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Science and innovation

This theme addresses the connections between scientific and technical research and domains of application; more specifically, the contributions of modern-day research to the production of new knowledge, advanced skills, sophisticated tools and technical infrastructure, and science-based innovations.

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Benchmarking university-industry research cooperation worldwide: performance measurements and indicators based on co-authorship data for the world's largest universities
RESEARCH EVALUATION; 2009: 13 - 24
Surprisingly, there is still no comparative information as to which universities are among the world's major providers of science-based information and services to the business sector in general, and research-active industry in particular. This paper presents the first results of statistical ...

Benchmarking university-industry research cooperation worldwide: performance measurements and indicators based on co-authorship data for the world’s largest universities
; 2009

Collaborations span 1,553 kilometres
NATURE; 2011: 154 - 154
Tijssen RJW, Waltman L, van Eck NJ

Commercialisation of corporate science and the production of research articles
; 2005: 223 - 249

Exploring the Science and Technology interface -Inventor author relations in laser medicine research
RESEARCH POLICY; 1994: 443 - 457
NOYONS, ECM; VANRAAN, AFJ; GRUPP, H; SCHMOCH, U
The aim of this study is to investigate a specific aspect of the science and technology interface: inventor-author relations. The subject area is application of lasers in medicine. The empirical material consists of a set of 30 patents, representing the 'technology side', and 1057 publications ...

Global and domestic utilization of industrial relevant science: patent citation analysis of science-technology interactions and knowledge flows
RESEARCH POLICY; 2001: 35 - 54
Tijssen RJW
The development of science-based technologies may draw heavily on codified and tacit outputs from both domestic research bases and foreign sources. Having a view of the scientific underpinnings of these technical innovations and related knowledge diffusion and utilization processes, especially ...

How globalized is corporate pharmaceutical research? An analysis of Europe’s multinational companies
Technology Analysis and Strategic Management; 2009: 859 - 879

In search of the European Paradox: an international comparison of Europe's scientific performance and knowledge flows in information and communication technologies research
RESEARCH POLICY; 1999: 519 - 543

INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COOPERATION AND AWARENESS WITHIN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY - PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES
SCIENTOMETRICS; 1991: 291 - 311

Is the commercialisation of scientific research affecting the production of public knowledge? Global trends in the output of corporate research articles
RESEARCH POLICY; 2004: 709 - 733
Tijssen RJW
Judging by the large R&D-active companies that have slimmed down their research labs in recent years, it would seem that corporate research is increasingly managed as an economic asset that is predominantly driven by market forces and ruled by IPR strategies. Has this development significantly ...

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