Third-Party Funded Projects
| Title | Socially and ethically mindful entrepreneurship |
| Financing | BMBF - Joint project with the Tübingen Artificial Intelligence Center |
| Description | How to foster socially mindful entrepreneurship without sacrificing profit orientation remains an open topic. Therefore, we conduct a series of field experiments in real life entrepreneurship classes in order to get insights into this research field. |
| Principal investigator | Jun.-Prof. Dr. Theresa Veer |
| Period | 2019-2022 |
| Title | Ethnography of Design Inequality and AI |
| Financing | BMBF - Joint project with the Tübingen Artificial Intelligence Center |
| Principal investigator | Dr. Mona Sloane |
| Period | 2019-2022 |
| Title | Democratizing innovation |
| Financing | BMWi and BMBF |
| Description | Partizipative Produktentwicklung und –vermarktung in Zeiten der Shareconomy |
| Principal investigator | Jun.-Prof. Dr. Theresa Veer |
| Period | 2019-2020 |
| Title | Entrepreneurial Overconfidence – Advice Taking and Seeking |
| Financing | Fritz Thyssen Foundation |
| Description | We explore the degree to which entrepreneurs in IT-startups seek and take advice depending on their level of overplacement and overestimation. |
| Principal investigator | Jun.-Prof. Dr. Theresa Veer; Jun.-Prof. Dr. Jan Riepe |
| Period | 2018-2020 |
| Title | Taking advice and leveraging complementary assets – how start-ups benefit from corporate venture capital |
| Financing | Institutional Strategy of the University of Tübingen (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) |
| Description | We provide unique CVC evidence by analyzing the two major columns of CVC value enhancing activities: complementary assets (hard capital) and knowledge transfer/advice (soft capital). Specifically, we look at the use and leverage of complementary assets by the start-up, and, second, the taking of advice by the founder team. |
| Principal investigator | Jun.-Prof. Dr. Theresa Veer |
| Period | 2017-2018 |