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How Science and Management Under Uncertain Conditions Are Linked. Lessons Learned from Studying the Origins of Life Through Molecular Modeling and Life as a Doctoral Student

In: Transforming Public and Private Sector Organizations

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  • Beatriz von der Esch

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In this chapter, transformations and a Travelling Organization are presented in the context of computational theoretical chemistry and life as a researcher. As an example, we will guide you through the simulation of reaction pathways to investigate possible synthetic routes toward the building blocks of life. Viewing the respective research process in the context of the Three-Pillar Model (3-P Model; see Wollmann, P. et al. (Eds.): Three Pillars of Organization and Leadership in Disruptive Times – Navigating Your Company Successfully through the 21st Century Business World. Cham: Springer Nature, © 2020 and Wollmann, P.; et al. (Eds.): Organization and Leadership in Disruptive Times – Design and Implementation of the 3-P Model. Cham: Springer Nature, © 2021) provides further insight into management techniques and capabilities on transformations from a field that is, by definition, constantly in a process of transformation.

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  • Beatriz von der Esch, 2022. "How Science and Management Under Uncertain Conditions Are Linked. Lessons Learned from Studying the Origins of Life Through Molecular Modeling and Life as a Doctoral Student," Future of Business and Finance, in: Peter Wollmann & Reto Püringer (ed.), Transforming Public and Private Sector Organizations, chapter 5, pages 79-97, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:fuobcp:978-3-031-06904-8_5
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-06904-8_5
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