… in the following, patenting is gendered because of the gender-… While the gender patenting
gap is a global concern, 9 this … and literature about patents, invention and gender from these …

… but only 11 per cent of patenting activity. Owen-Smith and Powell (2001) argue that an
understanding of gender inequality in commercial activity requires a conceptualisation of the …

… the patenting behavior of German universities. Third, we analyzed potential determinants of
their patent output. Our data revealed that patenting activity … was active in patenting (N = 328) …

… Finally, in Table A6, we attempt to better control for gender differences in application-level
characteristics by estimating the main specification with matched female- and male-majority …

… activity than men is that they may be less predisposed to “sell” the science that they are doing.
It is quite possible that gender differences … colleagues who are patenting, commercializing …

… In this study, we examined gender dynamics in patenting activities. We tested five …
Gender differences in obtaining and maintaining patent rights. Nature biotechnology, 36(4): …

… gender gap in patenting activities with large predominance of … on gender differences in
scientific productivity has mostly considered scientific articles and only to a limited extent patents. …

… gender patterns of collaboration. It can be observed that while female inventors’ overall
involvement in patenting activity … Since the focus of our study is on gender differences, nodes are …

… Since 1984, when Cole and Zuckerman referred to gender differences in productivity among
academic scientists as a puzzle, sociologists have sought to explain these differences by …

… characterizing a scientist's research and patenting activity: total publication count, total citation
count, percentage of last-authored publications, and inventor on patents. Not surprisingly, …