ZELLER C.(2002) Project teams as means of restructuring research and development in the
pharmaceutical industry, Reg. Studies 36, 275–289. This paper investigates the strategic …

The paper deals with the positioning and the role of project groups in the international
organization of R&D in multinational companies (MNCs). Today, MNCs develop cross …

The Stockholm-Uppsala region is claimed to be one of the worlds' most expansive
biomedical regions, both when it concerns scientific and business activities. Or, as it was …

This paper aims at understanding the historical emergence of the network organizational
form of partners in the pharmaceutical industry following the development of …

With project-based research becoming a major form of research organisation, coordination
and management has become an important task in interdisciplinary research collaborations …

The efficient organisation of public research bodies is important to increase the production of
scientific research, which is more and more necessary for competitiveness in modern …

Literature has widely acknowledged that creating a tight network of collaborations is an
unavoidable strategy for innovative biotech firms. However, few contributions have focused …

Purpose–The paper aims to identify the requisite attributes and organisation to be displayed
by a research university in order to engage successfully in collaborative research with …

For a number of years, pharmaceutical companies have been departing from a tradition of
strict vertical integration, looking to external sources for at least some of their novel …

This work studies the management and organization of global R&D projects, ie projects
leading to innovations to be exploited in multiple countries. It provides a taxonomy of how …