Institution
Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
Recent research
- Society & Economics
This study uncovers a paradox in the use of workplace accommodations by exploring their unintended consequences on the career advancement decisions of people with disabilities. Drawing on 30 interviews with German employees across a range of disabilities, we examine how accommoda...
- Society & Economics
Extending Erikson’s generativity to leadership: a psychobiographical study
Purpose Erikson’s concept of generativity has shaped developmental psychology for over seven decades, yet its application within management and leadership scholarship remains narrow, Western-centric and largely interpersonal in focus. This paper aims to trace that theoretical gap...
- Physics & Space
Multiscale Symmetry Breaking Enables Tunable Magnetic Anisotropy and Damping in Co 2 FeAl Thin Films
ABSTRACT The ability to simultaneously engineer magnetic stability and spin dissipation remains difficult to realize in scalable metallic thin films. Here, we show that multiscale symmetry breaking provides a route to achieve this control in polycrystalline Co 2 FeAl films withou...
- Health & Medicine
BACKGROUND OBJECTIVES: Dengue fever is the world's most rapidly expanding vector-borne viral disease. India bears an estimated one-third of the global burden-a modelling-derived estimate. The epidemiological picture remains fragmented across surveillance streams with well-documen...
- Society & Economics
Mindful gaming in a busy world: exploring the retro renaissance
Purpose Motivated by the increasing busyness of modern lives and the rise in video game adoption, this study aims to explore how a busy mindset affects consumers’ gaming preferences, highlighting the relevance of retro (nostalgic) gaming as a psychological coping mechanism and a...
- Society & Economics
Supervisory trust and urgency culture: the role of temporal desynchronisation
Purpose This study aims to explore how miscalibrated supervisory trust may contribute to an urgency culture. Drawing on the trust calibration theory, it challenges the assumption that supervisory trust is uniformly and linearly beneficial and explains its unintended consequences....
- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
Abstract This paper presents a compact four-port multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) antenna featuring a triple notched-band characteristic for wideband, multiple applications. The single-element antenna is systematically developed and analyzed using the Theory of Characteristi...
- Society & Economics
Purpose This research aims to investigate how workforce-wide diversity, defined as the proportion of employees from underrepresented communities (URCs) across all organizational levels, influences consumer perceptions of environmental stewardship. The authors propose that consume...