Using Retrospective Data
On the third day of the new year, Markus Hällgren and I got our teaching case on “Using Retrospective Data” published. That is what I call a good start into […]
Transformation from the inside
Money, money, money… Today, Henrik Linderoth and I received funding for yet another research project. This time for a project called “Transformation from the inside: the importance of pockets of […]
Back in Melbs…
It took longer than I expected when I left RMIT and Melbourne the last time, but now I’m finally back! Unfortunately, this time it is “only” for six weeks. Still, […]
PhD # 3 done
Today was a big day! It was big for me, but even bigger for my doctoral student Virginia Rosales who successfully defended her thesis. Congrats, well done! You did an […]
The ketchup effect…
Academic publishing is kind of similar to getting ketchup from an old Heinz bottle. First, nothing, then nothing, and all of a sudden a lot at the same time. Before […]
#25 is out…
Our paper “The role of space for a paradoxical way of thinking and doing: A study of idea work in architectural firms” is now available online. Click here to access […]
Teaching case: Extreme contexts
Two years ago, Markus Hällgren and I got an article accepted where we analyzed the fatal 1996 Mount Everest climbing incident with a focus on team formation. The paper was […]
Tinkerbell is out…
Our recently accepted paper on Tinkerbell and the Empire State Building is now available online. To download the short paper click here. How to cite this article: Jacobsson, M. and […]
#25 Paradoxes
Two years and 21 days. That is the time it took from initial submission to acceptance of our most recent publication, “The role of space for a paradoxical way of […]
Money, money, money…
Today, my continued involvement at Jönköping University was secured for another 18 months. Together with Henrik Linderoth, I namely got just over one million SEK in research funding from Smart Built […]
