, 2024
    ALBERT VALENTÍ - IESE Business School: Thank You, Mr. President: The Impact of National-Populist Election Victories on Advertising and Price Promotion Effectiveness

 

  • Best paper award at La Londe Conference: Li, Y.; Joerling, M. (2025, June). Data Philanthropy: Individual Data Donation Decision for the Greater Good, La Londe Conference, Porquerolles.