Stanford University's world leadership as an entrepreneurial university induced a “paradox
of success,” inhibiting further development of its organizational infrastructure for …

Stanford University's legendary success in technology transfer, based upon a relatively
small group of serial faculty entrepreneurs, masked unrealized potential residing in the …

This report focuses on data gathered from a large-scale, systematic survey of Stanford
alumni, faculty and selected staff in 2011 to assess the university's economic impact based …

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Stanford is typically presented as a paradigmatic example among universities generating
innovations that lead to new technology-based firms; and indeed, Stanford entrepreneurial …

University spinoffs created by academic researchers are an increasingly important approach
to transform discoveries from university lab benches into new innovations that generate …

Chalmers has a long and strong history as an entrepreneurial university focusing on venture
creation, rather than on patenting and licensing. Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship has …

This article contributes to the debate over the entrepreneurial university. We utilize recent
developments at Stanford as a laboratory to explore the entrepreneurial university transition …

Abstract In his Catalyst article, Kenneth Kahn takes an institutional perspective on innovation
and entrepreneurship, arguing that a lack of differentiation between these two terms results …

The Boston area is a hotbed of entrepreneurial companies spinning out of the region's
universities and research hospitals, with MIT playing a leading role in the development of …