One of the fundamental problems in science is the understanding of discovery and
innovation process to explain scientific and technological change in society. The study …

To enable a better understanding of the underlying logic of path dependence, we set forth a
theoretical framework explaining how organizations become path dependent. At its core are …

The increasing dominance of team science highlights the importance of understanding the
effects of team composition on the creativity of research results. In this paper, we analyze the …

The multidimensional character and inherent conflict with categorisation of interdisciplinarity
makes its mapping and evaluation a challenging task. We propose a conceptual framework …

Transformative innovation policy has recently emerged at the intersection of innovation and
socio-technical transition research. It has provided valuable heuristics to guide policy; but it …

Open‐source R&D initiatives are multiplying across biomedical research. Some of them—
such as public–private partnerships—have achieved notable success in bringing new drugs …

The digital transformation is forcing manufacturing firms to innovate beyond new products
and services and to develop their digital business model innovation (BMI) processes in …

Purpose The goal of this study is a comparative analysis of the relation between funding (a
main driver for scientific research) and citations in papers of Nobel Laureates in physics …

The quest to consider the historical side of managerial and organisational action has
become increasingly accepted. An open question still is how this can be achieved …

While science is traditionally treated as a distinct domain of work organization, increasingly
science is organized around larger and larger work groups that resemble small firms, with …