This paper analyses the published scientific papers of a large sample of biotechnology firms to study the relationship between firm-level research capabilities and collaboration with university scientists. The study presents new findings on the relationship of firm age, research capabilities, and collaboration. Firm-level research capabilities are measured as citations to papers. Younger firms publish more highlycited papers, supporting a view of firm founding to exploit new knowledge at the frontier of discovery. Collaboration with academic researchers increases citations to firm-authored papers, but only for firms with weaker in-house research capabilities. Firms with strong internal research capabilities do not benefit (in terms of incre...
While the existing literature has focused predominantly on how firms can benefit from collaboration...
The central objective of the present paper is to examine how university bioscientists select their r...
While their expertise and scientific excellence make academic star scientists attractive collaborati...
This paper analyses the published scientific papers of a large sample of biotechnology firms to stud...
Academic scientists are under increasing pressure to engage in more commercially "relevant" research...
Extant literature on firm-university collaboration has emphasized two different strategies that firm...
Extant literature on firm–university collaboration has emphasized two different strategies that firm...
Although prior studies have suggested that firms' involvement in basic scientific research, includin...
Extant literature on firm-university collaboration has emphasized two different strategies that firm...
Over the last decade the biotech industry has been facing an increasingly turbulent environment (How...
Extant literature on firm-university collaboration has emphasized two different strategies that firm...
Extant literature on firm-university collaboration has emphasized two different strategies that firm...
Thesis (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Engineering Systems Division, Technology and P...
The research of her PhD explores the role of university star scientists, i.e. leading contributors t...
Although prior studies have suggested that firms' involvement in basic scientific research, includin...
While the existing literature has focused predominantly on how firms can benefit from collaboration...
The central objective of the present paper is to examine how university bioscientists select their r...
While their expertise and scientific excellence make academic star scientists attractive collaborati...
This paper analyses the published scientific papers of a large sample of biotechnology firms to stud...
Academic scientists are under increasing pressure to engage in more commercially "relevant" research...
Extant literature on firm-university collaboration has emphasized two different strategies that firm...
Extant literature on firm–university collaboration has emphasized two different strategies that firm...
Although prior studies have suggested that firms' involvement in basic scientific research, includin...
Extant literature on firm-university collaboration has emphasized two different strategies that firm...
Over the last decade the biotech industry has been facing an increasingly turbulent environment (How...
Extant literature on firm-university collaboration has emphasized two different strategies that firm...
Extant literature on firm-university collaboration has emphasized two different strategies that firm...
Thesis (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Engineering Systems Division, Technology and P...
The research of her PhD explores the role of university star scientists, i.e. leading contributors t...
Although prior studies have suggested that firms' involvement in basic scientific research, includin...
While the existing literature has focused predominantly on how firms can benefit from collaboration...
The central objective of the present paper is to examine how university bioscientists select their r...
While their expertise and scientific excellence make academic star scientists attractive collaborati...