Modeling interregional research collaborations in German biotechnology using industry directory data

Mitze, Timo; Strotebeck, Falk

doi:10.1016/j.dib.2018.11.145

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“…This mastery of high-level technology is a barometer of a country's dominance of other countries. Biotechnology can even be said as a new techno-economic paradigm (Tylecote, 2019) that can be relied upon as state gross domestic product (Arujanan, 2011;Mitze & Strotebeck, 2018), and it as a vital for society (Barciszewskia, et al 2019). Its main base is nothing but technology and engineering developed from modern sciences.…”

Section: The Role Of Biotechnology In Societymentioning

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Differences of Natural Science and Social Science Pre-service Student’s Perceptions for Biotechnology

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The study aims to investigate the importance of infusing SSI (Socioscientific Issue) into STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics)-based Biotechnology learning by capturing the perceptions of students in Natural Science and Social Science. This is intended to make learning more effective because it helps students to achieve the comprehension of the material being taught. The research apply mix methods by capturing quantitative and qualitative data. The quantitative data are collected from the percentage of answers from 291 students who have filled out quizzes through online surveys. While qualitative data is collected from garnering students’ answers through unstructured interviews. The results showed that students of Natural Science discussed biotechnology more technically and normatively resulting in product effects, while students of Social Science focused more on the policy and risk aspects of biotech products. It is the difference in perception between the two majors that requires the SSI approach to be infused into the STEM approach. The benefits of such infusionare improved students' HOTS (Higher Order Thinking Skills), which is in line with the current learning trend of the Industrial Revolution 4.0. Keywords: SSI, Biotechnology, STEM education, HOTS

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Section: The Role Of Biotechnology In Societymentioning

confidence: 99%

Differences of Natural Science and Social Science Pre-service Student’s Perceptions for Biotechnology

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“…Local studies are mainly focused on the collaboration aspects, see e.g. Leifeld et al (2017) [20] or Mitze and Strotebeck (2019) [23].…”

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The Use of Complex Networks Tools to Describe the Current State of Multidisciplinary Research in Poland

Gorgol¹

2020

Adv. Sci. Technol. Res. J.

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The purpose of this research was to specify the interrelationships of various scientific disciplines based on the official declarations of scientists. The most required scientific disciplines were identified for multidisciplinary research. Undirected graphs with the specified parameters were used for modelling of community structure. On the basis of an open database POLON, a graph was created for the connections among disciplines of science. The number of scientists in particular branches and disciplines of science was presented. The connections with in the branches of science and disciplines were shown. Four different measures were considered: percentage of double declarants, vertex degree, weighted vertex degree and betweenness centrality. The disciplines with highest level of interdisciplinarity were found, namely: biomedical engineering, informatics, culture and religious sciences, health sciences, and security sciences. On the contrary, very isolated disciplines were found, including the following: musical arts, astronomy, visual arts and conservation of cultural heritage, veterinary medicine, and archeology. Finally, it was concluded that two branches research (medicals sciences or management and quality sciences) are the most interdisciplinary in Poland.

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Modeling interregional research collaborations in German biotechnology using industry directory data

Cited by 2 publications

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Differences of Natural Science and Social Science Pre-service Student’s Perceptions for Biotechnology

Differences of Natural Science and Social Science Pre-service Student’s Perceptions for Biotechnology

The Use of Complex Networks Tools to Describe the Current State of Multidisciplinary Research in Poland

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