Consortium-Based Open Innovation: Exploring a Unique and Optimal Model for Regional Biotechnology Industry

Sengoku, Shintaro

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“…16 Sengoku highlights a unique and optimal innovation model for regional biotech industry to develop start-up firms and entrepreneurs from the perspective of regional innovation systems in Japan. 20 Not only that, while many scholars have focused on the relationship between biotechnology and regional innovation systems, it is still unclear how biotechnology industries play an important role in regional innovation systems in the whole US. [21][22][23][24][25][26][27] For example, Zhang highlights the relationship between the development of biotech and regional innovation systems in Shanghai, China.…”

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The Cluster Characteristics of Biotechnology Industries and Their Effect on Regional Innovation Systems

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2021

Industrial Biotechnology

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This study proposes a new Cluster Quotient (CQ) to highlight the cluster characteristics and their effect on regional innovation systems based on all US Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) in 2014. This study finds that San Diego, CA plays an important role in biotechnology industries, and the CQ index would be a better method to measure the degree of clusters than the Location Quotient index (LQ) given that the CQ method is based on the definition of a cluster and strongly correlated with high industry quotient MSAs. The study also highlights that biotechnology clusters have a positive impact on patents. An increase of 1% of the CQ generates an increase of 0.25% of patents. The result highlights that biotechnology clusters play an important role in regional innovation systems and need to be seriously taken into consideration in the field of urban planning.

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The Cluster Characteristics of Biotechnology Industries and Their Effect on Regional Innovation Systems

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2021

Industrial Biotechnology

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À propos de l’ouvrage coordonné par Sébastien Lechevalier, Innovation beyond technology. Science for society and interdisciplinary approaches

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Social Innovations for Improving Healthcare

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2024

Advances in Human and Social Aspects of Technology

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This chapter explores how social innovations may revolutionise healthcare delivery in a disruptive way. The story navigates the terrain of social innovations, solving complex healthcare difficulties and promoting health fairness by focusing on various methods, practises, and models. The chapter begins by examining social innovation in the context of healthcare and explains its importance, especially in environments with limited resources. The chapter also addresses the difficulties of implementing social innovations and growing them, including topics like financing, regulations, acceptance in different cultures, and multidisciplinary cooperation. The relationship between social innovations and health equity is critically discussed, highlighting how these innovations address socioeconomic determinants of health and support more inclusive healthcare systems. In order to achieve better results and more fairness, the closing remarks highlight the transformational potential of social innovations and advocate for their incorporation into more comprehensive healthcare policies.

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Consortium-Based Open Innovation: Exploring a Unique and Optimal Model for Regional Biotechnology Industry

Cited by 3 publications

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The Cluster Characteristics of Biotechnology Industries and Their Effect on Regional Innovation Systems

The Cluster Characteristics of Biotechnology Industries and Their Effect on Regional Innovation Systems

À propos de l’ouvrage coordonné par Sébastien Lechevalier, Innovation beyond technology. Science for society and interdisciplinary approaches

Social Innovations for Improving Healthcare

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