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1 Source: Authors. From: Strategic behaviour of research groups within the entrepreneurial university policy rhetoric: the Estonian biotechnology sector Sci Public Policy. Published online May 03, doi: /scipol/scx015 Sci Public Policy | © The Author Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please

2 Source: Compiled by authors based on the data submitted by universities.
From: Strategic behaviour of research groups within the entrepreneurial university policy rhetoric: the Estonian biotechnology sector Sci Public Policy. Published online May 03, doi: /scipol/scx015 Sci Public Policy | © The Author Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please

3 Source: Compiled by authors based on the data submitted by universities.
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4 Source: The information on publishing activity, graduates and filing patent applications derived from the Estonian R&D database ETIS (October 2016); the information on ownership structures derived from the Estonian Commercial Register and from the ETIS database (December 2014). From: Strategic behaviour of research groups within the entrepreneurial university policy rhetoric: the Estonian biotechnology sector Sci Public Policy. Published online May 03, doi: /scipol/scx015 Sci Public Policy | © The Author Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please

5 Source: Authors’ calculations based on Statistics Estonia (2016).
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6 Source: Authors’ calculations based on the database HaridusSilm (operated by the Ministry of Education and Research 2016). From: Strategic behaviour of research groups within the entrepreneurial university policy rhetoric: the Estonian biotechnology sector Sci Public Policy. Published online May 03, doi: /scipol/scx015 Sci Public Policy | © The Author Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please

7 Source: Authors’ calculations based on Statistics Estonia (2016); the data on R&D expenditures in the field of natural sciences and engineering (M721) (2010–15) relying on the inquiry from Statistics Estonia (2017); the data on R&D expenditures in biotechnology business sector (M7211) relying on MEAC calculations, see Lember et al. (2015) (unfortunately no comparable data from 2012 onward). From: Strategic behaviour of research groups within the entrepreneurial university policy rhetoric: the Estonian biotechnology sector Sci Public Policy. Published online May 03, doi: /scipol/scx015 Sci Public Policy | © The Author Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please

8 Source: Authors’ calculations based on Statistics Estonia (2016); the data on R&D expenditures in the field of natural sciences and engineering (M721) (2010–15) relying on the inquiry from Statistics Estonia (2017). From: Strategic behaviour of research groups within the entrepreneurial university policy rhetoric: the Estonian biotechnology sector Sci Public Policy. Published online May 03, doi: /scipol/scx015 Sci Public Policy | © The Author Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please

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