Entrepreneurial Universities in Regional Innovation

Germain-Alamartine, Eloïse; Ahoba-Sam, Rhoda; Evers, Gerwin; Moghadam-Saman, Saeed; Fonseca, Liliana; Nieth, Lisa; Salomaa, Maria; Atta-Owusu, Kwadwo; Guerrero, David; Alpaydın, Utku Ali Rıza; Manrique, Sergio; Kopelyan, Sofya; Çınar, Rıdvan; Nguyen, Huong; Charles, David; Benneworth, Paul Stephen; Rodrigues, Carlos; Pires, Artur da Rosa; Fitjar, Rune Dahl

doi:10.31265/usps.82

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“…On the other hand, the study contributes to the literature on RI ecosystems by demonstrating the mediating role in shaping the relationship of USPs size and incubation funding to revenue generation (Charles et al, 2021). This finding highlights the importance of fostering supportive RI ecosystems that enhance the effectiveness of USPs and amplify the positive impact of incubation funding.…”

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Bridging the valley of death: examining university science parks' influence on revenue generation

Qi,

Li,

Wei

et al. 2024

IJEBR

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PurposeThis study examines the impact of university science parks’ (USPs) capabilities on revenue generation and introduces regional innovation as a moderating variable. This study aims to provide insights into enhancing revenue generation and fully leveraging the role of USPs in promoting revenue generation.Design/methodology/approachThis study employs system generalized method of moments (GMM) estimation for 116 universities in China from 2008 to 2020, using hierarchical regression analysis to examine the relationships between variables.FindingsThe findings suggest that USPs play a beneficial role in fostering revenue generation. Specifically, the provision of incubation funding demonstrates a positive correlation, while USPs size exhibits an inverted U-shaped pattern, with a threshold at 3.037 and a mean value of 3.712, highlighting the prevalent issue of suboptimal personnel allocation in the majority of USPs. Moreover, the analysis underscores the critical moderating influence of regional innovation, affecting the intricate interplay between USPs size, incubation funding and revenue generation.Research limitations/implicationsThe single country (China) analysis relied solely on the use of secondary data. Future studies could expand the scope to include other countries and employ primary data collection. For instance, future research can further examine how regional development and USPs strategic plan impact revenue generation.Practical implicationsThe study recommends that USPs managers and policymakers recognize the importance of incubation funding and determine the optimal quantity of USPs size to effectively foster revenue generation in USPs. Policymakers can use regional innovation as a moderating variable to reinforce the relationship between USPs size and incubation funding on revenue generation.Social implicationsThe study’s findings can contribute to the strategic industry growth and economic development of nations by promoting revenue generation. Leveraging the role of USPs and implementing the study’s recommendations can strengthen innovation and technology capabilities, driving strategic industry growth and economic development. This can enhance global competitiveness and promote sustainable economic growth.Originality/valueThis study introduces regional innovation as a moderating variable and provides empirical evidence of its influence on the relationship between USPs size and incubation funding on revenue generation. This adds value to research to the existing literature on USPs and revenue generation by showcasing the importance of examining the regional impact in research and innovation.

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Bridging the valley of death: examining university science parks' influence on revenue generation

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Li,

Wei

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IJEBR

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Current Trends and Prospects for the Development of the University Sector of Russian Science

Zavarukhin,

Antropova

2023

Her. Russ. Acad. Sci.

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Current trends and prospects for the development of the university sector of Russian science

Zavarukhin,

Antropova

2023

Vestnik Rossijskoj akademii nauk

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This study is aimed at identifying the features and prospects for the development of the university sector of Russian science, including with account for modern foreign trends. Some topical aspects in the development of university science are analyzed in detail proceeding from statistical data and the results of sociological surveys on the degree of involvement of universities and their units in RD performance, as well as on the cost structure, types and sources of research funding, and the dynamics of the development of HR potential and certain indicators of the postgraduate system of training highly qualified personnel. Based on the international comparisons presented in this article, the authors consider the expediency and validity of the broad participation of universities in the implementation of RD and, ultimately, the ability to provide a high level of graduate training under such conditions. Since Russia lacks higher education establishments specializing mainly in basic research, it is concluded that it is necessary to create research universities on the basis of divisions and scientific centers of the Russian Academy of Sciences, endowed with the right to develop standards and programs for training highly qualified scientific personnel independently. It is argued that to implement the relevant tasks of the country’s socioeconomic development, it is advisable to develop alliances and consortia of scientific, educational, and business organizations.

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Entrepreneurial Universities in Regional Innovation

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Bridging the valley of death: examining university science parks' influence on revenue generation

Bridging the valley of death: examining university science parks' influence on revenue generation

Current Trends and Prospects for the Development of the University Sector of Russian Science

Current trends and prospects for the development of the university sector of Russian science

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