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Last year’s book on Diffusive Spreading in Nature, Technology and Society has recently received the Literature Award of the German Chemical Industry Fund (FCI). The book contains a chapter by wi1 member Albrecht Fritzsche on Spreading Innovations: Models, Designs and Research Directions. It is one o...

Albrecht Fritzsche and Sascha Julian Oks met with regional officials of the Association of German Engineers (VDI) to hand over their compilation on the Future of Engineering, published in the renowned Springer Series on Philosophy of Engineering and Technology (POET). The book presents twenty differ...

Diffusion models can be used to describe a large variety of phenomena in many fields of research, including thermodynamics, bacteriology, linguistics and archaeology, but also innovation management. The latest publication of wi1 member Albrecht Fritzsche investigates how the models used to study inn...

Over the last years, the Peter Pribilla Foundation has provided support for numerous outstanding scholars to pursue research projects, collaborate, exchange experience and explore new ways of experimentation, communication, teaching and training. The results can be found in a new publication, which ...

We use to think about innovation in terms of spaces, inside and outside a company, where different people do different things. In his latest publication, wi1 member Albrecht Fritzsche asks if this view is really helpful for gaining a better understanding of how innovation works. Drawing on evolution...

We are happy to announce that Wi1 is featured in the newest book of the Springer series of “Wireless Technology”. In the chapter “An Application Map for Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems” Sascha Julian Oks, Albrecht Fritzsche and Kathrin M. Möslein derive and elaborate an overview of application fie...

As part of the joint NEMODE project, Cambridge Service Alliance has published a white paper called" Facilitating co-creation in living labs: The JOSEPHS study" available at www.cambridgeservicealliance.eng.cam.ac.uk. The team of researchers - Katharina Greve, Veronica Martinez, Julia Jonas, Andy Nee...