… necessary promote firm performance. In the empirical analyses, we investigate the effects of
geographic proximity to established biotechnology firms, sources of biotechnology expertise …

… firm employees in broader knowledge-based communities. This paper analyzes biotechnology
firms … research and proposes that the geography of their collaborations should reflect the …

… A large body of research suggests that the geographical distribution of VC available for
biotech firms is also highly concentrated. Cortright and Mayer (Citation2002) report that since …

… , in this paper we develop a trail of geographic linkages between scientists and firms in …
the relationship between the locations of a biotechnology firm and a university scientist will be …

… in terms of opportunities, cost and risks. Our study investigates the knowledge spillover …
of biotech firms by means of inter- organizational citation patterns based on USPTO biotech …

… We use patent citation data from US biotechnology firms to test our hypotheses, and find
that technologically distant knowledge contributes to breakthrough innovations only if it …

… More specifically, they find that firms are likely to locate in geographic areas where scientists
who have published articles on gene sequencing are located. The early evolution of the …

… , particularly those deriving from biotechnology, compared to the rapid rise in that precise
capability on the part of networks of small, dedicated biotechnology firms (DBFs). This was …

… by new biotechnology firms (NBFs), located outside major concentrations of biotechnology
… questions concerning the potential role of these firms–which are found to be extensively …

… World-wide, thousands of dedicated biotechnology firms (DBFs) have been created in
proximity to PROs and they employ genetic information to produce new drugs and diagnostic tools…