Publications Scientific papers, economic policy articles, expert reports, blog posts, and more 5 Results enter search term Search Reset filter Suchfilter Publicationtype Journal Article (4) Working Paper (1) Research Knowledge Creation and Growth (5) Digitalization, Participation, Exclusion (3) Authors Christian Papilloud (5) Ingrid Ott (5) Torben Zülsdorf (3) Publication Series Kiel Working Papers (1) Date Last Month Last Year Select Period start date to end date Sort by Relevance Date Aktive Filter Authors: Christian Papilloud Remove all filters Journal Article Who rules the development of nanotechnologies? Expert knowledge challenging the flexible regulation of innovation – the perspective of two European regions Est Ovest – Journal of Studies in European Integration 06/2009 Download Ingrid Ott, Christian Papilloud, Torben Zülsdorf Nanotechnologies (together with biotechnology, information and cognitive sciences) belong to the so-called converging technologies... Journal Article What drives innovation? Causes of and Consequences for Nanotechnologies Managing Global Transitions 03/2009 Ingrid Ott, Christian Papilloud, Torben Zülsdorf Nanotechnologies are expected to be the dominant general purpose technology of the next decades. Their market potential is immense and... Working Paper What drives innovation? Causes of and consequences for nanotechnologies Kiel Working Papers 10/2008 Download Christian Papilloud, Torben Zülsdorf, Ingrid Ott Nanotechnologies are expected to be the dominant general purpose technology of the next decades. Their market potential is immense and... Journal Article Converging institutions. Shaping relationships between nanotechnologies, economy and society Bulletin for Science, Technology & Society 01/2007 Ingrid Ott, Christian Papilloud Nanotechnologies are technologies applied to a molecular level, which can be embedded in materials including human cells and atoms of... Journal Article Convergence or mediation? Experts of vulnerability and the vulnerability of experts' discourses on nanotechnologies - a case study European Journal of Social Science Research 01/2008 Ingrid Ott, Christian Papilloud Since 2004, risk in the context of nanotechnologies has been criticized as being too abstract and an all-inclusive category. Moreover,... Selected Publication Series Kiel Working Papers Kiel Policy Briefs Kiel Institute Economic Outlook Economics E-Journal Review of World Economics Kiel Focus
Journal Article Who rules the development of nanotechnologies? Expert knowledge challenging the flexible regulation of innovation – the perspective of two European regions Est Ovest – Journal of Studies in European Integration 06/2009 Download Ingrid Ott, Christian Papilloud, Torben Zülsdorf Nanotechnologies (together with biotechnology, information and cognitive sciences) belong to the so-called converging technologies...
Journal Article What drives innovation? Causes of and Consequences for Nanotechnologies Managing Global Transitions 03/2009 Ingrid Ott, Christian Papilloud, Torben Zülsdorf Nanotechnologies are expected to be the dominant general purpose technology of the next decades. Their market potential is immense and...
Working Paper What drives innovation? Causes of and consequences for nanotechnologies Kiel Working Papers 10/2008 Download Christian Papilloud, Torben Zülsdorf, Ingrid Ott Nanotechnologies are expected to be the dominant general purpose technology of the next decades. Their market potential is immense and...
Journal Article Converging institutions. Shaping relationships between nanotechnologies, economy and society Bulletin for Science, Technology & Society 01/2007 Ingrid Ott, Christian Papilloud Nanotechnologies are technologies applied to a molecular level, which can be embedded in materials including human cells and atoms of...
Journal Article Convergence or mediation? Experts of vulnerability and the vulnerability of experts' discourses on nanotechnologies - a case study European Journal of Social Science Research 01/2008 Ingrid Ott, Christian Papilloud Since 2004, risk in the context of nanotechnologies has been criticized as being too abstract and an all-inclusive category. Moreover,...
