Context Despite increasing awareness about the potential impact of financial conflicts of
interest on biomedical research, no comprehensive synthesis of the body of evidence …

In his utopian fragment The Nezv Atlantis (1627), Francis Bacon proposed a new model of
the scientific investigator as one dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge for the public good …

Over the last few decades, globalization and ever-increasing demands of the knowledge-
based economy have caused higher education in most countries around the world to …

This article examines recent developments in the role of the university in increasingly
knowledge-based societies. Deploying the triple helix model (of academic–industry …

Academic entrepreneurship arose from internal as well as external impetuses. The
entrepreneurial university is a result of the working out of an “inner logic” of academic …

Universities are currently undergoing asecond revolution'these days, incorporating
economic and social development as part of their mission. The first academic revolution …

This eye-opening book describes how modern technologies--such as computers,
automobiles, machine tools, hybrid crops, nuclear reactors, and others--contribute to vexing …

abstract We examine the tensions that make it difficult for a research‐oriented university to
achieve commercial outcomes. Building on the organizational ambidexterity literature, we …

While science-based entrepreneurial firms are a key feature of the modern economy, our
insights into their organization and productivity remain limited. In particular, our …

According to medical researchers, pathologists, and physicians, cancer is the name given to
over two hundred different diseases, all of which have one property in common: uncontrolled …