… of academic inventions by demonstrating how academic, institutional, and business networks
… the venture was taken over by different science-business networks over time who pulled it …

… in academic entrepreneurship in Vietnam, the results of this study might advocate that to
promote invention … Then, the reform in technology and scientific researches was promoted. This …

… Our systematic review was conducted using terms such as academic/university/scientific
entrepreneurship, rather than focusing on specific elements of the entrepreneurial environment, …

… is on inventions that originate from academic medical centers. In these cases, the invention
is … centers and institutions, and it is especially blossoming in biomedical sciences across our …

… of the academic inventor’s social capital—the network of co-authors and co-inventors (on a
range of patents) and institutions with which the academic inventor has engaged in scientific …

… of the social studies of science (discoveries) with technology (inventions) but also of the …
presumably all the aspects of Science which we are considering for invention, was raised at …

… Traditionally, universities rarely patented faculty inventions. Most universities felt that since
faculty were already being paid to do research, they didn’t need additional incentives to invent…

… evidence-based debates on the effectiveness of academic knowledge transfer initiatives and
on government policies with regard to science and innovation, we strongly advocate further …

… professors and researchers is an inventor (excluding social sciences and humanities). This
… life sciences, meaning that academic patenting is not specific to a particular field of science. …

… before they can become a viable businesses according to Lubynsky (2013). This is often
a frustration to the academic inventor who has worked, perhaps many years already on the …