Dr. Cornelia Lawson

Biography

Cornelia Lawson is a Professor of Economics specializing in Science and Innovation at the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research (MIOIR). Her research focuses on the performance and career paths of researchers and inventors, as well as inter-organizational and inter-sectoral research collaboration and knowledge transfer. Currently, she is involved in several projects examining the relationships between open innovation, gender biases in science, the decision-making process in research funding, and the impact of artificial intelligence on science. She has led the Innovation, Strategy, and Sustainability group at the Alliance Manchester Business School and directed the MSc program in Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship. Cornelia holds a PhD in Economics from City, University of London, and has held various academic positions including a Fellowship at the University of Bath and a post-doctoral position at the University of Tokyo. Her research contributions are recognized through her role as a guest editor and a member of various scientific committees. Her work aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in fostering education and academic qualifications in economics and research.

Research Interests

Experience