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Most cited papers from Malta Council for Science and Technology

What are the most cited papers from Malta Council for Science and Technology?

The most cited paper from Malta Council for Science and Technology is "From priority-setting to articulation of demand: Foresight for research and innovation policy and strategy" (Luke Georghiou, Jennifer Cassingena Harper, 2010), with 90 citations. Next come "A European Survey on Biobanks: Trends and Issues" (86) and "The Many Faces of Foresight" (46).

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1 From priority-setting to articulation of demand: Foresight for research and innovation policy and strategy Luke Georghiou, Jennifer Cassingena Harper · Futures 20 Nov 2010 90
2 A European Survey on Biobanks: Trends and Issues Eleni Zika, Daniele Paci, Anette Braun et al. · Public Health Genomics 15 Apr 2010 86
3 The Many Faces of Foresight Ian Douglas Miles, Jennifer Cassingena Harper, Luke Georghiou et al. · Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks Book chapter 31 Mar 2008 46
4 Foresight in innovation policy: Shared visions for a science park and business–university links in a city region Jennifer Cassingena Harper, Luke Georghiou · Technology Analysis and Strategic Management Jun 2005 38
5 Rising to the challenges—Reflections on Future-oriented Technology Analysis Luke Georghiou, Jennifer Cassingena Harper · Technological Forecasting and Social Change Open access 2 Nov 2012 29
6 Adapting smart specialisation to a micro-economy – the case of Malta Luke Georghiou, and Elvira Uyarra, Ramona Saliba Scerri et al. · European Journal of Innovation Management Open access 7 Oct 2014 26
7 Coping with a fast-changing world: Towards new systems of future-oriented technology analysis Matthias Weber, Jennifer Cassingena Harper, Тотти Коннола et al. · Science and Public Policy Open access Mar 2012 26
8 Mergers and Alliances in Context Luke Georghiou, Jennifer Cassingena Harper Book chapterOpen access 2015 13
9 Introduction to a special section: Impacts and implications of future-oriented technology analysis for policy and decision-making Haegeman Karel, Jennifer Cassingena Harper, Ron J. Johnston · Science and Public Policy Feb 2010 12
10 From priority-setting to societal challenges in future-oriented technology analysis Luke Georghiou, Jennifer Cassingena Harper, Fabiana Scapolo · Futures 20 Nov 2010 8
11 Sentiment Analysis of Social Media Response and Spatial Distribution Patterns on the COVID-19 Outbreak: The Case Study of Italy Gabriela Fernandez, Carol Maione, Karenina Zaballa et al. · Human dynamics in smart cities Book chapter 2021 4
12 Pri-Sci-Net - A Project Promoting Inquirybased Learning in Primary Science: Experiences of Young Children Inquiring Suzanne Gatt, LauraSue Armeni · Literacy Information and Computer Education Journal Open access Jun 2014 3
13 Educating Practices at Primary School Level and New Forms of Positive Welfare for Families Suzanne Gatt, Laura Sue Armeni · Social Policy and Society Open access 6 Jun 2013 3
14 The Higher Education Sector and its Role in Research: Status and Impact of International Future-Oriented Technology Analysis Luke Georghiou, Jennifer Cassingena Harper Book chapter 2008 3
15 Implementing Foresight Study Results in Policy Action and Measures: EU Experience Jennifer Cassingena Harper Book chapter 2013 2
16 MedECC 2020 Summary for Policymakers Wolfgang Crämer et al. · ARCA (Università Ca' Foscari Venezia) Book chapterOpen access 17 Nov 2020 1
17 Science Education in Europe: Pedagogical Challenges Suzanne Gatt, Laura Sue Armeni · International Journal for Cross-Disciplinary Subjects in Education Open access Sep 2013 1
18 Exploring the Potential for Foresight and Forward-Looking Activity in Horizon 2020 Jennifer Cassingena Harper Book chapter 2016 0
19 Schools Promoting Community Involvement for Inclusion Suzanne Gatt, Laura Sue Armeni · SensePublishers eBooks Book chapter 2013 0

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