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Technological innovation is intimately related to knowledge creation andrecombination. In this work we introduce a combined statistical andnetwork-based approach to study collaboration in scientific authorship. Weapply it to characterize recent research efforts in renewable energy technologyand its intersections with the domains of nanoscience and nanotechnology withfocus on materials, and electrical engineering and computer science in Greeceand its broader European and international environment as a case study. Usingour methods we attempt to illuminate the processes which underlie knowledgecreation and diversification in these research networks: a (positive)relationship between expenditure on research and development and the extent anddiversity of team-based research at the intersections of the three domains isestablished. Our specific findings collectively provide insights into thecollaboration structure and evolution of energy-related research activity inGreece, while our methodology can be used for evidence-based design,monitoring, and evaluation of interdisciplinary research programs.

Interdisciplinary collaboration in research networks: Empirical analysis of energy-related research in Greece