Classifying technology policy from an evolutionary perspective

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A new classification scheme for technology policy suggests four categories, two from the technology side and two from the economic side. The basic framework is then applied to Germany technology policy over the past twenty years.

Science and technology policy, Corporations

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The network of innovators in Jena: an application of social network analysis

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A study examines the evolution of Jena Java framework for semantic web applications. Social network analysis is used for the study.

Germany, Analysis, Usage, History, Social networks, Java (Programming language), Java (Computer program language), Java, Semantic networks

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Science-industry interaction in the process of innovation: the importance of boundary-crossing between systems

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A new study investigates the relationship between industry and science, focusing on the different levels of innovation activity.

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