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SUMMARY:Danish Science Festival 2025: Three PhD Talks
DESCRIPTION:CBS Library wants to celebrate and showcase early-career 
 research at CBS. To that effect we have invited three PhD fellows from 
 across CBS who will present and discuss their very different research 
 projects\, from quantum computing to the role of diagnoses in healthcare to 
 sustainability in banking.\n\nSo if you want to make the most of your 
 Thursday afternoon\, CBS Library Forum is the place to be.     \n\n 
 \n\nProgramme:  \n\n14:00-14:30:\n\nOrganizing for Uncertainty in 
 Healthcare by Johanna Rungholm\, Department of Organization\n\nFocusing on 
 the increasing trend of patient-centered treatment\, patient pathways\, and 
 treatment packages within contemporary healthcare systems\, Johanna 
 Rungholm seeks to go back to the roots of organizational theory and explore 
 the central role of diagnoses in organizing treatment in healthcare. Here\, 
 her research aims to investigate how organizational structures and actors 
 at a hospital level coordinate work when disconnecting the stable 
 diagnosis' coordinating role\, in absence of straightforward diagnoses\, 
 where diagnoses are not possible\, or where treatment precedes diagnosis. 
 This project seeks to investigate how two units in a hospital setting 
 collaborate and coordinate work for patients without or with tentative 
 diagnoses. In particular\, Johanna seeks to explore how the systems work 
 with and around the group of undiagnosed patients by using a 
 qualitative-dominant research design employing ethnographic observations of 
 work at the Emergency Department (ED) and the Diagnostic Clinic due to 
 these departments coordinating nature. \n\n 
 \n\n14:40-15:10\n\nSustainability in the Banking Sector by Thordis 
 Bjartmarz\, Department of Management\, Society and Communication\n\nThere 
 is a huge external pressure for companies to become more sustainable\, and 
 in Europe this pressure materializes itself in a wave of new sustainability 
 regulations and directives\, many of which are specially focused on the 
 finance and banking sector. Thordis Bjartmarz´ research studies 
 sustainability in the banking sector by analyzing the banking business 
 models and identify where sustainability plays a key role and where there 
 may be challenges that need addressing. she studies this with the lens of 
 organizational boundaries theory\, meaning she looks at internal 
 processes\, boundaries and people and study how they help or hinder in the 
 implementation process of sustainability. Empirically\, Thordis studies 
 both the Danish and Icelandic banking sector through a case study research 
 design\, meaning she dives into various banks to unfold what is 
 sustainability in and around these banks and what can we than learn from 
 this. Studying sustainability in the banking sector makes a lot of sense\, 
 as all the sustainability solutions and innovations cost money and there is 
 a need to bring the finance sector\, with its capital and investment 
 funds\, fully on this path towards sustainability. \n\n \n\n15:20 - 
 15:50\n\nOn Quantum Weirdness… or How do Quantum Computing Problematize 
 the Current Technological Views of the World? by Ignacio Godoy Descazeaux\, 
 Department of Digitalization\n\nFrom past disagreements between famous 
 physicists such as Einstein and Böhr\, cats being dead and alive inside a 
 box\, and even teleporting information from Earth to a satellite in space\, 
 the quantum concept is an entirely counterintuitive and confusing 
 phenomenon. Nonetheless\, public and private organizations are heavily 
 investing in developing technologies\, such as the quantum computer\, that 
 promise to revolutionize the technological world as it is known today. From 
 being capable of breaking current encryption systems and opening the space 
 for massive cybersecurity problems to even developing highly personalized 
 medicine specific for each human body\, the promises about quantum 
 computing are yet to unfold. While the promises are yet to be achieved\, a 
 question regarding the organizations investing in it arises: How do they 
 make sense of these technologies if they are not ready for commercial use 
 yet? Centered around the discourse multiple organizations have around 
 quantum computing\, the research focuses on how quantum experts and 
 non-experts make sense of this technology-in-development and how it 
 problematizes the digital logic we use for solving problems using 
 technology today.
LOCATION:CBS Library Forum - Solbjerg Plads lower ground floor\, Solbjerg Plads
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