In science, research teams are increasing in size, which suggests that science is becoming
more organisational. This paper aims to empirically investigate the effects of the division of …

Pasteur's Quadrant model, published by Stokes in 1997, presents a two-dimensional
abstract conceptual framework that proved immensely helpful to study and discuss …

As R&D are tightly interrelated with product markets and practical social problems, research
activities have broadened from creating scientific knowledge to innovating processes and …

This paper presents the results of a new and experimental study on the research and
publishing activities of scientific authors. It also aimed to test the feasibility of an OECD …

We investigate how innovating firms respond to time pressure in terms of the size of
research teams using US patent data. We study the impact of a natural experiment that took …

This article reports results on the research motivation of graduate students in the natural
sciences. Given that graduate students in science and technology play a role in innovative …

Japan is currently one of the countries with a scarce repository of scientific articles written in
English. The purpose of this study is (1) to describe in detail the situation that led to the …

Dans ce texte, nous décrivons et comparons les systèmes d'innovation de quatre grands
pays asiatiques (Chine, Corée, Japon, Taiwan) à partir de quelques caractéristiques des …

Scientists' motivation to conduct research can be broadly classified as either external
motivation, such as fame or financial gain, or internal motivation (Deci and Flaste, 1996) …

Investment in new energy technologies is inadequate relative to the timescale on which
greenhouse emissions need to be reduced. This raises questions concerning the policy …