The social shaping of the national science base

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to examine the dependence of technologically dynamic companies on publicly funded academic research and related programs using studies. Bibliometric information was utilized to determine the rate and direction of a nation's research activities. Results indicated that technologically dynamic firms significantly relied on academic research funded with public money. Findings also showed that national societies had a major effect on the level and sectoral pattern of research programs.

Analysis

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PublicationHarvester: an open-source software tool for science policy research

Article Abstract:

Information is provided about PublicationHarvester, an open-source software used by researchers to sort publication data. Economic and sociological aspects of science policy research are discussed.

Science & research, Research and Testing Services, Basic Research, Modeling, Data modeling software, PublicationHarvester (BBS software)

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PublicationHarvester: an open-source software tool for science policy research

Article Abstract:

Information is provided about PublicationHarvester, an open-source software used for science policy research, based on economic and sociological aspects of science policy.

Prepackaged software, Data warehousing software, PublicationHarvester (Data warehousing software)

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