Tahmooresnejad, Leila
Leila Tahmooresnejad et Catherine Beaudry viennent tout juste de publier un article accessible en ligne. L’article publié dans Journal of Technology Transfer, s’intéresse à comment le financement et à la collaboration entre chercheurs influencent la production technologique des universités dans le domaine des nanotechnologies.
Le résumé en anglais est présenté ici bas.
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Abstract:
This paper is concerned with how government research funding and collaboration between researchers affect academic technological production in the context of nanotechnology in Canada and in the United States. We use the co-invention and co-authorship networks of scientists to build indicators of collaborative behaviour and investigate whether the nature of the network plays a role in the academic technological productivity and quality. Results suggest that technological output has the potential to offer governments useful guidance concerning the effectiveness of academic grants and collaboration in the United States and in Canada. This paper provides evidence that the position of researchers in both co-invention and co-publication networks does influence technological productivity and quality.
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