Spaces of innovation and venture formation: the case of biotech in the United Kingdom
Patents serve as valuable indicators of innovation and provide insights into the spaces of innovation and venture formation within geographic regions. In this study, we utilise patent data to examine the dynamics of innovation and venture formation in the biotech sector across the United Kingdom (UK...
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| creator | Marzolla, Francesco Nowak, Przemysław Sahasrabuddhe, Rohit Singh, Chakresh Straccamore, Matteo Zhivkoplias, Erik Arcaute, Elsa |
| description | Patents serve as valuable indicators of innovation and provide insights into
the spaces of innovation and venture formation within geographic regions. In
this study, we utilise patent data to examine the dynamics of innovation and
venture formation in the biotech sector across the United Kingdom (UK). By
analysing patents, we identify key regions that drive biotech innovation in the
UK. Our findings highlight the crucial role of biotech incubators in
facilitating knowledge exchange between scientific research and industry.
However, we observe that the incubators themselves do not significantly
contribute to the diversity of innovations which might be due to the underlying
effect of geographic proximity on the influences and impact of the patents.
These insights contribute to our understanding of the historical development
and future prospects of the biotech sector in the UK, emphasising the
importance of promoting innovation diversity and fostering inclusive enterprise
for achieving equitable economic growth. |
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venture formation in the biotech sector across the United Kingdom (UK). By
analysing patents, we identify key regions that drive biotech innovation in the
UK. Our findings highlight the crucial role of biotech incubators in
facilitating knowledge exchange between scientific research and industry.
However, we observe that the incubators themselves do not significantly
contribute to the diversity of innovations which might be due to the underlying
effect of geographic proximity on the influences and impact of the patents.
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venture formation in the biotech sector across the United Kingdom (UK). By
analysing patents, we identify key regions that drive biotech innovation in the
UK. Our findings highlight the crucial role of biotech incubators in
facilitating knowledge exchange between scientific research and industry.
However, we observe that the incubators themselves do not significantly
contribute to the diversity of innovations which might be due to the underlying
effect of geographic proximity on the influences and impact of the patents.
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this study, we utilise patent data to examine the dynamics of innovation and
venture formation in the biotech sector across the United Kingdom (UK). By
analysing patents, we identify key regions that drive biotech innovation in the
UK. Our findings highlight the crucial role of biotech incubators in
facilitating knowledge exchange between scientific research and industry.
However, we observe that the incubators themselves do not significantly
contribute to the diversity of innovations which might be due to the underlying
effect of geographic proximity on the influences and impact of the patents.
These insights contribute to our understanding of the historical development
and future prospects of the biotech sector in the UK, emphasising the
importance of promoting innovation diversity and fostering inclusive enterprise
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