Publications and Reports: 2005
 Corley,
Elizabeth. How Do
Career Strategies, Gender, and Work Environment Affect Faculty
Productivity Levels in University-Based Science Centers?
Review of Policy Research, Volume 22,
Number 5 (2005)
Corley,
Elizabeth and Gaughan, Monica.
Scientists’ Participation
in University Research Centers: What are the Gender Differences?
Journal of Technology Transfer, 30 (2005)
Bozeman,
Barry and Lee, Sooho.
The Impact of Research
Collaboration on Scientific Productivity.
Social Studies of Science, October 2005
Bozeman,
Barry and Daniel Sarewitz, 2005.
Public values and public
failure in US science Policy.
Science and Public Policy 32(2)
Gaughan, M. Introduction to the Symposium. SJournal of Technology Transfer, 30: 339-342, 2005.
Vuola, Olli and Ojanen,
Ville, 2005. Coping
with the Multiple Dimensions of R&D Performance Analysis.
Int J. Technology Management
Mutually Benefiting Joint Innovation Process Between Industry and
Big-Science.
Working Paper by Olli Vuola and
Ar-Pekka Hameri, Submitted to Technovation, April, 2005
Challenging Conventional Technology Transfer: New Technology From
Industry to Basic Research to Foster New Business Creation.
Working Paper by Olli Vuola,
Technology Transfer Society 2005 Annual Conference, September, 2005
Dietz, James S. and
Barry Bozeman, 2005.
Academic Careers, Patents,
and Productivity: Industrial Experience as Scientific and Technical
Human Capital. Research Policy 34,
349-367
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