Department of Strategy and Innovation

vtsi

Department of Strategy and Innovation

Valentina
Tartari
Associate professor


Room: KIL/14.A-2.92
Tel:
+4538153965
E-mail: vt.si@cbs.dk
Presentation

I have received my PhD from Imperial College Business School in 2013 and I have been a visiting scholar at the MIT Sloan School of Management in 2015. My research focuses on the determinants of knowledge production and transfer, inside and outside academia. Specifically, I study how academic researchers produce scientific knowledge and how this knowledge is transferred to industry and society at large. I am also interested in the role universities have in stimulating local entrepreneurship. My work has been published in leading innovation and management journals, such as the Academy of Management Journal, Research Policy and the Journal of Management Studies. I am an officer of the DRUID society and a member of the executive committee of the SEI (Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Innovation) Consortium.

Primary research areas
  • Knowledge creation
  • University-industry interaction
  • Academic entrepreneurship
  • Role of universities and science in innovative activities
  • Gender inequality in science
Administrative tasks


Curriculum Vitae
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Links

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Courses
  • Innovation Challenges in Bio Business
  • Managing Innovation
  • Innovation (HD)
Supervision


Other teaching activities


Selected publications
  • Campbell, B. A., Di Lorenzo, F., & Tartari, V. (2020), Cross-Organization Collaboration and Mobility of Knowledge Workers, Academy of Management Journal, in-press
  • Wright, M., Tartari, V., Huang, K. G., Di Lorenzo, F., & Bercovitz, J. (2018). Knowledge worker mobility in context: Pushing the boundaries of theory and methods. Journal of Management Studies, 55(1), 1-26
  • Tartari, V., Salter, A. (2015) The Engagement Gap. Exploring And Mitigating Gender Differences in University–Industry Collaborative Activities, Research Policy, 44(6), 1176-1191
  • Tartari, V., Perkmann, M., Salter, A. (2014) In good company: The influence of peers on industry engagement by academic scientists, Research Policy, 43(7), 1189-1203
  • Perkmann, M., Tartari, V. et al.  (2013) Academic engagement and commercialisation: A review of the literature on university-industry relations, Research Policy, 42(2), 423-442
Publications sorted by:
2022
Wolf-Hendrik Uhlbach; Valentina Tartari; H.C. Kongsted / Beyond Scientific Excellence : International Mobility and the Entrepreneurial Activities of Academic Scientists.
In: Research Policy, Vol. 51, No. 1, 1.2022
Journal article > peer review
Sofie Dalum; Valentina Tartari; Sofie Cairo / Publish or Procreate : The Effect of Motherhood on Academic Performance.
Paper presented at DRUID22 Conference, 2022
Paper > peer review
2021
Markus Perkmann; Rossella Salandra; Valentina Tartari; Maureen McKelvey; Alan Hughes / Academic Engagement : A Review of the Literature 2011-2019.
In: Research Policy, Vol. 50, No. 1, 1.2021
Review article > peer review
Agnieszka Nowinska; Valentina Tartari; Ram Mudambi / All Hands on Deck? : Comobility and Career Outcomes after Organizational Failure.
In: Proceedings of the Eighty-first Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management. ed. /Sonia Taneja. Briarcliff Manor, NY : Academy of Management 2021, 1 p. (Academy of Management Proceedings)
Conference abstract in proceedings > peer review
Valentina Tartari; Anne L. J. Ter Wal; Balint Dioszegi; Maureen McKelvey / Bridging the Gap : Boundary Spanners’ Selective Network Mobilization across the Industry-academia Divide.
Paper presented at DRUID21 Conference, 2021
Paper > peer review
Benjamin A. Campbell; Francesco Di Lorenzo; Valentina Tartari / Employer-employee Matching and Complementary Assets : The Role of Cross-organization Collaborations.
In: Academy of Management Journal, Vol. 64, No. 3, 6.2021, p. 799-823
Journal article > peer review
Valentina Tartari; Scott Stern / More than an Ivory Tower : The Impact of Research Institutions on the Quantity and Quality of Entrepreneurship.
Cambridge, MA : National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) 2021, 54 p. (National Bureau of Economic Research. Working Paper Series, No. 28846)
Working paper
Valentina Tartari; Scott Stern / More than an Ivory Tower : The Impact of Research Institutions on the Quantity and Quality of Entrepreneurship.
Paper presented at ASSA 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting, 2021
Paper > peer review
Alessandro Nuvolari; Valentina Tartari; Matteo Tranchero / Patterns of Innovation during the Industrial Revolution : A Reappraisal Using a Composite Indicator of Patent Quality.
In: Explorations in Economic History, Vol. 82, 10.2021
Journal article > peer review
Maryann P. Feldman; Hans Kongsted; Valentina Tartari / Who Loses When Public Funding Declines?
Paper presented at ASSA 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting, 2021
Paper > peer review
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