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Laurence Colinet - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Opening the black box of impact – Ideal-type impact pathways in a public avricultural Research Organization
    Research Policy, 2017
    Co-Authors: Mireille Matt, Ariane Gaunand, Pierre Benoit Joly, Laurence Colinet
    Abstract:

    This paper develops a renewed Research impact assessment approach that goes beyond the traditional computation of internal rates of returns but allows collective learning, understanding and guiding systems transformation. Our approach (ASIRPA) builds on the broader Research impact assessment literature which discusses impact-generating mechanisms in nonlinear dynamic processes. The main originality of ASIRPA is that it is based on a theory of innovation inspired by Actor Network Theory and a standardized ex-post case study methodology. Standardized case studies allow systematic codification of the variables for each case study, and the building of four ideal-type impact pathways. Each of these ideal-types is characterized by specific translation mechanisms, critical points, Research and adoption networks, Research outputs, and impacts. Our analytical framework and empirical analysis provide new insights into the contribution of an agricultural Public Research Organization to impact generation, and the role of users and networks in impact pathways.

  • asirpa a comprehensive theory based approach to assessing the societal impacts of a Research Organization
    Research Evaluation, 2015
    Co-Authors: Pierre Benoit Joly, Ariane Gaunand, Laurence Colinet, Philippe Laredo, Stephane Lemarie, Mireille Matt
    Abstract:

    ASIRPA is an original and comprehensive approach for assessing the socio-economic impact of public-sector Research Organizations through case studies. The cases are theory-based, selected to characterize the diversity of the broader impacts, and standardized so as to allow the scaling-up of the analysis of impact to the level of the Organization. ASIRPA is founded on well-tried tools, and the added value of the approach lies in the adaptation and combination of these tools to design a comprehensive approach, which has been tested in a real situation and proven to be robust, credible, and implementable.

  • asirpa a comprehensive theory based approach to assessing the societal impacts of a Research Organization
    2015
    Co-Authors: Pierre Benoit Joly, Ariane Gaunand, Laurence Colinet, Philippe Laredo, Stephane Lemarie, Mireille Matt
    Abstract:

    ASIRPA is an original and comprehensive approach for assessing the socio-economic impact of PROs through case studies. The cases are theory-based, selected to characterize the diversity of the broader impacts, and standardized so as to allow the scaling-up of the analysis of impact to the level of the Organization. ASIRPA is founded on well-tried tools and the added-value of the approach lies in the adaptation and combination of these tools to design a comprehensive approach, which has been tested in a real situation and proven to be robust, credible, and implementable.

Mireille Matt - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Opening the black box of impact – Ideal-type impact pathways in a public avricultural Research Organization
    Research Policy, 2017
    Co-Authors: Mireille Matt, Ariane Gaunand, Pierre Benoit Joly, Laurence Colinet
    Abstract:

    This paper develops a renewed Research impact assessment approach that goes beyond the traditional computation of internal rates of returns but allows collective learning, understanding and guiding systems transformation. Our approach (ASIRPA) builds on the broader Research impact assessment literature which discusses impact-generating mechanisms in nonlinear dynamic processes. The main originality of ASIRPA is that it is based on a theory of innovation inspired by Actor Network Theory and a standardized ex-post case study methodology. Standardized case studies allow systematic codification of the variables for each case study, and the building of four ideal-type impact pathways. Each of these ideal-types is characterized by specific translation mechanisms, critical points, Research and adoption networks, Research outputs, and impacts. Our analytical framework and empirical analysis provide new insights into the contribution of an agricultural Public Research Organization to impact generation, and the role of users and networks in impact pathways.

  • asirpa a comprehensive theory based approach to assessing the societal impacts of a Research Organization
    Research Evaluation, 2015
    Co-Authors: Pierre Benoit Joly, Ariane Gaunand, Laurence Colinet, Philippe Laredo, Stephane Lemarie, Mireille Matt
    Abstract:

    ASIRPA is an original and comprehensive approach for assessing the socio-economic impact of public-sector Research Organizations through case studies. The cases are theory-based, selected to characterize the diversity of the broader impacts, and standardized so as to allow the scaling-up of the analysis of impact to the level of the Organization. ASIRPA is founded on well-tried tools, and the added value of the approach lies in the adaptation and combination of these tools to design a comprehensive approach, which has been tested in a real situation and proven to be robust, credible, and implementable.

  • asirpa a comprehensive theory based approach to assessing the societal impacts of a Research Organization
    2015
    Co-Authors: Pierre Benoit Joly, Ariane Gaunand, Laurence Colinet, Philippe Laredo, Stephane Lemarie, Mireille Matt
    Abstract:

    ASIRPA is an original and comprehensive approach for assessing the socio-economic impact of PROs through case studies. The cases are theory-based, selected to characterize the diversity of the broader impacts, and standardized so as to allow the scaling-up of the analysis of impact to the level of the Organization. ASIRPA is founded on well-tried tools and the added-value of the approach lies in the adaptation and combination of these tools to design a comprehensive approach, which has been tested in a real situation and proven to be robust, credible, and implementable.

L.g. Sparrow - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Sequences of wool keratin proteins: the CSIRO connection
    Trends in Biochemical Sciences, 1991
    Co-Authors: L.m. Dowling, L.g. Sparrow
    Abstract:

    Abstract Wool, a dead tissue of epithelial origin, derives many of its properties as a textile fibre from the structure and arrangement of the proteins from which it is comprised. Much of the progress in the elucidation of wool protein structures, as a step towards understanding this relationship between structure and properties, has been made in the Division of Protein Chemistry of Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization.

Ariane Gaunand - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Opening the black box of impact – Ideal-type impact pathways in a public avricultural Research Organization
    Research Policy, 2017
    Co-Authors: Mireille Matt, Ariane Gaunand, Pierre Benoit Joly, Laurence Colinet
    Abstract:

    This paper develops a renewed Research impact assessment approach that goes beyond the traditional computation of internal rates of returns but allows collective learning, understanding and guiding systems transformation. Our approach (ASIRPA) builds on the broader Research impact assessment literature which discusses impact-generating mechanisms in nonlinear dynamic processes. The main originality of ASIRPA is that it is based on a theory of innovation inspired by Actor Network Theory and a standardized ex-post case study methodology. Standardized case studies allow systematic codification of the variables for each case study, and the building of four ideal-type impact pathways. Each of these ideal-types is characterized by specific translation mechanisms, critical points, Research and adoption networks, Research outputs, and impacts. Our analytical framework and empirical analysis provide new insights into the contribution of an agricultural Public Research Organization to impact generation, and the role of users and networks in impact pathways.

  • asirpa a comprehensive theory based approach to assessing the societal impacts of a Research Organization
    Research Evaluation, 2015
    Co-Authors: Pierre Benoit Joly, Ariane Gaunand, Laurence Colinet, Philippe Laredo, Stephane Lemarie, Mireille Matt
    Abstract:

    ASIRPA is an original and comprehensive approach for assessing the socio-economic impact of public-sector Research Organizations through case studies. The cases are theory-based, selected to characterize the diversity of the broader impacts, and standardized so as to allow the scaling-up of the analysis of impact to the level of the Organization. ASIRPA is founded on well-tried tools, and the added value of the approach lies in the adaptation and combination of these tools to design a comprehensive approach, which has been tested in a real situation and proven to be robust, credible, and implementable.

  • asirpa a comprehensive theory based approach to assessing the societal impacts of a Research Organization
    2015
    Co-Authors: Pierre Benoit Joly, Ariane Gaunand, Laurence Colinet, Philippe Laredo, Stephane Lemarie, Mireille Matt
    Abstract:

    ASIRPA is an original and comprehensive approach for assessing the socio-economic impact of PROs through case studies. The cases are theory-based, selected to characterize the diversity of the broader impacts, and standardized so as to allow the scaling-up of the analysis of impact to the level of the Organization. ASIRPA is founded on well-tried tools and the added-value of the approach lies in the adaptation and combination of these tools to design a comprehensive approach, which has been tested in a real situation and proven to be robust, credible, and implementable.

Qiu Jiaxue - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The Present Status and Future of Contract Research Organization
    Progress in Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2007
    Co-Authors: Qiu Jiaxue
    Abstract:

    As a new profession,Contract Research Organization(CRO) industry was developed pretty quickly in recent years globally.More than 500 CRO companies play an important role in operation control,cost control and risk control of drug development all over the world.CRO industry is still on its early stage in China,which means opportunities and challenges exist simultaneously in this profession.CRO will undoubtedly promote the drug Research and development to an unprecedented status.CRO industry should be supported strongly,encouraged to set up various types and guided by related policies and regulations.CRO companies should keep collecting and summarizing experiences to improve,and building brands in preciseness,standard and effectiveness to gain more market share.CRO companies should also set up their own databases to manage,analyze data,and explore in publicizing clinic experiment data by information systems.