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The tentative governance of emerging science and technology—A conceptual introduction by Kuhlmann, Stefan, Stegmaier, Peter, Konrad, Kornelia

“…•Tentative forms of governance are an empirically relevant phenomenon in many fields of emerging sciences and technology.•Tentative governance in practice is…”
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The social dynamics of expectations: The interaction of collective and actor-specific expectations on electronic commerce and interactive television by Konrad, Kornelia

“…The article investigates three mechanisms by which expectation dynamics affect innovation processes. Empirically, it focuses on hype-disappointment cycles in…”
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The sociology of expectations in science and technology by Borup, Mads, Brown, Nik, Konrad, Kornelia, Van Lente, Harro

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Living with my diabetes - introducing eHealth into daily practices of patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus by van Leersum, Catharina M, Konrad, Kornelia E, Bults, Marloes, den Ouden, Marjolein Em

“…Diabetes patients can draw on an increasing number of eHealth apps to support them in the self-management of their disease. While studies so far have focused…”
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Engaging older adults with a migration background to explore the usage of digital technologies in coping with dementia by van Leersum, Catharina M, Konrad, Kornelia E, Siebrand, Egbert, Malik, Zohrah B, den Ouden, Marjolein E M, Bults, Marloes

“…Coping with dementia can imply particular challenges for people with a migration background due to diversity in their life course, personal characteristics,…”
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The rise of graphene expectations: Anticipatory practices in emergent nanotechnologies by Alvial-Palavicino, Carla, Konrad, Kornelia

“…•The concept of anticipatory practices is suggested for studying how expectations are shaped and influence research and innovation.•We show how anticipatory…”
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Socio-technical futures and the governance of innovation processes—An introduction to the special issue by Konrad, Kornelia, Böhle, Knud

“…•Editorial Introduction to special issue on Socio-technical futures and the governance of innovation processes.•Twelve contributions draw on several lines of…”
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Tentative governing of fuel cell innovation in a dynamic network of expectations by Budde, Björn, Konrad, Kornelia

“…•The role of expectations as an element of tentative governance is studied.•We investigate the dynamics of fuel cell expectations in the German policy…”
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Innovation ecosystem strategies of industrial firms: A multilayered approach to alignment and strategic positioning by Visscher, Klaasjan, Hahn, Katrin, Konrad, Kornelia

“…There is a growing interest in innovation ecosystems. Embedding innovation processes in ecosystems comes with several opportunities and managerial challenges…”
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Society is part of the equation by Greiving, Verena Schulze, Konrad, Kornelia

“…Verena Schulze Greiving and Kornelia Konrad describe a toolbox that they developed to support researchers in exploring the societal implications and…”
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Sectoral demand articulation: The case of emerging sensor technologies in the drinking water sector by te Kulve, Haico, Konrad, Kornelia

“…Demand articulation plays a central role in innovation processes as it reduces uncertainties for innovating firms and offers guidance in innovation processes…”
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Knowledge bases and responsibility within regional innovation systems: reflections from the Twente region by Benneworth, Paul, Schulze-Greiving, Verena, Konrad, Kornelia

“…Increasing public investments in distributed platform infrastructures created new opportunities for economic growth and social welfare but simultaneously were…”
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Expectation dynamics: Ups and downs of alternative fuels by Konrad, Kornelia

“…The transport sector must undergo radical changes if it is to reduce its carbon emissions, calling for alternative vehicles and fuel types. Researchers now…”
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A dynamic view on interactions between academic spin-offs and their parent organizations by Treibich, Tania, Konrad, Kornelia, Truffer, Bernhard

“…Literature on academic spin-offs gives evidence of different modes of interaction between spin-offs and their parent and their relative role in different modes…”
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Strategic responses to fuel cell hype and disappointment by Konrad, Kornelia, Markard, Jochen, Ruef, Annette, Truffer, Bernhard

“…This article investigates the interplay of expectation dynamics and innovation processes at the level of organizations and at the innovation system level. We…”
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Influencing the direction of innovation processes: the shadow of authorities in demand articulation by te Kulve, Haico, Boon, Wouter, Konrad, Kornelia, Schuitmaker, Tjerk Jan

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Multi-regime dynamics in the analysis of sectoral transformation potentials: evidence from German utility sectors by Konrad, Kornelia, Truffer, Bernhard, Voß, Jan-Peter

“…Network-bound infrastructure systems as electricity, gas, water and telecommunications are currently undergoing transformations on various levels and…”
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Context Matters: Promises and Concerns Regarding Nanotechnologies for Water and Food Applications by te Kulve, Haico, Konrad, Kornelia, Alvial Palavicino, Carla, Walhout, Bart

“…Expectations in the form of promises and concerns contribute to the sense-making and valuation of emerging nanotechnologies. They add up to what we call ‘de…”
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Living with diabetes – introducing eHealth into daily practices of patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus by Catharina M van Leersum, Kornelia E Konrad, Marloes Bults, Marjolein EM den Ouden

“…Objective Diabetes patients can draw on an increasing number of eHealth apps to support them in the self-management of their disease. While studies so far have…”
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Trust and electronic commerce-more than a technical problem by Konrad, K., Fuchs, G., Barthel, J.

“…It is argued that the building of trust in electronic commerce depends only partly on technical security, and the knowledge of security gaps and ways of…”
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