Research Events
We host a variety of research events and seminars throughout the year. Find out what's coming up and how to attend.
Our seminars and events cover research from each of our subject groups. They tackle topics and challenges from a variety of sectors and perspectives. Regular events include:
- guest lectures and seminars
- research presentations
- conferences
We maintain global partnerships with institutions and businesses. As such, our research events often feature speakers from outside of Newcastle University. They include renowned academics and industry figures from across the globe.
Many of our research events and seminars are internal events. They are open to staff and students from the Business School and the wider University.
We also hold public events which are open to the wider community, including guests from outside the University.
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Deliberate Process Navigation Through Sensing as a Design Thinking Threshold Concept
Entrepreneurship & Innovation research seminar with Dr Lucy Hatt. Explore how designers navigate uncertainty, context and others in the gaps between process steps.
The Covenant-Defeasance Option in Corporate Bonds
Finance research seminar with Professor Karin S. Thorburn on why issuers under financial constraints often add defeasance to bonds with high uncertainty, growth potential, and many covenants.
How do Investors Trade Option Anomalies?
Finance research seminar with Professor Chardin Wese Simen on how investors trade option anomalies.
How Entrepreneurs Develop Collective Strategies for Institutional Work in their City
Entrepreneurship & Innovation research seminar. PhD student Juan Hwang explores how entrepreneurs build collective strategies to influence institutions and create change in their city.
Bank Credit Risk and Biodiversity
Finance research seminar with Dr Nikolaos Papanikolaou. His paper explores the relationship between banks’ biodiversity-related activities and credit risk by analysing both disclosure narratives and institutional actions.
Decomposing Unrealized Returns into Adapted and Unadapted Components Using Reference Points
Finance research seminar with Professor Darren Duxbury. His research examines how unrealized returns can be split into adapted (internalised) and unadapted (externalised) components, showing that each has opposing effects on future risk-taking and stock returns.