Sarah Otner
Associate Professor of Innovation Management
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Sarah Otner is an Associate Professor of Innovation Management at the University of Sussex, UK. Her research focuses on the influence of prominent scientists on co-authorship dynamics, the variation in empirical results among independent analysts, and the transparency in research design through crowdsourcing hypothesis tests. Her recent publications contribute to understanding the complexities and nuances of innovation management in academic research.
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2020
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