United Nations University – Maastricht Economic and Social Research Institute on Innovation and Technology

Recent papers from United Nations University – Maastricht Economic and Social Research Institute on Innovation and Technology

1. Cost–benefit analysis of a mobile community-based electronic medical record system for community differentiated HIV service delivery in Lilongwe, MalawiBMC Health Services Research · 2026
2. Digitalisation, Use of Scientific Publications, and Research Output: Cross-Country EvidenceScience and Engineering Ethics · 2026
3. Shared decision making across disease areas in Belgium: A cross-sectional survey of patients’ preferences, experiences, and role alignmentPEC Global · 2026
4. Energy options for irrigated agriculture and their impacts on returns: Evidence from EthiopiaPLOS Water · 2026
5. Societal innovation and public universities: strategizing pathways to societal impactInnovation The European Journal of Social Science Research · 2026
6. Behavioural change interventions to promote climate action: An umbrella review protocolOpen Research Europe · 2026
7. Validation of an Arabic Instrument for the Assessment of Patient-Centered Care Among Patients with Diabetes in the Primary Healthcare Setting in the Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaHealthcare · 2026
8. “They feel like they have found a friend, and they are able to open-up and talk more”: A qualitative study on the role of Expert Clients and Health Promotion Officers in providing ART adherence support at Lighthouse Trust Clinics in Malawi2026
9. Imitation of regional location choices for foreign investments: The role of home-country collectivismJournal of World Business · 2026
10. When one teaches, two learn: the bidirectional learning process between supervisors and PhD studentsEconomics of Innovation and New Technology · 2026
11. The usefulness of knowledge from library staff, faculty and students for developing service innovations in academic librariesThe Journal of Academic Librarianship · 2026
12. Beyond data gaps: tracking spatial inequality in Africa via nighttime lightsThe Journal of Economic Inequality · 2026
13. How to study energy citizenship reflexively? Research questions and methodologies for an elusive research objectEnergy Research & Social Science · 2026
14. The effect of network degree on bargaining: Experimental evidence from the fieldJournal of Economic Behavior & Organization · 2026
15. The decline of research productivity? Hindering factors, remedies and the role of open scienceEconomics of Innovation and New Technology · 2026
16. Heterogenous microglial reactivity contrasts with stable vascular transcriptional programs in mouse models of Alzheimer’s, CADASIL, and Traumatic Brain InjuryNature Communications · 2026
17. Beyond monetary measures: determinants of multidimensional poverty in East Germany among vulnerable youth. A perspective from capability approach and capital theoryJournal of Youth Studies · 2026
18. The geography of AI adoption: AI diffusion in Dutch municipalities 2012–2020Spatial Economic Analysis · 2026
19. Reaching for low-hanging fruits and staying in low-value paths: Introducing capability trap theory to transition studiesResearch Policy · 2026
20. International student mobility and retention: evidence from discrete choice experimentsStudies in Higher Education · 2026