The Triple Helix model is a prescriptive model of innovation that takes a sociological perspective to explain how the reciprocal relations between university-industry-government contribute to the creation and capitalization of knowledge. The model emphasizes the role of the university as promoters of socioeconomic development especially in those regions with low technology dynamics. The concept...

objective: investigating the dynamics of iranian nano-related publications form the ‎perspective of triple helix model (thm) is the goal of this research. ‎methodology: the data of nano-related publications collected from iranian isi ‎papers. this study maps the emergence of dynamics of knowledge base of ‎innovations using mutual information and transmission of uncertainty calculated ‎by thm. t...

The triple helix cooperation is in on-going development process Turkey. Government starting initiatives and supporting the industry universities with various financial incentives opportunities. Turkish Kazakh “research universities” have a special status, they are expected to produce knowledge that will be of great significance, innovation concrete outcomes products based upon creative innovati...

Abstract Carayannis and Campbell (2009; 2010) have argued for using quadruple quintuple helices as models encompassing generalizing triple-helix dynamics. In the meantime, been adopted by European Committee Regions Commission metaphors further strategy development such in EU-programs Smart Specialization, Plan S, Open Innovation 2.0, etc. Here we argue that transition from a double helix to tri...

The triple-helix is a unique secondary structural motif found primarily within the collagens. In collagen, it is a homo- or hetero-tripeptide with a repeating primary sequence of (Gly-X-Y)(n), displaying characteristic peptide backbone dihedral angles. Studies of bulk collagen fibrils indicate that the triple-helix must be a highly repetitive secondary structure, with very specific constraints....