Dr. Annamaria Conti joined the College of Management in 2011. Her research examines the strategies technology startups put in place to secure external funding, with a special focus on university spinoffs. Her research also investigates the optimal organization of research-intensive teams in universities and in the private sector, as well as the impact of national policies on stem cell research.

• Conti, Annamaria, Christopher C. Liu. 2012. Personnel Composition and Scientific Output of Biological Laboratories. Working Paper. 


• Conti, Annamaria and Patrick Gaulé, 2011. “Is the US outperforming Europe in university technology transfer? A new Perspective on the European Paradox”. Research Policy, 40(1): 123-135. 
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• Conti, Annamaria, Marie Thursby, and Frank T. Rothaermel. 2011. Show Me the Right Stuff: Signals for High-Tech Startups. NBER Working Paper, No. 17050. 
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