Below you will find a selection of publications from our researchers.
For a full overview of research activities and -results here at TIK, please see:
• CRISTIN (Norwegian common register for research activities and results)
• RePEc for working papers
• DUO for PhD dissertations and master theses
In this recently published article OSIRIS researchers analyse how tax credits stimulate R&D through the user cost of capital and how it impacts the economy in general via knowledge flows from R&D capital.
OSIRIS researcher Gry Høiland and Lars Klemsdal have published an article analysing how management at the strategic level, and professionals at the operational level, organize the complexity of contemporary professional work and services differently.
In this paper, Bach, Bergek, Bjørgum, Hansen, Kenzhegaliyeva and Steen conduct a technological innovation system analysis of battery-electric and hydrogen solutions for coastal shipping in Norway.
OSIRIS researchers at the Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture -TIK have published an article analysing the development of an innovation management system in the health care sector.
In this new report INTRANSIT researchers analyse how the industrial sectors respond to green and digital transformation pressures as well as opportunities.
In a new paper coming out of the RenewGrowth project, Adriaan van der Loos, Håkon E. Normann, Jens Hanson and Marko Hekkert compare the development of offshore wind suppliers in the Netherlands and Norway. They apply a technological innovation system approach and analyse how the political and industrial context has affected the conditions for developing an offshore wind supply industry in the two countries.
How to do document analysis? In a new textbook, Kristin Asdal and Hilde Reinertsen aim to help you with precisely this.
The Manchester Team within the OSIRIS centre has published a conceptual paper that underpins the empirical work on framework conditions on the user side combining various political science and sociological theories. The work on this paper has informed the design of the empirical work, in particular the OSIRIS survey.
Iris Wanzenbo, Joeri H. Wesseling, Koen Frenken, Marko P. Hekkert and Matthias Weber aim for a better conceptualization of Mission-oriented Innovation Policy (MIP).
In this article Matthijs J. Janssen and Koen Frenken discuss how economies’ established stronghold industries can form a basis for sustaining competitiveness.