Florenta Teodoridis - Research List

Refereed Publications

1. Agrawal, A., Goldfarb, A., Teodoridis, F. 2016. “Understanding the Changing Structure of Scientific Inquiry”, American Economic Jurnal: Applied Economics 8(1): 100-128

2. Teodoridis, F. 2018. "Understanding Team Knowledge Production: The Interrelated Roles of Technology and Expertise and Specialists", Management Science, 64(8): 3469-3970

3. Bikard, M., Vakili, K, Teodoridis, F. 2018. "When Collaboration Bridges Institutions: The Impact of Industry Collaboration on Academic Productivity", Organization Science, 30(2):235-445

4. Teodoridis, F., Bikard, M., Vakili, K. 2019. "Creativity at the Knowledge Frontier: The Impact of Specialization in Fast- and Slow-paced Domains", Administrative Science Quarterly, 64(4): 894-927

5. Nagle, F., Teodoridis, F. 2019. "Jack of All Trades and Master of Knowledge: The Role of Diversity in New Distant Knowledge Integration", Strategic Management Journal, 41: 55-85

6. Furman, J., Teodoridis, F. 2020. "Automation, Research Technology and Researchers’ Trajectories: Evidence from Computer Science and Electrical Engineering", Organization Science, 31(2): 330-354

7. Furman, J., Teodoridis, F. 2020. "Machine Learning Could Improve Innovation Policy", Nature Machine Intelligence, 2: 84

Other Publications

1. Teodoridis, F., Bikard, M., Vakili, K. 2017. “The Pace of Change and Creative Performance: Specialist and Generalist Mathematicians and the Fall of the Soviet Union”, Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings

2. Teodoridis, F., Bikard, M., Vakili, K. 2018. “ When Generalists Are Better Than Specialists, and Vice Versa”, Harvard Business Review

3. Nagle, F., Teodoridis, F. 2019. “Jack of All Trades and Master of Knowledge: The Role of Diversity in Knowledge Integration”, Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings

4. Goldfarb, A., Taska, B. Teodoridis, F. 2020. “ Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare? Evidence from Online Job Postings”, AEA Papers and Proceedings

Under Review

1. Teodoridis, F. “Startup Commercialization Strategies of Disruptive Technologies: Implications for the Rate of Scientific Discovery”

2. Raffiee, J., Teodoridis, F. “Does the Political Ideology of Patent Examiners Matter? An Empirical Investigation”

3. Vakili, K., Teodoridis, F., Bikard, M. “Detrimental Collaborations in Creative Work: Evidence from Economics”

4. Goldfarb, A., Taska, B., Teodoridis, F. “Could Machine Learning Be a General-Purpose Technology? Evidence from Online Job Postings”

5. Lu, J., Miric, M., Teodoridis, F. “Decision-making in an AI world: Lessons from Online Chess”

6. Teodoridis, F., Lu, J., Furman, J. “Measuring the Direction of Innovation: Frontier Tools in Unassisted Machine Learning”
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Working Papers

1. Barbosu S., Teodoridis, F. “Towards a Taxonomy of Research Technology and the Heterogeneity of Impact on the Rate and Direction of Innovation”

2. Tartari, V., Teodoridis, F. “Collocation, Collaboration and the Direction of Innovation”

3. Goldfarb, A., Taska, B., Teodoridis, F. “Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare? Evidence from Online Job Postings”

4. Goldfarb, A., Taska, B., Teodoridis, F., Tucker, C. “Does Machine Learning Boost Creativity? Evidence from Job Postings in Marketing”

5. Fehder, D., Raffiee, J., Teodoridis, F. “Ideology, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation”