Relationship Dynamics between University Research Centers and Industrial Firms: Their Impact on Technology Transfer Activities

By M. Santoro, S. Gopalakrishnan. 2001

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Proximity as a Resource Base for Competitive Advantage: University–Industry Links for Technology Transfer (2004, background): “Santoro and Gopalakrishnan (2001) showed that trust, geographic proximity and flexible university policies for intellectual property rights, patents and licences were strongly associated with greater technology transfer activities.”
An Empirical Investigation of Knowledge-Sharing in Networks (2005, background): “A lack of physical, financial and human resources, as well as the need to pool critical resources, prevent traditional, closed-system knowledge-creation models from being able to satisfy this basic organizational need (Powell, Koput and Smith-Doerr 1996; Simonin 1997). Following the work of Hardy, P”
Universities and open innovation: the determinants of network centrality (2019, background): “It may also include exposing students to practical industrial problems and the joint supervision of doctoral research students (Santoro and Gopalakrishnan 2001; Ankrah and Al-Tabbaa 2015).”