In the fiercely competitive global marketplace, innovation alone is no longer enough. University-industry collaboration has been identified to be one of game changer to sustain the innovation ecosystem. Many research centers have been established to provide a platform for collaboration between university researchers and industrial research managers. Its benefits are substantial to both ends. Th...

From view of ambidexterity theory, this paper studied the base, impetus and characteristics for industry-university-institute cooperation entity to achieve ambidexterity crossing boundaries, and discussed the causes and obstacles of ambidexterity ability construction in Industry-University-Institute Cooperation. We found that there should be distinct knowledge process and ambidextrous mode in C...

By J. ARTHUR HARRIS, Investigator, Station for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, Collaborator, Bureau of Plant Industry, United States Department of Agriculture; ZONJA WALLEN LAWRENCE, Associate in Chemistry, University of Chicago, Field Assistant, Bureau of Plant Industry, United States Department of Agriculture, IÇ2I; W. F. HOFFMAN, Instructor in Agricultural Biochemistry, Universit...

We analyze the impact of university-industry relationships on public research. Our inductive study of university-industry collaboration in engineering suggests that basic projects are more likely to yield academically valuable knowledge than applied projects. However, applied projects show higher degrees of partner interdependence and therefore enable exploratory learning by academics, leading ...

This study examines the contributions of university-industry collaboration to regional development. Regional development that becomes possible through allocation of the regional resources to technology development efforts provides competitiveness. in addition, university-industry collaboration is a vital centre of competence to help tackle social challenges and drive regional development. When ...

University-industry collaborations (UICs) play a crucial role in the knowledge-based economy; however, past research has paid surprisingly little attention to played by ‘subjective’ determinants of and their influence on ‘objective’ collaboration outcomes. By performing sentiment analysis dataset 415 final reports from completed UICs, we find that there is negative relationship between collabor...