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Olof Hallonsten: Stop evaluating science

Olof Hallonsten: Stop evaluating science

by Lorena Gomez | Oct 13, 2021 | Conversations with Researchers

The article Although science has been a formidably successful force of social and technological development in the modern era, and a main reason for the wealth and well-being of current societies compared to previous times, a fundamental distrust characterizes its...
Fredric Bauer: Innovation in theBioeconomy

Fredric Bauer: Innovation in theBioeconomy

by Lorena Gomez | Sep 15, 2021 | Conversations with Researchers

The article Innovation in the bioeconomy – dynamics of biorefinery innovation networks, Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, 30:8, 935-947, DOI: 10.1080/09537325.2018.1425386 The researcher Fredric Bauer Associate Professor at the School of Economics and...
Janna Alvedalen: A critical review of entrepreneurial ecosystems research

Janna Alvedalen: A critical review of entrepreneurial ecosystems research

by Lorena Gomez | Jun 23, 2021 | Conversations with Researchers

The article The entrepreneurial ecosystem (EE) literature has attracted much attention, especially in policy circles. However, the concept suffers from a number of shortcomings: (1) it lacks a clear analytical framework that makes explicit what is cause and what is...
Charles Edquist: Towards a holistic innovation policy

Charles Edquist: Towards a holistic innovation policy

by Lorena Gomez | Jun 9, 2021 | Conversations with Researchers

The article A holistic innovation policy is defined in this article as a policy that integrates all public actions that influence ormay influence innovation processes. The Swedish National Innovation Council (NIC) was created by the SwedishPrime Minister, Stefan...
Merle Jacob: Being there in the flex: humanities and social science collaborations

Merle Jacob: Being there in the flex: humanities and social science collaborations

by Lorena Gomez | May 26, 2021 | Conversations with Researchers

The article In the face of reduced public funding of science and increased demands for ‘value for money’, academic researchers find themselves hard pressed to produce relevant research and demonstrate their utility to society. These pressures are particularly...
Claudio Fassio: Skilled migration and innovation in European industries.

Claudio Fassio: Skilled migration and innovation in European industries.

by Lorena Gomez | May 12, 2021 | Conversations with Researchers

The article This paper studies the effects of skilled migration on innovation –proxied by patent citations- in European industries between 1994 and 2005, using the French and the UK Labour Force Surveys and the German Microcensus. Highly-educated migrants have a...
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