Department of Strategy and Innovation

vtsi

Department of Strategy and Innovation

Valentina
Tartari
Associate professor


Room: KIL/14.A-2.97
Tel:
+4538153965
E-mail: vt.si@cbs.dk
Presentation

I have received a PhD in Management from Imperial College London with a thesis titled “The Microfoundations of University-Industry Interaction” and a Master of Science degree with first class honors in Economics and Management of New Technologies from Bocconi University. I spent several months working at UN offices in Geneva and at the DG Research of the European Commission in Brussels. I have also been a visiting researcher at the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill, NC, USA). My research interests include: analysis of university-industry collaboration, technology transfer, economics and management of innovation, patent analysis and appropriability strategies, and analysis of social influence on individuals.

Primary research areas
  • University-industry interaction
  • Academic entrepreneurship
  • Role of universities and science in innovative activities
  • Social influence mechanisms
  • Innovation
Administrative tasks


Curriculum Vitae
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Links

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Link to this homepage
www.cbs.dk/en/staff/vtsi
Courses
  • HA E129 – Innovation
  • CM MI20 – Innovation and Knowledge
  • Foundations of Entrepreneurship (INO PhD course)
Supervision


Other teaching activities


Selected publications
  • Clarysse, B., Tartari, V., Salter, A. (2011) The Comparative Role of TTOs and Individual Level Behavior of Academics to Explain Academic Entrepreneurship, Research Policy, 40(8), 1084-1093
  • Tartari, V., Salter, A., D’Este, P. (2012) Crossing the Rubicon: Exploring the factors that shape academics perceptions of the barriers of working with Industry, Cambridge Journal of Economics, 36(3), 655-677
  • Tartari, V., Breschi, S. (2012) Set them free: Scientists' perceptions of benefits and costs of university-industry research collaboration, forthcoming at Industrial and Corporate Change
  • Perkmann, M., Tartari, V. et al.  (2012) Academic engagement and commercialisation: A review of the literature on university-industry relations, forthcoming at Research Policy
  • Nuvolari, A., Tartari, V. (2011) Bennet Woodcroft and the value of English patents 1617-1841, Explorations in Economic History, 48(1), 97-115
Publications sorted by:
2018
Valentina Tartari; Francesco Di Lorenzo; Benjamin A. Campbell / Another Roof, Another Proof : The Impact of Mobility on Individual Productivity in Science.
In: Journal of Technology Transfer, 13.7.2018, p. 1-28
Journal article > peer review
Mike Wright; Valentina Tartari; Kenneth G. Huang; Francesco Di Lorenzo; Janet Bercovitz / Knowledge Worker Mobility in Context : Pushing the Boundaries of Theory and Methods.
In: Journal of Management Studies, Vol. 55, No. 1, 2018, p. 1-26
Journal article > peer review
Valentina Tartari; Scott Stern / The Role of Universities in Local Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
Paper presented at DRUID18 Conference, 2018
Paper > peer review
2017
H.C. Kongsted; Valentina Tartari; Davide Cannito; Maria Theresa Norn; Jeppe Wohlert / University Researchers’ Engagement with Industry, the Public Sector and Society : Results from a 2017 Survey of University Researchers in Denmark.
København : DEA 2017, 39 p.
Report
2015
Markus Perkmann; Riccardo Fini; Jan-Michael Ross; Ammon Salter; Cleo Silvestri; Valentina Tartari / Accounting for Impact at Imperial College London : A Report on the Activities and Outputs by Imperial Academics Relevant for Economic and Social Impact.
London : Imperial College London 2015, 44 p.
Report
Markus Perkmann; Riccardo Fini; Jan-Michael Ross; Ammon Salter; Cleo Silvestri; Valentina Tartari / Accounting for Universities’ Impact : Using Augmented data to Measure Academic Engagement and Commercialization by Academic Scientists.
In: Research Evaluation, Vol. 24, No. 4, 2015, p. 380-391
Journal article > peer review
Valentina Tartari; Ammon Salter / The Engagement Gap : Exploring Gender Differences in University–Industry Collaboration Activities.
In: Research Policy, Vol. 44, No. 6, 2015, p. 1176–1191
Journal article > peer review
2014
Valentina Tartari; Markus Perkmann; Ammon Salter / In Good Company : The Influence of Peers on Industry Engagement by Academic Scientists.
In: Research Policy, Vol. 23, No. 7, 2014, p. 1189-1203
Journal article > peer review
Alessandro Nuvolari; Valentina Tartari / Innovation, Appropriability and Productivity Growth in Agriculture : A Broad Historical Viewpoint.
In: Intellectual Property Rights: Legal and Economic Challenges for Development. . ed. /Mario Cimoli; Giovanni Dosi; Keith E. Maskus; Ruth L. Okediji; Jerome H. Reichman . Oxford : Oxford University Press 2014, p. 242-263 (Initiative for Policy Dialogue Series)
Book chapter > peer review
2013
Markus Perkmann; Valentina Tartari; Maureen McKelvey; Erkko Autio; Anders Broström; Pablo D’Este; Riccardo Fini; Aldo Geuna; Rosa Grimaldi; Alan Hughes; Stefan Kabel; Michael Kitson; Patrick Llerena; Ammon Salter; Maurizio Sobrero / Academic Engagement and Commercialisation : A Review of the Literature on University–Industry Relations.
In: Research Policy, Vol. 42, No. 2, 3.2013, p. 423-442
Review > peer review
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