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In a newly published paper in Research Policy Fulvio Castellacci together with José Miguel Natera develop two new notions of economic complexity.
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.
A newly published study in Research Policy investigates this question with an analysis of datasets on Norwegian firms’ participation in research networks (data from the Research Council of Norway and EU funded projects) and on participation in the international offshore wind industry.
OSIRIS har gjennomført et større forskningsprosjekt om hvordan ansatte i staten bruker forskning. Rapporten er resultatet fra en spørreundersøkelse hvor til sammen 1900 ansatte i departementer og andre statlige forvaltningsorganer har bidratt.
Social studies of science have for many years analyzed and demonstrated the key role of experiments to science and the making of facts. But what is the role of experiments in market work? And what, if anything, can we learn from them about markets and commodities? ask Little tools researchers Kristin Asdal and Beatrice Cointe.
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.