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22 Jul 2026

New TUM study: HSBA is Hamburg’s leading university for entrepreneurship

The HSBA Hamburg School of Business Administration is one of the most successful higher education institutions for entrepreneurship in the German-speaking world. This is the conclusion reached by the latest Entrepreneurial Impact Study 2026 published by the Technical University of Munich. Relative to its size, the HSBA ranks among the top institutions in terms of start-ups, funding success and the economic impact of its founders.

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13 Jul 2026

HSBA Research: “We still don’t know how eco-friendly our ships really are”

An interview with Neele Brauner on life cycle assessments in shipping

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Referierter Artikel in Fachzeitschrift "Sustainable Futures"

Schinas, Orestis, Neele Brauner, and Max Johns. 2026. “Structured Review of Maritime Life Cycle Assessment: Applications, Methods, and Challenges.” Sustainable Futures…

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Article in Anthology: Marketing Resilience and Artificial Intelligence

Greve, G. (2026). Marketing-Resilienz und Künstliche Intelligenz. In: Marketing.Neu.Denken. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden.

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Contribution to Anthology: Directions for Future Research

Holger, Fleischer, and Stefan Prigge. 2026. "Directions for Future Research." In The Listed Family Company, edited by Fleischer Holger and Stefan Prigge, 215-217. Leeds:…

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Contribution to Anthology: The Listed Family Company: Self-Representation to the…

Prigge, Stefan. 2026. "The Listed Family Company: Self-Representation to the Capital Market." In The Listed Family Company, edited by Holger Fleischer and Stefan Prigge,…

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Contribution to Anthology: The Stewardship PLC

Kemp, Stefan, and Adrian Ade. 2026. “The Stewardship PLC.” In Listed Family Companies, edited by Holger Fleischer and Stefan Prigge, 75–102. Leeds: Emerald.

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09 Jul 2026

Deep Tech Meets Business Expertise: HSBA Partners with Impossible Founders

The HSBA Hamburg School of Business Administration and Impossible Founders are launching a partnership to accelerate the translation of research-based innovations into entrepreneurial value creation and to strengthen the exchange between academia, start-ups and industry. Students will have the opportunity to gain early insights into Hamburg’s start-up and deep-tech ecosystem, help develop innovative business models and take on entrepreneurial responsibility.

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