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Research
Latest funding
- $85,482,000
Medicine by Design
CIHR · 2015 · Nominated PI
- $2,500,000
Social dynamics of economic performance: innovation and creativity in city-regions
SSHRC · 2005 · Co-investigator
- $25,000
Social dynamics or economic performance: innovation & creativity in city-regions
SSHRC · 2005 · Co-investigator
Medicine by Design
Principal investigators: Gertler, Meric
Keywords: Biomaterials; Cell Imaging; Cell Manufacturing; Cell Therapy; Computational Biology; Genetically Engineered Cells; Nanotechnology; Optogenetics; Organ Transplant; Scaffolds; Synthetic Biology; Systems Biology
Social dynamics of economic performance: innovation and creativity in city-regions
Principal investigators: Wolfe, David A.
Keywords: innovations; creativity; city-regions; learning; associative governance; social diversity; social inclusion
Social dynamics or economic performance: innovation & creativity in city-regions
Principal investigators: Wolfe, David A.
Social dynamics or economic performance: innovation & creativity in city-regions
Principal investigators: Wolfe, David A.
Innovation systems and economic development: the role of local and regional clusters in Canada
Principal investigators: Wolfe, David
Keywords: clusters; regional development; innovation systems; public policy; competitiveness; business networks; industrial development and technological change
Ontario Network on the Regional Innovation System (ONRIS)
Principal investigators: Gertler, Meric
Convergence, scale and learning: industrial practices of German firms in North America
Principal investigators: Gertler, Meric
Keywords: institutions; workplace organization; technology; interfirm relations
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