We find support for our hypotheses with a sample of collaborative innovation projects funded by the Advanced Technology Program of the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology.
The examples presented in this chapter, while examples of notable and important innovations, represent merely a sampling of our present day accomplishments that need to be far exceeded by those designers that follow in future generations.
In this way, we were able to obtain a sample of drugs with innovations of different natures (new molecule, new combination, new pharmaceutical form, etc).
We review a representative sampling of recent innovations integrating scientific research experiences within the biology curriculum.
Four innovative systems, including intercropping, improved fallow and new pest-tolerant varieties, are proposed to a sample of 607 planters, with innovation and policy attributes calibrated from a bio-economic farm model.
Hypotheses are tested using a telephone survey of 192 recipients of R&D grants provided by the IWT in Flanders in 2001 2004, matched to a sample of 84 firms that undertake innovation activities but which had never had a grant bid accepted.
We attempted to provide a systematic, theoretically informed framework for understanding the conditions that may enhance (or hinder) the potential of IT innovations in a sample of firms.
Based on a sample of Spanish firms, our results suggest that innovation drives diversification, but not the reverse.
In this study, we examined the relationship among strategic flexibility, environmental dynamism, and innovation performance, using a sample of 69 firms from Kayseri (Turkey).
This paper examines the effects of ownership types on firms' R&D intensity and innovation performance, using a sample of 357,857 Chinese firms from 2005 to 2007.
