CURRENT RESEARCH, R&D
Algorithmic Day Trading
Between high-frequency trading (HFT) and day trading, it appears there could be patterns that could be identified at a specific scale. We named them micro-events and they seem to exist in situations of very short-term volatility. The market behaviour of these micro-events is of interest and can be traded using algorithms. Our research is specific to the short-term movement of stocks at these minute to 30-minute scale micro-events.
Deuterium labelling
Fakes drugs in the illicit supply chain pose a serious potential risk to unsuspecting patients. In 2017, the WHO estimated that over 10% of all medications worldwide is subpar or fake. We are proceeding with the development of deuterium labelling and dye tracing as a risk avoidance strategy that enable the pharma industry with an additional tool to tackle this great challenge.
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Master's Thesis
The thesis will explore a Proposal for Balanced Blue Ocean Strategies that result in Experienced Goods. We expect to publish this thesis in 2026. We are exploring the elaboration of a decision-making model for a company choosing to adopt a Blue Ocean Strategy value innovation project that would respect the principles of ‘experienced goods’. This model would merge the concepts of shareholder value maximization, value innovation and its potential for the maximization of socio-economic development.
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