Entrepreneurs, star scientists, and biotechnology.(entrepreneurship intentions of bioscientists and biotechnologists): An article from: NBER Reporter

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From the supplier: The high demands for scientific and technological processes highlight the important roles played scientists in the commercialization of these processes. The commercialization of the scientific processes contributes to the entrepreneurial spirits of bioscientists and biotechnologists. These scientists value the financial rewards and recognition involved in their discoveries and provide them with opportunities to establish their own companies or sell their products to existing firms.

Citation Details
Title: Entrepreneurs, star scientists, and biotechnology.(entrepreneurship intentions of bioscientists and biotechnologists)
Author: Lynne G. Zucker
Publication:NBER Reporter (Magazine/Journal)
Date: September 22, 1998
Publisher: National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
Page: 7(4)

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