Brazilian scientific production vs. innovation and technology

Pontes, Paulo

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“…This strategic and holistic intermediation can reduce the distance between university and private sector and it can bring a lesson to Brazilian NIS of using intermediation in a strategic role. Previous literature points out the distance between public and private sectors in terms of innovation (Pontes, 2015) and TTOs can make the bridge for an applied and collaborative research. TTOs would not only find a partner but manage long-term collaborative research.…”

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“…It explains why developing countries tend to adopt science and technology policies from developed countries (Bell & Pavitt, 1997). In Brazil, there is a distance between production at universities and application by the private sector (Pontes, 2015) although there have been successful partnerships in some sectors (Suzigan & Albuquerque, 2011).…”

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Mind the Gap: Lessons from the UK to Brazil about the Roles of TTOs throughout Collaborative R&D Projects

Thomas

Vieira

Balestrin

2017

BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev.

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The literature about collaboration for innovation has reported fundamental activities performed by intermediaries. In this paper, universities' technology transfer offices (TTOs) are placed as intermediaries between academic research and the industry. Our study focuses on collaborative research and development (R&D) projects between universities and industry in order to understand the roles of TTOs throughout the whole duration of the project. The main aim of this paper is to identify the roles of TTOs throughout collaborative R&D projects and suggest some lessons for Brazilian TTOs based on the experience of the United Kingdom. Through qualitative case studies in the United Kingdom and Brazil, the analyses show that both TTOs performed critical activities for collaborative R&D projects. Similar activities at both TTOs were the management of partnerships in terms of negotiating contracts and the protection and licensing of intellectual property. Findings also show that the search for partners in the beginning of the project, the pacifier role of the TTO to help mutual understanding, and the active commercialisation of academic research to external partners happened only in the UK case, which may generate implications for TTOs in Brazil.

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Mind the Gap: Lessons from the UK to Brazil about the Roles of TTOs throughout Collaborative R&D Projects

Thomas

Vieira

Balestrin

2017

BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev.

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“…Em uma perspectiva não muito diferente, Pontes (2015) Essa contradição de muita publicação e pouca relevância perante a comunidade científica mundial se explica conforme Pontes (2015) sob duas perspectivas. A primeira é a inserção do maior número de periódicos brasileiros na base de dados, daí o aumento expressivo das publicações nacionais .…”

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“…Desse modo, esse sistema que isola os professores das empresas é considerado anacrônico por Pontes (2015), ao passo que obriga os pesquisadores e todos professores a publicar indiscriminadamente, a fim de lograr êxito nas carreiras, ascendida também pela quantidade de produção cientifica, muitas vezes sem considerar a qualidade e a real aplicação prática desse conhecimento e seu retorno para o desenvolvimento econômico e social.…”

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MIGRAÇÃO E TRABALHO NA CONTEMPORANEIDADE: os haitianos no oeste do Paraná

Bortoloto¹

2021

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“…9 Most of those papers and patents cited originated from the São Paulo state, and the University of São Paulo accounted for 20% of the Brazilian production, followed by the University of Campinas and the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. 2,10 In Brazil, public universities were the leading institutions regarding research, citation impact, and relationship with industry. All 15 most prolific organizations, 13 universities and 2 specialized research institutes, are public.…”

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Research and Publication in Brazil: Where we are and Where we Head to

Lopes¹,

Brasil²,

Oliveira³

2021

International Journal of Cardiovascular Sciences

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In a report by Clarivate Analytics for the Brazilian Coordination for the Improvement of Higher-Level-Education Personnel (CAPES) about the Brazilian research productivity between 2013 and 2018, Brazil ranked 13th (250 680 publications) among countries with the highest research productivity, corresponding to 11% and 16% of the first ranked countries, United States and China, respectively. 1,2 In that period, the publications in Brazil increased by 30%, twice the global mean, 2 with over 50 000 articles published in 2018 only. A good example of that increase has been described in the study analyzing the number of papers published in Nature and Science from the

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Brazilian scientific production vs. innovation and technology

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Mind the Gap: Lessons from the UK to Brazil about the Roles of TTOs throughout Collaborative R&D Projects

Mind the Gap: Lessons from the UK to Brazil about the Roles of TTOs throughout Collaborative R&D Projects

MIGRAÇÃO E TRABALHO NA CONTEMPORANEIDADE: os haitianos no oeste do Paraná

Research and Publication in Brazil: Where we are and Where we Head to

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