A gender study of principal investigator lead public R&D centres and funding

To survive and grow public Research and Development (R&D) centres need to raise competitive funds (Bazeley 1998; Lee and Om 1996; Muñoz 2007; Santamaría, Brage-Gil and Modrego 2010). The factors that can influence the capacity of national R&D teams within R&D centres to apply for and obt...

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Vydáno v:Economics of innovation and new technology Ročník 31; číslo 1-2; s. 54 - 69
Hlavní autoři: Cunningham, James A., Escribá-Esteve, Alejandro, Foncubierta-Rodríguez, María José, Martín-Alcázar, Fernando, Perea-Vicente, José Luis
Médium: Journal Article
Jazyk:angličtina
Vydáno: Abingdon Routledge 17.02.2022
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Témata:
Biomedicine
Funding
Gender
Gender aspects
Gender differences
Gender relations
innovation
Leadership
Principal investigators
Priorities
public funding
R&D
R&D Teams
Research & development
Research facilities
Teams
ISSN:1043-8599, 1476-8364
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Shrnutí:To survive and grow public Research and Development (R&D) centres need to raise competitive funds (Bazeley 1998; Lee and Om 1996; Muñoz 2007; Santamaría, Brage-Gil and Modrego 2010). The factors that can influence the capacity of national R&D teams within R&D centres to apply for and obtain competitive funding does not seem to have been studied in depth. The purpose of study is to firstly, to examine whether a consistent set of priorities defined by R&D centre lead principal investigators secures more competitive funding. Secondly, to examine whether the PI gender moderates the effect of the PI's priorities on the amount of competitive public funds that the R&D team of the PI obtains. Our study focuses on R&D activities carried out in Spanish public centres in the areas of Health and Biomedicine. Our results found that there were no gender differences in relation to the acquisition of competitive funding which is contrary to findings of other studies (Mayer and Rathmann 2018; Lerchenmueller and Sorenson, 2018).
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ISSN:1043-8599
1476-8364
DOI:10.1080/10438599.2020.1843990