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Matt Marx
Matt Marx
Bruce F. Failing Sr. Professor of Entrepreneurship, Cornell University
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PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES
"Pasteur’s quadrant researchers bring novelty, impact to publishing and patenting" (with Lee Fleming and Emma Scharfmann),Science Science
"Beyond Blame: Attribution, Evaluative Stigma, and Employee Careers after Employer Failure" (with Tristan Botelho). Forthcoming at Administrative Science Quarterly
"Funding Black High-growth Startups" (with Emmanuel Yimfor and Lisa Cook) forthcoming at Journal of Finance "Cassatts in the Attic: Is there a gender gap in the commercialization of science?" (with Marlene Koffi) forthcoming at American Economic Journal: Applied Economics “Minimum Viable Signal? Venture Funding, Social Movements, and Race ” (with Emmanuel Yimfor and Qian Wang) forthcoming at Management Science .
“Startups, Unicorns, and the Local Supply of Inventors.” (with Ben Balsmeier, Lee Fleming, and Ryan Shin) forthcoming at Review of Economics and Statistics “When does patent protection spur cumulative research within firms? (with Ashish Arora, Sharon Belenzon, Dror Shvadron). Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization , 2023 “Revisiting the Entrepreneurial Commercialization of Science: Evidence from “Twin” Discoveries.” (with David Hsu). Management Science , 2022“Non-compete Agreements, Gender, and Entrepreneurship.” Organization Science , 2022“Reliance on Science by Inventors: Hybrid Extraction of In-text Patent-to-Article Citations.” (with Aaron Fuegi) Journal of Economics and Management Strategy , 2022“The Location of Academic Institutions and Knowledge Flow to Industry: Evidence from Simultaneous Discoveries.” (with Michael Bikard) Management Science , 2020“Reliance on Science in Patenting: USPTO Front-Page Citations to Scientific Articles.” (with Aaron Fuegi). Strategic Management Journal , 2020“Government-funded research increasingly fuels innovation.” (with Lee Fleming, Hilary Greene, Dennis Yao, and Guan-Cheng Li) Science , 2019"Founder Replacement and Startup Performance." (with Michael Ewens) Review of Financial Studies , 2018"Hiring Molecules, Not Atoms: Comobility and Wages." (with Bram Timmermans) Organization Science , 2017"Revisiting the Small-Firm Effect on Entrepreneurship: Evidence from Firm Dissolutions." (with Olenka Kacperczyk) Organization Science , 2016"The Value of Employee Retention: Evidence from a Natural Experiment." (with Ken Younge) Journal of Economics and Management Strategy , 2016"Regional Disadvantage? Employee Non-compete Agreements and Brain Drain." (with Lee Fleming and Jasjit Singh) Research Policy , 2015"Strategic 'Switchbacks': Dynamic Commercialization Strategies for Technology Entrepreneurs." (with David Hsu) Research Policy , 2015"Dynamic Commercialization Strategies for Disruptive Technologies: Evidence from the Speech Recognition Industry." (with David Hsu and Joshua Gans) Management Science , 2014"Geographic Constraints on Knowledge Diffusion: Political Borders vs. Spatial Proximity." (with Jasjit Singh) Management Science , 2013"The Firm Strikes Back: Non-Compete Agreements and the Mobility of Technical Professionals." American Sociological Review , 2011"Mobility, Skills, and the Michigan Non-compete Experiment." (with Lee Fleming and Debbie Strumsky) Management Science , 2009"Managing Creativity in Small Worlds." (with Lee Fleming) California Management Review , 2006PATENTS
"Handling of speech recognition in a declarative markup language." U.S. Patent #7,321,856 (2008)"Providing menu and other services for an information processing system using a telephone or other audio interface." U.S. Patent #7,143,039 (2006)"Method and apparatus for zero-footprint phone application development." U.S. Patent #7,140,004 (2006)"Statistical computing and reporting for interactive speech applications." U.S. Patent #6,606,598 (2003)"System and method for developing interactive speech applications." U.S. Patent #6,173,266 (2001)"Method and apparatus for continuous spelling speech recognition with early identification." U.S. Patent #5,995,928 (1999)