THIAGO JOSE CYSNEIROS CAVALCANTI SOARES
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Artigo Científico Academic spill-ins or spill-outs? examining knowledge spillovers of university patentes(2020) THIAGO JOSE CYSNEIROS CAVALCANTI SOARES; Moreira, SolonArtigo Científico Have academic patents been overestimated? an analysis of university and industry spillovers(2018) THIAGO JOSE CYSNEIROS CAVALCANTI SOARES; Moreira, SolonArtigo Científico TTO’s staff and technology transfer: examining the effect of employees’ individual capabilities(2021) THIAGO JOSE CYSNEIROS CAVALCANTI SOARES; Torkomian, Ana Lúcia VitaleArtigo Científico TTO’s human capital and technology transfer: examining staff’s experience and educational background(2019) THIAGO JOSE CYSNEIROS CAVALCANTI SOARES; Torkomian, Ana Lúcia Vitale; Nagano, Marcelo S.Artigo Científico University regulations, regional development and technology transfer: the case of Brazil(2020) THIAGO JOSE CYSNEIROS CAVALCANTI SOARES; Torkomian, Ana Lúcia Vitale; Nagano, Marcelo SeidoArtigo Científico Fragmentation of Technology Ownership and Acquisition Strategy of Firms(2023) Asija, Aman; Moreira, Solon; Ringov, Dimo; THIAGO JOSE CYSNEIROS CAVALCANTI SOARESThis paper examines how the fragmented ownership of complementary intellectual property (IP) rights affects firms’ acquisition behaviour. We theorize that as the ownership of complementary IP rights fragments, the rate at which a focal firm engages in technology acquisitions will increase. Our predictions suggest that firms will expand their IP portfolios through acquisitions as a strategy to continue innovating when the ownership over strategic IP becomes exceedingly spread among technology holders. Furthermore, we propose that this positive relationship between fragmentation and acquisitions will be stronger for firms whose patent portfolios hold relatively less value compared to their peers, owing primarily to their diminished control over strategic IP. Using a unique longitudinal dataset from the biopharmaceutical industry, we find empirical support for our hypotheses.Relatório de pesquisa Relatório anual da Pesquisa FORTEC de Inovação - ano base 2020. 2021(2021) THIAGO JOSE CYSNEIROS CAVALCANTI SOARES; Torkomian, Ana Lúcia Vitale; Bezerra, Samira Yusef Araújo de Falani; Taño, Debora Regina; artins, Patricia Villar