Doctoral students are highly important in university—firm relationships, since they are
significant producers of knowledge in collaborative research projects, they are an important …

During the past two decades, PhD graduate numbers have increased dramatically with
graduates viewed by governments as a means to advance the knowledge economy and …

Even though academic research is often viewed as the preferred career path for PhD trained
scientists, most US graduates enter careers in industry, government, or “alternative careers.” …

This study analyzes the impact that publishing during the period of PhD study has on
researchers' future knowledge production, impact, and co-authorship. The analysis is based …

While postdoctoral fellowships are viewed as positions that prepare PhD students for
academic careers, studies show that most postdocs will not find tenure-track employment …

The literature on academic entrepreneurship typically assumes that creating a supportive
environment in a university can result in a higher rate of establishment of academic spin-offs …

abstract Careers are central to our understanding of the knowledge creation dynamics of
network organizations. Based on the example of R&D project collaboration between firms …

Abstract Changes in knowledge production, increasing interaction between government,
universities and industry, and changes in labor markets for doctoral degree holders are …

A collaborative Ph. D. project, carried out by a doctoral candidate, is a type of collaboration
between university and industry. Due to the importance of such projects, researchers have …

The recruitment of doctoral graduates yields collective knowledge, skills, networking, and
prestige benefits to organisations, and to UK industries. As individuals though, do graduates …