Research in Innovation and Bioentrepreneurship
Bioentrepreneurship is an interdisciplinary field of research within social sciences. Based on theoretical perspectives from management, organisation, strategy and behavioural sciences, we explore challenges facing life science industry.
A wide range of methodologies are applied including cases studies, network analysis, patent analysis, bibliometrics, interviews and surveys. The focus of research are different actors in the Life Sciences Industry, e.g. companies, universities, venture capital firms, governmental organizations and entrepreneurs, both on a national and an international level.
Areas of research at UBE
Innovation, Innometrics and Intellectual Property Management
CLEOS – AI Technology Project with Focus on Patient Medical History
Doctoral theses
2020 External collaborations in multinational pharmaceutical companies - Francesca Bignami
2017 Exploring connectivity : invention, innovation and knowledge transfer in the university-industry interface - Charlotta Dahlborg
2017 Beyond bean counting : using patent information to investigate inventive productivity in academia - Danielle Lewensohn
2011 European knowledge transfer reflected by research collaboration and patent citations indicators - Pauline Mattsson