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Taking the Next Step: How Can Implementation Science Advance Diabetes Foot Care for Rural and Remote Australians? [PDF]

J Foot Ankle Res
Byrnes A, Charles J, Cramb S, Jensen S, Johnston T, Larkins S, McPhail S, Netten JJV, Parker CN, Tulleners R, Tyack Z, Golledge J, Lazzarini PA, QFeet Study Group.   +13 more
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How the proposal for a new regulation for new genomic techniques affects the European Union's food system sustainability objectives. [PDF]

NPJ Sustain Agric
Kardung M, Ahado S, Ambrogio Y, Čechura L, Cingiz K, Eriksson D, Godinho J, Jin Y, Karpouzas DG, Kartakis S, Smeets Kristkova Z, Wesseler J.   +11 more
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Behavioral and innovation drivers of farmers' support for forest policy at the forest agriculture interface. [PDF]

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Maleknia R, Pakravan-Charvadeh MR, Halalisan AF.   +2 more
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Microbial Ecology at the Nexus of Food Safety and Biotechnology With Ecological Mechanisms, Risks, and Emerging Innovations. [PDF]

Int J Food Sci
Tepson JA, Agyirifo DS.
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The ecology and evolution of key innovations

Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 2023
The idea of 'key innovations' has long been influential in theoretical and empirical approaches to understanding adaptive diversification. Despite originally revolving around traits inducing major ecological shifts, the key innovation concept itself has evolved, conflating lineage diversification with trait-dependent ecological shifts.
Aryeh H. Miller, James T. Stroud, Jonathan B. Losos   +2 more
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Ecological risks and innovative-investment projects

Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2022
Market competition is becoming fiercer all around the world and countries pay considerable attention to their innovative-investment environment. Rapid global economic development and infinite resource extraction have damaged the environment and the harmful environmental effect has become increasingly significant. Thus, technological innovation occupies
Gelrud Yakov D, Jianan Cui, Festus Victor Bekun   +2 more
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Organizing Ecologies of Complex Innovation

Organization Science, 2011
For many sectors like health care, financial services, or renewable energy, new products and services are generated by an ecology of business firms, nonprofit foundations, public institutions, and other agents. Knowledge to innovate is dispersed across ecologies, so no single firm or small group of firms can innovate alone. Moreover, many new products
Deborah J. Dougherty, Danielle D. Dunne
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Innovation engines for knowledge cities: an innovation ecology perspective

Journal of Knowledge Management, 2004
Innovation is the process of turning knowledge and ideas into value. An “urban innovation engine” is a system which can trigger, generate, foster and catalyze innovation in the city. This paper describes the concept of the “urban innovation engine”, provides some historical and contemporary examples, and suggests a set of guidelines for turning ...
Ron Dvir, Edna Pásher
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