[PDF][PDF] Spontaneous vs. Policy-Driven: The Origin and Evolution of the Biotechnology Cluster The Case of Bay Area in the United States and Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park …

YS Su, LC Hung - Retrieved March, 2008 - Citeseer
Biotechnology industry is at the heart of the fast-growing knowledge-based economy. One of
the distinguishing characteristics of biotech industry is clustering. A cluster, like an organism …

Evolution of the life science industries

J Mittra, R Williams - 2007 - Taylor & Francis
The life sciences have had a transformative impact on a range of innovation-driven
industries. The pharmaceutical sector, in particular, has undergone significant …

[PDF][PDF] Life Sciences Cluster in Seattle in Washington State

Z Bochniarz - Social Capital in the University-Based …, 2020 - journals.kozminski.edu.pl
The life sciences cluster ecosystem in Washington state (WA, United States) embraces over
1,100 organizations located in 110 cities, however, 440 of them are located in Seattle, and …

Scientists as midwives to cluster emergence: An institutional work framework

T Ritvala, B Kleymann - Industry and Innovation, 2012 - Taylor & Francis
The question of how embedded actors can create institutions that support cluster emergence
remains unsolved in the cluster and national innovation systems literature. The present …

12. Examining the marketplace for ideas: how local are Europe's biotechnology clusters?

S Casper, F Murray - The economic dynamics of modern …, 2004 - elgaronline.com
Competitive advantage in the biotech industry depends on several key factors: the existence
of vibrant academic institutions (Kenney 1986), venture capital and other forms of risk …

Creating communities of life science innovation in the us: history of critical factors that helped the biohealth capital region emerge

B Darmody, R Bendis - Journal of Commercial …, 2021 - commercialbiotechnology.com
Advancements in biotechnology are recognized as one of the most important scientific
achievements of the 20 th Century. The emergence of biotechnology profoundly impacted …

The emergence of a European biotechnology cluster: The case of Medicon Valley

P Braunerhjelm, C Helgesson - 2007 - diva-portal.org
This chapter examines the forces that sparked the emergence of a leading European
biotechnology cluster-Medicon Valley. This cluster displays one characteristic feature which …

Clusters, systems and blocks

T Kaiserfeld, T Kaiserfeld - … , Institution and Change as Categories for …, 2015 - Springer
An early attempt to analyse processes emanating from combinations and integration of
knowledge together with its carriers stemmed from the observation that industrial branches …

[PDF][PDF] From the Medical Research Council to the Canadian Institutes of Health Research: understanding transformational institutional change

J Murphy - 2008 - repository.library.carleton.ca
The focus of this dissertation is an institutional study of an unusual and complex event-the
transformation of the Medical Research Council into the Canadian Institutes of Health …

23 From biotechnology clusters to bioscience megacentres: related variety and economic geography

P Cooke - Handbook of Research on Innovation and Clusters …, 2008 - elgaronline.com
Changes in epistemology in biosciences are generating important spatial effects. The most
notable of these is the emergence of a few 'Bioscience Megacentres' of basic and applied …