Patent citation analysis in a novel field of technology:An exploration of nano-science and nano-technology
Martin S. Meyer ()
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Martin S. Meyer: Helsinki University of Technology
Scientometrics, 2001, vol. 51, issue 1, No 9, 163-183
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Abstract This paper explores the interrelationships between science and technology in the emergingarea of nano-science and technology. We track patent citation relations at the sectoraldisciplinary,the organizational, and the combined industrial/organizational levels. Then weinvestigate the geographic location and organizational affiliation of inventor/authors. Our mainfinding is that there are only a small number of citations connecting nano-patents with nanosciencepapers, while nano-science and technology appear to be relatively well connected incomparison with other fields. Further explorations suggest that nano-science and technology arestill mostly separated spheres, even though there are overlaps, as an analysis of title words shows.Another observation is that university-assigned patents seem to cite papers more frequently thanother patents.
Date: 2001
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