Institute for the Management of Research and Innovation

 Orientations scientifiques de l'Institut :

The Institute's research themes are centred around the following 3 fields: - Economics of science, R&D and innovation: public research/private research interaction, economics of intellectual property rights, science and technology policy, economics and management of knowledge and CIT, new models of innovation. - Management of research, R&D and Innovation: organisational aspects of management of innovation and research, financing innovation, conducting high technology projects. - Innovation and social development: Sustainable development and innovation, social processes and collective creativity.

Staff : 20

Nb of publications / year : 10

Nb de thèses / an :

Latest publications :

Collection Working Papers IMRI. ex 2006 :

- Conséquences de la création d'une agence de moyens : le cas de l'ANR par Emilie Pauline Gallié.

- Spatial spillovers in France: a study on individual count data at the city level par Emilie-Pauline Gallié and Diègo Legros.

- First findings from the Survey of the European Business Incubator par John Gabriel Goddard & Hela Chouk.

- Managing intellectual assets within knowledge-based partnerships: Insights from a survey of public laboratories collaborating with industry par John Gabriel Goddard and Marc Isabelle

Research projects and invitations to tender :

- DYREP European Project - Dynamics of Research Partnerships for NEST Performance. - France Télécom contract: ""Socio-organisational study in the field of research"". - IFP, SNCF, SANOFI, VEOLIA collaboration agreements concerning "the study of individual career strategies of researchers and experts". - CDC-SME Entreprises Agreement: "study of the credibility factors of young companies upon being listed on the stock exchange".

Conferences, events organised :

1)""Les Rencontres de Cargèse"": this school is based on the idea of an interdisciplinary approach on the theme of innovation: economics, sociology and management, and especially on a 'confrontation' between academic experts and professionals from companies and research organisations. The school's programme is structured to meet this double objective by examining recent learning with regard to developing knowledge in the field of management of innovation and R&D via the "filters" of economics, management and sociology, and by substantiating it with testimonies and analyses from professionals. 2) IMRI research seminars: these research seminars are an opportunity for young IMRI researchers to present their recent or current research work.

Major partnerships and companies :

Partnership: CEA/INSTN
Associate companies: France Télécom R&D, CDC Entreprise, Veolia Environnement, etc.