Titlebook: Life Science Management; Perspectives, Concep Avo Schönbohm,Hans Henning von Horsten,Philipp Plu Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Intellectual Property in the Life Science Field: With a Focus on Patentsample, biotechnology, microbiology, chemistry, biochemistry as well as bioinformatics, and biomedical engineering. In all of these disciplines, there is a particularly high need for research as well as development and great potential for innovations. Intellectual property rights and, specifically, p

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Hospitals of the Future: How Can We Get There?r hospitals. For a long time, a reluctance to introduce digital applications prevailed here compared to other industries. However, digitalisation strategies have now reached management levels, and in many cases are being implemented. The hospital of the future will be fundamentally different from fa

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Life Science Management as a Multidisciplinary Challenge in Global Innovation Competitionnces for health and mental well-being. Many countries with large budgets, strong economies, and fast responses were ultimately unable to prevent, nationally and globally, millions of deaths, admissions to intensive care, and long-term damage to health. In addition, economic sacrifices were necessary

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Trust and Incentives in Driving a Collaborative Innovation: South Korean Life Science Industryhighly regulated environment, vast amounts of capital investment, long product/service development times, and collaboration/partnership /distribution channels for global markets. This high-risk industry sector needs a collaborative innovation environment to reduce risks and maximize benefits to each

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Open Innovation in the Life Science Industry the former phenomenon has become a principle for numerous organizations in different industrial sectors. In particular the life science industry is benefitting from Open Innovation on all levels of the value chain. This article sheds light on the principles and practical implications by focusing on

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Ludic Leadership: The Counter-Intuitive Case for Playing Games in the Life Science Industryustry’s process complexities, social responsibilities and academic work culture. We do this on three levels: (1) Using game-like techniques as tools for situational interventions by a leadership figure, (2) using game thinking as a method to design the workplace culture and (3) using games as the me

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Setting Up a Company in the Life Science Sectorosmetics, or environmental protection, but also in automotive engineering. The developments and discussions in the field of the bioeconomy also bear this out. The results of research and development offer many opportunities for the establishment of a new company. Important for the success of such a