Knowledge Transfer in the Precommercialization Phase of a New Industry: Star Scientists' (im)Mobility in the Presence of a Potential Lead User

We extend prior research on industry evolution by focusing attention to knowledge transfer in the precommercialization phase of a new industry. Specifically, we build on research that highlights the role of star scientists' mobility as a mechanism of knowledge transfer to mitigate technological...

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