… students in early-stage university spinoff companies from the … to that of individual faculty
entrepreneurs in university spinoffs, both in … We also find that student entrepreneurs face unique …

… This book defines a university spinoff as a new company founded to exploit a piece of … in
an academic institution. Companies established by current or former members of a university, …

… development of four university spin-offs, this … the spin-off venturing process. In combination,
these theories may provide a more holistic understanding of the academic entrepreneurship …

… can be the source of startups based on academic research results and thereby influence a
… impact of academic entrepreneurship on the economic performance of university spin-offs (…

… and hence identify how universities can assist their start-up and development. From the
academic entrepreneurship literature, we derive how universities can supply support for the …

… of academic knowledge transfer. The purpose of this paper is to perform a literature review
in the field of university spin-offs. … that can successfully lead to academic entrepreneurship. …

… The empirical study of this article discusses the role of academic spin-offs in the creation of
an entrepreneurial region. A medium-sized Swedish city with a newly established university, …

… : university spin-offs and graduate start-ups Our dependent variables represent two types of
university entrepreneurial venture: academic spin-offs (USOs… for both academic spin-offs and …

… that finds academic entrepreneurs are … spinoff success relies upon academic and non-academic
contacts who connect faculty and students to other social networks important to spinoff …

… Coherently, we argue that universities that appointed entrepreneurs or private industry …
-based academic spin-offs. Universities with local stakeholders or university professors as lay …