Creating a specific domain ontology for supporting R&amp;D in the science-based sector – The case of biosensors

Batzias, F.A.; Siontorou, Christina G.

doi:10.1016/j.eswa.2012.01.216

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“…The Web of Science Core Collection revealed 10,251 papers, whereas the EspaceNet Worldwide Database provided 1,329 patents. In order to avoid terminology limitations, multiple search queries were used (Batzias and Siontorou 2012): cell, bacterial, microbial, algae, yeast, protozoa, etc. The produced data set was categorized according to the type of cell, the transduction strategy, and the field of application to form subject categories in order to highlight the propagation of the research trends.…”

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University-Industry Relationships for the Development and Commercialization of Biosensors

Siontorou

2020

Handbook of Cell Biosensors

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Cell-based biosensing is a significant part of the biosensor research, presenting many advantages for both, university research and industrial development. With some products already in the market, the majority of the university-produced technology remains largely unexploited. The present work uses the huge scientific (academic output) and technical (patent applications) literature on the subject in order to study the cell-based biosensor innovation system. Emphasis is given on the science and the technology base in an attempt to highlight the most prominent and promising research pathways toward the industry. The results provide two possible direct links between the university and the industry: nanobioelectronics technology for environmental whole cell biosensing and synthetic biology tools for clinical detection. A new pathway just emerging may become a significant link in the near future: cell-mimicking artificial cells; future applications may actually include the entire range of biosensor research scope: sitespecific and intended-use optimized detectors for infield and online simultaneous monitoring of a large number of target analytes.

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University-Industry Relationships for the Development and Commercialization of Biosensors

Siontorou

2020

Handbook of Cell Biosensors

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“…Especially when the integration of a technology causes tradeoff problems related to, for example efficiency or costs, a need for basic mutual understanding of the concepts-e.g. cause-and-effect relationships (Yoshioka et al, 2004)-of other involved disciplines arises (Batzias & Siontorou, 2012). However, several studies (Chulvi, Gonzalez-Cruz, Mulet, & Aguilar-Zambrano, 2013;Gericke & Blessing, 2011) reveal that interdisciplinary collaboration in design started to be discussed in the literature on design methodology only recently.…”

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Distinct and combined effects of disciplinary composition and methodological support on problem solving in groups

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Several reasons for the use of multidisciplinary teams composed of individuals with natural science and engineering background in problem-solving processes exist. The most important are the integration of science-based technologies into products and processes, and benefits for the problem-solving process thanks to new knowledge and new perspectives on problems. In this study we analyse the implications of interdisciplinary (scienceengineering) group problem solving from a managerial as well as from a cognitive perspective. We then report on an experiment investigating the impact of problem-relevant disciplinary group composition and methodological support on the problem-solving process and its outcome. The findings of the experiment have managerial, theoretical, and pedagogical implications related to early phases of New Product/Process Design processes in high-technology and scientific knowledge-related domains.

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“…O conceito de inovação possui um caráter evolutivo e mostra-se contextualizado a segmentos de pesquisas, mas em termos técnicos a inovação pode ser vista como "um processo envolvendo pessoas e organizações criativas no qual um problema é estruturado e a informação é selecionada, integrada e ampliada gerando compreensão e respostas para o problema" (Batzias & Siontorou, 2012). Pelo Manual de Oslo (OECD, 2007), a inovação no produto (bem ou serviço) ou no processo se efetiva quando novas tecnologias ou tecnologias substancialmente melhoradas são introduzidas no mercado (ou utilizadas no processo de produção para o caso dos processos).…”

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Modelo para avaliar o comportamento dinâmico da evolução da comercialização de produtos em um contexto de inovação aberta

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Resumo Esta pesquisa é estabelecida no contexto da inovação aberta. Nesse contexto, a abertura do processo de inovação acarreta fatores específicos que podem comprometer seu desempenho. Assim, o objetivo geral desta pesquisa consistiu em evidenciar a influência de dois fatores na taxa de comercialização de produtos ao longo do tempo: (i) a geração de conhecimento externo e (ii) a entrada de novos concorrentes. Esta pesquisa descritiva utiliza a Dinâmica de Sistemas resultando no diagrama de causalidade e no diagrama de fluxo e estoque no tratamento qualitativo e quantitativo. É evidenciado que a geração de conhecimento externo pode influenciar a abertura de novos mercados conduzindo ao aumento de consumidores potenciais e efetivos. A entrada de novos concorrentes influência o sistema pelo valor no mercado e seu reflexo na percepção do consumidor. Isto se expressa em uma taxa de comercialização alongada e um crescimento abreviado de unidades comercializadas.

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Creating a specific domain ontology for supporting R&D in the science-based sector – The case of biosensors

Cited by 22 publications

References 81 publications

University-Industry Relationships for the Development and Commercialization of Biosensors

University-Industry Relationships for the Development and Commercialization of Biosensors

Distinct and combined effects of disciplinary composition and methodological support on problem solving in groups

Modelo para avaliar o comportamento dinâmico da evolução da comercialização de produtos em um contexto de inovação aberta

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