The literature examining university spin-offs is expanding rapidly. While most studies have
examined the antecedents of spin-off creation at universities, the impact of spin-offs …

This paper provides a systematic review of the current literature on technology
commercialization. It serves to establish a foundation for the following empirical and …

The start-up of business ventures (university spin-offs—USOs) is an important channel that
universities can use to transfer the results of public research to the economic system …

This qualitative study investigates effectuation and causation as two opposing
decisionmaking modes leading to opportunity creation and recognition. Prior literature posits …

This paper contributes to a better understanding of the sources of networking variety in
knowledge-intensive sectors, focusing on molecular biotechnology and software for …

Markets for ideas (MFIs) are virtual marketplaces connecting individuals and organizations
selling their ideas (namely knowledge owners) to companies in search for specific …

By shifting towards Romer's (Am Econ Rev 94: 1002–1037, 1986) economy and so the
spread of knowledge economy, universities started to adopt a collaborative approach with …

Academic research is generally seen as one of the most important goals of a university, but
universities are being called upon simultaneously to assist in building a local …

Highlights•Numerous barriers impact commercialization of next generation packaging
technologies.•Academic researchers can facilitate commercialization via strategic industry …

Abstract The EU Framework Programme (FP) has evolved from supporting pre-competitive
research to cover the entire innovation value chain and became the world's largest research …