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A biotechnological business incubator as an instrument of innovation entrepreneurship

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Profiting from technological capabilities : Technology commercialization strategy in a dynamic context

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Where do social support and epistemic centrality come from? : the case of innovators in the French biotech industry

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Bridging the social chasm in geographically distributed R&D teams : the moderating effects of relational strength and status asymmetry on the novelty of team innovation

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Investigating the determinants of patent acquisition in biotechnology : an empirical analysis

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Biotechnology as a low-level-of-coherence policy priority : effectual-targeting and the need for learning and experimentation capabilities

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