Flipping the knowledge transfer model using start-ups: how entrepreneurs can stimulate faster adoption of academic knowledge

Sven H. De Cleyn; Frank Gielen

Academic Spin-Offs and Technology Transfer in Europe

Best Practices and Breakthrough Models

Edited by Sven H. De Cleyn and Gunter Festel

While the US has traditionally been successful in commercialising new technologies, Europe is confronted with an increasing dependency for fast developing technologies like biotechnology or ICT, despite having some of the best universities in the world. This book will explore the key attributes of commercialising academic knowledge, focusing on spin-offs. Bringing together the visions and best practices used by leading academics and professionals across Europe, the editors provide new and practical insights on the topic in an attempt to resolve the European paradox.

Monograph Book

Published in print:: 30 Sep 2016

ISBN:: 9781784717377

eISBN:: 9781784717384

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781784717384

Pages:: c 256

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Chapter 10: Flipping the knowledge transfer model using start-ups: how entrepreneurs can stimulate faster adoption of academic knowledge

Sven H. De Cleyn and Frank Gielen

Monograph Chapter

Published:: 30 September 2016

Category:: Monograph Chapter

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781784717384.00023

Pages:: 166–178 (13 total)

Collection: Business 2016

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10. Flipping the knowledge transfer model using start-ups: how entrepreneurs can stimulate faster adoption of academic knowledge Sven H. De Cleyn and Frank Gielen 10.1 INTRODUCTION Research institutions, such as universities, university colleges...

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