IM K hosted its eighth research seminar on January 16, 2026, for the year 2025-26. It was conducted by Prof. V K Narayana, Deloitte & Touché Jones Stubbs Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship in Drexel University, Philadelphia, USA. The topic was March toward a Workless Society Abstract of the talk given below In this paper, I will challenge a key …Read more »
IM K hosted its seventh research seminar on January 08, 2026, for the year 2025-26. It was conducted by Prof. T. E. S. Raghavan, emeritus professor at the University of Illinois, Chicago, USA. The topic was On the applications of scaling the entries of a matrix Abstract of the talk given below Various biological, statistical, and social science data come …Read more »
IM K hosted its sixth research seminar on December 22, 2025, for the year 2025-26. It was conducted by Prof. Atanu Chaudhuri, Professor of Technology and Operations Management at Durham University Business School, UK. The topic was Sustainability of Satellite Operations around the Earth Abstract of the talk given below The rapid growth of satellites—especially in low Earth orbit—has created …Read more »
IIM K hosted its fifth research seminar on December 17, 2025, for the year 2025-26. It was conducted by Prof. Mridul Kumar Saggar, Professor of Practice, Economics, IIM Kozhikode. The topic was Are we in the Goldilocks Scenario Abstract of the talk given below This talk will examine whether the current characterization of the Indian economy as being in a …Read more »
IIM K hosted its fourth research seminar on August 14, 2025, for the year 2025-26. It was conducted by Prof. Siva Nathan, Robinson College of Business, Georgia State University, USA The topic was Assessing Supply Chain Sustainability: A Multidimensional Framework for Comprehensive Evaluation Abstract of the talk given below This study reviews influential papers in the sustainability and supply chain …Read more »
IIM K hosted its third research seminar on August 12, 2025, for the year 2025-26. It was conducted by Prof. Kiran Pedada, Associate Professor & The Associates Fellow, Marketing and Inclusive Business, Asper School of Business, University of Manitoba, Canada. The topic was Ripple Effect of Hybrid vs. Digital Communication on Consumer Value: A Field Quasi Experiment with Rural Microentrepreneurs Abstract …Read more »
IIM K hosted its second research seminar on July 24, 2025, for the year 2025-26. It was conducted by Dr. Priyadarshi Amar, University of Wisconsin–Madison, USA The topic was Countering Misinformation Early: Evidence from a Classroom-Based Field Experiment in India Abstract of the talk given below Misinformation poses serious risks for democratic governance, conflict, and health. This study evaluates whether sustained, …Read more »
IIM K hosted its first research seminar on July 09, 2025, for the year 2025-26. It was conducted by Prof. Saumik Paul, Senior Lecturer, Global Development Institute (GDI), The University of Manchester, UK The topic was Fading Hopes? Petroleum Production and Industry Supply Chain Growth in Ghana Abstract of the talk given below This study investigates the effect of petroleum production …Read more »
By Prof. T. N. Krishnan With the blitzkrieg of Carlsen against the (ex) World Champ Anand, the Chess world seem to have shifted back to a youthful era. Not long ago was the pseudonym‘lightning kid’ applied to the ex-world champion extolling his prodigious rise at a young age and his immense speed of play (and analysis). Perhaps age is no …Read more »
By Prof. Abhilash S. Nair Since independence, successive governments have endeavored to develop an egalitarian India whose economic development percolates to citizens living across the country. A major step in ensuring this outcome has been the various studies that have identified backwardness of different states in India. Accordingly, the central resource allocation is channeled so as to bridge this development …Read more »
By Prof. Aparajith Ramnath Facebook’s plans to build a 394-flat residential complex for its staff in California, and the ensuing discussions in the media, raise an interesting historical question. Why do companies set up townships? There are strategic reasons: the seventeenth-century walled cities of Fort St. George (Madras) and Fort William (Calcutta) were established by the East India Company as …Read more »
By Prof. Mahesh P. Bhave If you go to Reliance Fresh or Big Bazaar, and are about to pay for the merchandize you have bought, chances are greater than even that the person at the cash register has no change to give you. He will ask you if you could produce the exact amount. If asked as a sheepish request, …Read more »
By Prof. Kausik Gangopadhyay Blaise Pascal, a gifted French mathematician and physicist of the seventeenth century, was an interesting character. Working on his own, Pascal discovered most of the Euclidean Geometry in his early adolescence. By his early teens, he invented a calculating machine—with no less than 20 prototypes called “Pascalines” made—to perform all four arithmetic operations. Unfortunately, prohibitively high …Read more »
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