Abstract University–Industry Collaboration networks are increasingly significant to national
economies. Previous studies have identified barriers and enablers of University–Industry …

Addressing the high research and development risk and negative externality of existing
green technology alliances, the Chinese government is focusing on the green innovation …

This paper divides government policy according to policy quantity, policy effectiveness and
policy executive force so that the government policy can be quantified in more detail. Green …

University-industry collaborations (UICs) are one of the main sources of external knowledge
and technologies for industrial firms, particularly in the context of emerging markets (EMs) …

Megaprojects require substantial R&D activities involving many different organisations.
Megaprojects are therefore an ideal setting for Open Innovation (OI), which favours risk …

As the research on technology transfer and innovation continues to develop, there is still a
need to determine which mechanisms can be used to develop entrepreneurial capabilities …

One of the main challenges in technology transfer is to actively involve small and medium-
sized enterprises (SMEs)—which are most in need of and benefit the most from collaborative …

University-industry collaboration (UIC) projects are complex undertakings, that can involve
multiple parties or stakeholders. Effective management of UICs can mean the difference …

There are still key technological bottlenecks in new energy vehicle (NEV). It is necessary to
achieve key technological breakthroughs through interaction of various elements in …

The perception of universities as trustworthy institutions has been challenged by heightened
public distrust in science and public institutions. In this context, understanding trust …