Modern life science research is a collaborative effort. Few research groups can single‐
handedly support the necessary equipment, expertise and personnel needed for the ever …

In their attempt to analyse the “rise of systemic instruments”, Smits and Kuhlmann (2004, pp.
5− 8) identify three trends that characterise the “changing nature of innovation processes …

After an era of generic support for economic development and innovation, narrowly targeted
policy is back on the table. Recent advances in the fields of new industrial policy (NIP) and …

This article characterizes and analyses evaluation practice in national innovation policy
across Europe. It is the first study that examines and interprets the characteristics, quality …

Purpose–This paper aims to depict foresight programmes as extended service encounters
between foresight practitioners, sponsors, and other stakeholders. The implications of this …

This article focuses on the research of RTDI policies (research, technology, development
and innovation), and the theme of this article is to link the three indicators together: RTDI …

The limited take-up of evaluation findings in research, technological development and
innovation (RTDI) policy (re-) design remains a major concern to policy-makers and the …

There is a great need for innovation in the public sector and for improved understanding of
how innovation can be turned into evidence‐based public policy. This article discusses …

The article presents the ranking of the main socio-economic municipal subsystems with their
subsequent clustering to identify specific areas for further development on a similar socio …

Developing devices and instrumentation in a bioimaging core facility is an important part of
the innovation mandate inherent in the core facility model but is a complex area due to the …