Search Results - subject:"TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION"

Inside multi-disciplinary science and engineering research centers: The impact of organizational climate on invention disclosures and patents

Hunter, Emily M.; Perry, Sara Jansen; Currall, Steven C. - In: Research Policy 40 (2011) 9, pp. 1226-1239

Much past research on commercialization activities by university scientists and engineers has focused on the role of resources in the extra-organizational commercialization environment, such as the availability of venture capital funding. By contrast, our theoretical and empirical interest was...

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Influences of Technological Attributes and Environmental Factors on Technology Commercialization

Chen, Chih-Jou; Chang, Chia-Chin; Hung, Shiu-Wan - In: Journal of Business Ethics 104 (2011) 4, pp. 525-535

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Commercialization strategies of technology: lessons from Silicon Valley

Wonglimpiyarat, Jarunee - In: The Journal of Technology Transfer 35 (2010) 2, pp. 225-236

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CUSTOMER VALUE PROPOSITIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION

WOUTERS, MARC - In: International Journal of Innovation Management (ijim) 14 (2010) 06, pp. 1099-1127

profitable technology commercialization. In this context, we study the use of customer value propositions and agreements based on …

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Bringing science to market: commercializing from NIH SBIR awards

Link, Albert; Ruhm, Christopher - In: Economics of Innovation and New Technology 18 (2009) 4, pp. 381-402

We offer empirical information on the correlates of commercialization activity for research projects funded through the US National Institutes of Health's (NIH's) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) award program. Based on this analysis we suggest possible recommendations for improving...

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THE ROLE OF COLLABORATION, MARKET AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AWARENESS IN UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION

GOVINDARAJU, V. G. R. CHANDRAN; GHAPAR, FARHA ABDOL; … - In: International Journal of Innovation and Technology … 06 (2009) 04, pp. 363-378

University technology commercialization has become an important topic of discussion in an era where the results of … grants to universities in developing countries such as Malaysia, the level of technology commercialization is still low … issues and collaboration on technology commercialization. Taking the researchers as the unit of analysis, while controlling …

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Effects on academia-industry collaboration of extending university property rights

Valentin, Finn; Jensen, Rasmus - In: The Journal of Technology Transfer 32 (2007) 3, pp. 251-276

Several recent studies show European university scientists contributing far more frequently to company-owned patented inventions than they do to patents owned by universities or by the academic scientists themselves. Recognising the significance of this channel for direct commercialisation of...

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Commercializing biomedical science in a rapidly changing “triple-helix” nexus: The experience of the National University of Singapore

Wong, Poh-Kam - In: The Journal of Technology Transfer 32 (2007) 4, pp. 367-395

“entrepreneurial”, and identified life science as a major focus for technology commercialization as well. Adapting the “Triple …

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Predicting Technology Success: Identifying Key Predictors and Assessing Expert Evaluation for Advanced Technologies

Galbraith, Craig; Ehrlich, Sanford; DeNoble, Alex - In: The Journal of Technology Transfer 31 (2006) 6, pp. 673-684

This study investigates a set of precursor factors that appear related to future technology success, and whether or not expert evaluators can a priori provide useful information during the technology review process. Sixty-nine highly advanced post 9–11 technologies are tracked over time. Based...

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The Role of University Spinout Companies in an Emerging Technology: The Case of Nanotechnology

Libaers, Dirk; Meyer, Martin; Geuna, Aldo - In: The Journal of Technology Transfer 31 (2006) 4, pp. 443-450

This study examines the role of university spin-out (USO) companies in the emergence of a new technology, in our case nanotechnology. Three unique data-sets based on patents, co-publications, and firm data pertaining to the unfolding field of nanotechnology in the UK were developed. Subsequent...

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