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2. An Analysis of Star Scientists in Japan

Author

Kanetaka M. Maki, Yuta Fukudome, and Hiromi S. Nagane

Subjects
Labor mobility, Entrepreneurship, 050208 finance, business.industry, Star (game theory), 05 social sciences, Social impact, Public relations, Political science, 0502 economics and business, 050207 economics, Science and technology policy, Apprenticeship, business
Abstract

Star scientists not only create an academic impact, but also induce a social impact such as creating new businesses through high-quality research outcomes. In comparison with the US, star scientists in Japan receive relatively less attention. This paper selects star scientists in Japan via Clarivate's list of High Cited Researchers and analyzes the characteristics of them connecting with J-global. We found that star scientists tend to be concentrated in specific universities/institutes in Japan. There are a few potential explanations. First, researchers in Japan tend to perform collaborative research within universities or institutes. Second, labor mobility is low within Japanese universities. Third, apprenticeship relations in Japan often last for a lifetime

Published
2018

3. How can we detect star scientists? : The type of star scientists and the transition in Japan.

Author

Nagane, Hiromi S., Yuta Fukudome, and Kanetaka Maki

Subjects
KNOWLEDGE transfer, TECHNOLOGICAL innovations, GOVERNMENT policy, SCIENTISTS
Abstract

It is scientists who carry out scientific research. Particularly, scientists with outstanding research achievements are called "star scientists." Star scientists have not only an academic impact but also can have a substantial impact on society and the economy as previous works have suggested. However, there are no clear consensuses on how to detect star scientists. This paper proposes a method to detect star scientist from multiple viewpoints, including not only academic articles but also patents. We empirically show what classification of star scientist and the distribution in Japan based on our method. We also explain the transition of the distribution of star scientists in Japan for 30 years before and behind “Science and technology basic law” in 1995. Additionally, we focus on one of the categorized group of star scientists, all-rounder star group, who has both outstanding academic and practical achievements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019

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