ERI Brownbag seminar
The brownbag seminars are a series of internal research events by the TUM Entrepreneurship Research Institute (TUM ERI). In the seminar, our scholars present current research projects or other research-related themes. We cover a broad range of topics around entrepreneurship and organization research, from cognitive processes of opportunity recognition, to strategic topics surrounding opportunity exploitation, and their respective consequences for personal, team, or venture outcomes. The studies presented in the seminar can be equally conducted on individual, team, and organizational levels. The types of presentations and maturity of the research varies, ranging from initial research ideas to full papers.
If you are interested in attending the seminar, please get in touch with David Huber. As some of the topics presented may be early stage ideas or confidential works in progress, we will let you know which sessions would be suitable for guests to attend. The seminars usually take place once a month, on the first Thursday, 1-2 p.m. at the TUM ERI building in Garching or via Zoom.
| Date | Presenter | Topic |
| April 03, 2025 | Milena Barg | Leadership Practices in Entrepreneurial Teams |
| April 24 | Ekky Tammarar Alfian | Alignment and Collaboration in Grand Scientific Endeavors |
| June 05 | Alex Christian | |
| July 03 | Alexander Daamen | |
| August 07 | David Nawrath | |
| September 04 | Mohammed Bendaanane | |
| October 02 | Carmen Mayer | |
| Future dates open to the public to be announced here - please check back |