This article traces the trajectory of biotechnology firms, clusters and collaborations in
Australia between 2003 and 2014. Combining descriptive analyses, network visualizations …

Differences in growth patterns between regional clusters are often attributed to the extent to
which they benefit from agglomeration, defined as the advantages that derive from being …

Regional governments around the world hope to become significant players in the world
biotechnology industry through their support for local clusters. This article explores whether …

Numerous studies in management, sociology, and economics have documented that the
architecture of collaboration networks affects the innovation performance of individuals …

The spatial clustering of innovation has been associated with localized knowledge flows
among small, knowledge-intensive firms, but knowledge flows may extend beyond regional …

Research linking interorganizational networks to innovation has focused on spanning
structural boundaries as a means of knowledge recombination. Increasingly, firms also …

Collaborative diversity is, arguably, an intrinsic characteristic of research networks built on
the emergence of general-purpose technologies such as nanotechnology. European …

We draw on diverse data sets to compare the institutional organization of upstream life
science research across the United States and Europe. Understanding cross-national …

Strategic partnerships in the biotechnology industry allow new technology-based firms to
gain a foothold in this high-cost, high-risk industry. In this article, we examine the impact of …

This study investigates how national institutions influence innovation in a science-based
industry. The context is the biotechnology industry in the United States and France, two …