Green innovation ecosystems study awarded best paper at R&D Management Conference 2023
The award for best paper went to Charlotte Chappert, Montpellier Management “Multiple asymmetrical collaborations in green innovation ecosystems”.
The award for best paper went to Charlotte Chappert, Montpellier Management “Multiple asymmetrical collaborations in green innovation ecosystems”.
The 2023 R&D Management Conference Responsible and Responsive Innovation for a Better Future – is now open in Seville.
It began with welcome remarks from Prof. Carmen Cabello, RADMA chair
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