Educational area for learning of optics and technologies: union of open laboratories of ideas, methods and practices (OLIMP)

Ivashchenko, M. I.; Bodrov, Kirill; Tolstoba, Nadezhda D.

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“…Furthermore, it analyses its advantages and disadvantages, as well as benefits from collaboration with the student research laboratory for optical engineering. It mentions also the issues of student motivation, profiling the most outstanding entities in the design, scientific, commercial and social area (Ivashchenko et al, 2016). The same year saw a case study of the second edition of Catalyze CU, an academic interdisciplinary acceleration program at the University of Colorado directed at companies associated with the university.…”

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Start-up Accelerator: State of the Art and Future Directions

Bańka¹,

Salwin²,

Masłowski³

et al. 2022

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Purpose:The paper presents a review of the literature concerning start-up accelerators and a classification of related research untill August 2021. Approach/Methodology/Design: While elaborating the classification, the authors coded works according to the type of accelerator and implemented acceleration program. Furthermore, the paper identifies the countries, research bodies and authors who focus on research on the functioning of accelerators. The authors present how various accelerator forms operate and how they perform. Findings: The paper systematizes knowledge related to start-up accelerators available in the Scopus base and suggests directions for future research. Practical Implications: Recently a clear phenomenon is shown that is the development of a start-up ecosystem, in particular creation and professionalization of the new form of organisation that is a start-up accelerator. This entity acts as a bridge between start-ups and corporations and big enterprises, promoting success of both sides -conclusion of business contracts. More start-ups and corporations decide to collaborate with accelerators that, with their acceleration programs involving big companies, support them both. By monitoring the corporate-start-up collaboration, accelerators actively promote both parties, also in terms of generating necessary innovations to support, for instance, production, sales or service processes in big companies. An evergrowing number of accelerators and accelerator programs worldwide translates into more interest in research in this field. Originality/Value: Despite the increasing research trend related to start-up accelerators, no precise research classification has been available to date.

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Section: Academic Acceleratorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Start-up Accelerator: State of the Art and Future Directions

Bańka¹,

Salwin²,

Masłowski³

et al. 2022

ERSJ

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“…The role of accelerators [36,[86][87][88][89] as an important element in developing entrepreneurship and innovation by combining expert and business knowledge is recognized and studied. Providing access to internationalisation tools as well as investors and funding [26,37,39,41,69,74,75,82,83,85,92] also contributes to this end. The key to the functioning of accelerators is collaboration in accelerators and the mechanisms of their operation [39,45,47,57,58,61,63,64,67], contributing to the development of entrepreneurship and innovation ecosystems [19,35,38,44,47,48,50,75,76,85,90,91,96].…”

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“…This category consists of 10 papers written by 23 authors from 10 R&D centres that are located in 8 countries. In total, all publications included in this category were cited 24 times [34,[82][83][84][85][86][87][88][89][90][91]].…”

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Start-Up Accelerators and Their Impact on Sustainability: Literature Analysis and Case Studies from the Energy Sector

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Start-up accelerators are units supporting entrepreneurs (substantively, financially, legally, and organizationally) in establishing and running young and innovative companies such as start-ups. The commencing energy crisis has led to the need for energy savings, as well as the need to change energy policies and implement energy transformation, creating a wide field for start-ups and start-up accelerators. Making full use of potentially innovative solutions developed by start-ups is, in turn, essential for energy giants and related accelerators in the market. This has created the need for specific research in this direction. Therefore, in this paper we review the literature for 2011–2021 with respect to the role of accelerators supporting start-ups. A survey based on the Scopus database resulted in the identification of 76 papers on accelerators. Particular attention was paid to aspects of sustainable development (economic, social, and environmental). The analysis indicated that 75 works dealt with the economic aspects, 35 focused on social aspects, and only 5 focused on environmental aspects. Due to the perceived gap related to the small number of works dealing with environmental aspects, a decision was made to analyse the energy sector and the methods of operation of accelerators in this sector. Three models found in the market that were used by energy companies to cooperate with start-ups were characterized, along with their goals, in an attempt to enable an improved understanding as to which acceleration model best fits a manager’s organization. The models were supported by case studies—a model of commercial cooperation between a corporation and an external accelerator, a model of creating a corporate accelerator within an internal structure, and a hybrid model.

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“…The article gives an overview of the origins, mission, structure, studios, projects, and results achieved. The advantages, disadvantages, and benefits of collaborating with a student optical engineering research laboratory were reviewed [Ivashchenko et al, 2016].…”

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confidence: 99%

Startup Accelerators

Bańka

Salwin

Waszkiewicz

et al. 2022

International Journal of Management and Economics

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Accelerators have been becoming increasingly popular among young entrepreneurs interested in developing products, attracting investors, or establishing relations with industry represented by large companies. The focus of the studies is to conduct literature review due to the small number of scientific articles are available on this topic. The article aims to show the current state of knowledge about startup accelerators and the support they provide. It outlines what added value accelerators offer in their programs for young innovative companies. To achieve the stated aim, the authors combine a systematic literature review with a bibliometric analysis. The results of this research will be helpful in better matching the developed project with existing accelerator programs on the market. It can contribute to a better understanding of the principles governing the programs, program expectations of the accelerator and its partners with respect to the proposed solutions (corporations, business angels, and venture capital funds).

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Educational area for learning of optics and technologies: union of open laboratories of ideas, methods and practices (OLIMP)

Abstract: Maksim Ivashchenko, Kirill Bodrov, Nadezhda Tolstoba, "Educational area for learning of optics and technologies: union of open laboratories of ideas, methods and practices (OLIMP)," Proc. SPIE 9946, Optics Education and Outreach IV, 994613 (

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Start-up Accelerator: State of the Art and Future Directions

Start-up Accelerator: State of the Art and Future Directions

Start-Up Accelerators and Their Impact on Sustainability: Literature Analysis and Case Studies from the Energy Sector

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