Doctoral Studies Programme: 2023 recipients announced

• Pete Jha, University of Cambridge.  PhD title: How do decision-makers collectively select product investments for radical innovations?
• Mika Kaibara Portugaise, University of Oxford.  PhD title:  Upstream waste mitigation through open innovation: technology-guided collaborative Circular Economy transitions in the electronics sector.
•  Xinger Wei, University of Manchester.  PhD title: Exploring the impact of AI technologies on environmental technological innovation from the patent perspective – the case of the manufacturing industry in China.
• Fatema Elwakeel, University of Cambridge.  PhD title:  Design co-creation R&D data strategy models to manage emerging and future technologies within organisations: metaverse, digital twins and AI context.

The Doctoral Studies Programme award provides up to three years funding to talented prospective or mid-study PhD students, offering an opportunity to concentrate on the studentship for the period of the award.  The expectation is that candidates will have a Masters degree in a relevant field or an excellent first degree or equivalent. Candidates are expected to complete yearly progress reports and to make a copy of their thesis available to RADMA upon its completion.  Find out more about awarded funding