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Technology Transfer Virtual Network : Analysis Within the Italian System of Innovation

Coccia, Mario - 2015

public scientific research and the innovation demand of Italian firms. We have investigated which mechanisms in the socio …-economic environment could affect the functioning of this network organisation within the Italian national system of innovation. The main …

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Path-breaking directions of nanotechnology-based chemotherapy and molecular cancer therapy

Coccia, Mario; Wang, Lili - In: Technological forecasting & social change : an … 94 (2015), pp. 155-169

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Path-Breaking Innovations for Lung Cancer : A Revolution in Clinical Practice

Coccia, Mario - 2015

Lung cancer is one of main cause of death worldwide and traditional chemotherapy agents have reached the maturity phase in the treatment of advanced non-small cell lung cancer. The purpose of this paper is to analyse the evolutionary growth of knowledge patterns of vital radical innovations to...

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Attitudes and Behaviour of Adopters of Technological Innovations in Agricultural Tractors : A Case Study in Italian Agricultural System

Cavallo, Eugenio; Ferrari, Ester; Bollani, Luigi; … - 2015

originate an additional trajectory of innovation for tractors and a new business opportunity for manufacturers, based on low … manufactures and innovation developers to better identify target-adopters, to develop innovations that satisfy needs of wide …

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Evolutionary Growth of Knowledge in Path-Breaking Targeted Therapies for Lung Cancer : Radical Innovations and Structure of the New Technological Paradigm

Coccia, Mario - 2015

Lung cancer is the second most common type of cancer and it has the highest mortality rate worldwide. The purpose of this paper is to analyse the evolutionary growth of knowledge of radical innovations to treat lung cancer which are generating a revolution in clinical practice. The patterns of...

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How Research Policy Changes Can Affect the Organization and Productivity of Public Research Institutes : An Analysis within the Italian National System of Innovation

Coccia, Mario; Rolfo, Secondo - 2015

institutions within the Italian national system of innovation, during the period 1999-2003, which is characterized by a new …

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Strategy and Market Management of New Product Development and Incremental Innovation : Evidence From Italian SMEs

Calabrese, Giuseppe; Coccia, Mario; Rolfo, Secondo - 2015

the innovation process is very low. Moreover, if we consider the SMEs operating in the mature sectors, such as automotive … located in a highly industrialised Italian region (Piedmont), the strategy used both for NPD, and for incremental innovation …-up view of the adoption of these non-structured innovation patterns. Although the SMEs located in this area are specialised …

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Project Management in Public Research Organisations : Strategic Change in Complex Scenarios

Coccia, Mario - 2015

The efficient organisation of public research bodies is important to increase the production of scientific research, which is more and more necessary for competitiveness in modern economies. The purpose of this paper is to analyse the new project-based organisation of the biggest public research...

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The Increasing Risk of Mortality in Breast Cancer : A Socioeconomic Analysis Between Countries

Coccia, Mario - 2020

The risk of mortality in breast cancer among women is a critical health issue worldwide. Scholars argue that breast cancer mortality rates have decreased in many advanced countries overall. How-ever, about 50% of world population in 2017 was in poor and developing countries (more than 3,652...

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Artificial Intelligence Technology in Cancer Imaging : Clinical Challenges for Detection of Lung and Breast Cancer

Coccia, Mario - 2019

In the domain of Artificial Intelligence, deep learning is part of a broader family of machine learning methods based on deep neural networks, deep belief networks, recurrent neural networks and convolutional neural networks that have been applied to fields including computer vision, medical...

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