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Welcome to CICALICS Workshop

November 25-26th, 2023 Sino-Danish Center,
University of Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing

About

This year we would like to put more emphasis on the role of emerging technologies in addressing the sustainability challenges. In recent years, the nexus of emerging technologies and sustainability has emerged as a critical area. With the world facing pressing challenges related to climate change, sustainable social and economic development, the role of cutting-edge technologies in addressing these issues cannot be overstated. Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, renewable energy systems, and advanced materials hold immense promise in revolutionizing how we approach sustainability. These technologies offer the potential to enhance resource efficiency, reduce environmental impacts, and create innovative solutions for complex sustainability problems. Moreover, they enable data-driven insights and predictive capabilities that empower managers and policy makers to make informed choices for a more sustainable future. In the quest to achieve this, understanding the potential and limitations of emerging technologies in the context of sustainability is not only essential but also pivotal in shaping a more environmentally responsible and resilient world. Moreover, the role of IP management in this process is not to be underestimated and should be one of the focal points of the discussion. With this background in mind, CICALICS Workshop 2023 aims at discussing the current trends in emerging technologies and their role in sustainability as well as probing for their future both from the research and practice perspectives.

Programme

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CICALICS Workshop Participants

1. Arnthor Gunnarsson, Aalborg University, UCAS

2. Emil Kristoffer Hyttel Bohmann, Technical University of Denmark, SDC, UCAS

3. Farooq Muhammad Sabil, Qilu Institue of Technology

4. Feroze Nazia, Nankai University

5. Haofu Wang, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

6. Jiayu Nie, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

7. Kasper Haurum, Aalborg University, SDC

8. Mihaela Gaglioti Roibu, Copenhagen Business School, UCAS

9. Qinjie Yang, University of Nottingham Ningbo China

10. Qiuya Song, Northeastern University

11. Ripon Roy, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

12. Ruiqi Ma, Aalborg University, SDC

13. Sascha Struwe, Aalborg University / Wunderman Thompson MAP

14. Sergei Mozheiko, Roskilde University, UCAS

15. Tianxiu Zhang, University of Science and Technology of China

16. Yisheng Wang, China Central Parties School, National School of Governance

17. Yue Guo, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

18. Alak Barman, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

19. Chenliang Li, University of Science and Technology of China

20. Anam Jalil

21. Bofei Zhang, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

22. Claudia Squarzon, University of Copenhagen

23. Danyang He, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, SDC

24. Daojuan Wang, Aalborg University

25. Jiang Fan, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

26. Jingyan Huang, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, SDC

27. Jun Shi, South Central Minzu University

28. Li Yicheng, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

29. Liang Mei, Peking University

30. Maryam Tariq

31. Mirel Tatomir, Roskilde University, UCAS

32. Qudsia Aftab

33. Shahamak Rezaei, Roskilde University

34. Sirinant Khunakornbodintr, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

35. Tailun Chen, Zhejiang University

36. Xiangwen Qiao, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

37. Yang Cheng, Aalborg University

38. You Jia, Shanghai International Studies University

39. Ali Irshad Zardari

40. Jun Jin, Zhejiang University

41. Yangxue Xiang, Hangzhou Normal University

42. Yuxiao Song, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, SDC

43. Fang Dong, Tsinghua University

44. Shijie Du, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

45. Yuhui Feng, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

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CICALICS Workshop 2023 Presentations

  1. Arnthor Gunnarsson, Aalborg University, UCAS – Minimum Viable Ecosystem Through Collaborative University Industry PhD projects

  2. Chenliang Li, University of Science and Technology of China

  3. Daojuan Wang, Aalborg University – Talk the Walk or Walk the Talk? A Configurational Perspective on The Determinants of CSR Decoupling

  4. Haofu Wang, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences – Research on The Impact of Innovation Ecological Embedding on Dual Innovation in Non-Core Firms: Based on Strategic Flexibility And Ecological Legitimacy Perspectives

  5. Jun Shi, South Central Minzu University – The Impact of Returnee Executives on Green Innovation: Mediating Effect of Innovation Persistence and Moderating Effect of Political Affiliation

  6. Kasper Haurum, Aalborg University, SDC – Predictive Analysis of Carbon Emission Trading in China: An Integrated Approach. Co-authored with Ruiqi Ma, Aalborg University, SDC.

  7. Mihaela Gaglioti Roibu, Copenhagen Business School, UCAS – From Catch-Up to Forging Ahead Through (Green) Windows of Opportunity: China and The Rare Earth Elements

  8. Qinjie Yang, University of Nottingham Ningbo China – A Tale of Two Ties: The Impact of a Focal City’s Direct and Indirect Collaboration Networks on Regional Innovation

  9. Qiuya Song, Northeastern University – Niche Defining to Niche Embracing in Technological Convergence: Exploring Convergence Stages in The Biochip Sector

  10. Sascha Struwe, Aalborg University – The Dark Side of Service Ecosystems: Value Co-Destruction in The Value Process of Open Banking

  11. Sergei Mozheiko, Roskilde University, UCAS – Scaling Sustainable Ecosystems for Corporate Nonmarket Leverage

  12. Tailun Chen, Zhejiang University – Responsible Digitalization for Sustainable Business: Unveiling the Impact on CSR Disclosure Quality

  13. Tianxiu Zhang, University of Science and Technology of China – Is R&D Volatility Conducive to Innovation? Distinguishing The Antecedents of Volatility

  14. Yangxue Xiang, Hangzhou Normal University – Research on The Value Co-Creation Mechanism of Innovation Ecosystems for Export Manufacturing Enterprises: A Perspective of Digital Empowerment

  15. Yue Guo, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

CONGRATULATIONS!

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The best working paper award at the CICALICS Workshop goes to

Mihaela Gaglioti Roibu, Copenhagen Business School, UCAS – From Catch-Up to Forging Ahead Through (Green) Windows of Opportunity: China and The Rare Earth Elements

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Practicalities

Practicalities

Date and Venue:

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The CICALICS workshop will take place

  • on November 25-26

  • at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Yanqihu Campus, SDC Building,  Yanqihu East Road 1, Huairou District, Beijing, China 101408 
    中国 北京市怀柔区雁栖湖东路1号 中国科学院大学 雁栖湖校区 中丹科教中心大楼 

 

We will start on November 25th at 8.30-09.30 with registrations. Please make sure to arrive a little earlier to register and get settled.

Remember to bring your passport / ID for checking in at the campus gate (and hotel, if requested).

If you are coming by car, please contact yhqin@ucas.ac.cn to arrange a parking spot on campus.

 

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Accommodation:

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f you requested accommodation pre-booking at any of the event hotels, the pre-booking will be done on your behalf for the requested period of stay. The expenses are covered by the participants themselves. For practical issues regarding accommodation, please contact yhqin@ucas.ac.cn

 

Refreshments and Meals:

 

Light refreshments, lunch and dinner will be provided during the workshop. We are delighted to announce that the workshop dinner is scheduled to take place at the iconic Sunrise Kempinski Hotel on November 25th. We look forward to the pleasure of your company there (https://www.kempinski.com/en/sunrise-kempinski-hotel-beijing).

 

Presentation Format:

 

The accepted paper presentations are scheduled to take place in parallel tracks on November 26th, Sunday after lunch. Presentations should be concise, lasting no more than 15 minutes, with an additional 10-15 minutes for questions and feedback from the audience. A projector and screen will be available for your presentation. Please ensure your presentation is in a compatible format (e.g., PowerPoint or PDF) and is available on a USB stick.

 

If you have any questions or require further assistance, feel free to reach out to us any time at alexandraec@business.aau.dk.

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