Technological Systems in the Bio Industries: An International Study represents a
comprehensive, interdisciplinary, and systematic effort to understand the nature and role of …

In commercial applications of biotechnology, there is no international convergence. On
many critical dimensions, the United States is pulling ahead vis-à-vis most other developed …

Adopting a sectoral systems of innovation approach, this paper seeks to explain the
remarkable long term robustness of the innovation trajectories of pharmaceutical and …

The purpose of this paper is to enter into the"" black box''of science-based sectors, to seek a
better understanding of the nature of the dynamics of such technological regimes in their …

In recent studies of sustainability transitions, the technological innovation system (TIS)
perspective is one of two dominant perspectives (Markard and Truffer, 2008). Since its …

This paper elaborates on the general properties of medical innovation processes. It begins
with a critical review of different perspectives and methods of investigation used in various …

This paper explores how resources are controlled and combined in a biotech network that
spans from Uppsala, Sweden, to Stanford, USA. A case study is reported that describes and …

Innovation systems can be defined in a variety of ways: they can be national, regional,
sectoral, or technological. They all involve the creation, diffusion, and use of knowledge …

Today, knowledge economies are a key asset for global competitiveness. Biotechnology is a
knowledge-driven sector because it consists of knowledge working on knowledge to create …

Governments around the world seek for strategies to overcome the reliance on fossil
resources and provide solutions for the most challenging contemporary global issues: food …