University-Industry Cooperation Network in Academic and Technological Productivity

Abstract

Knowing the gear of the triple-helix is fundamental to analyze the impact of public policies in the scenario of a country, especially when the variables linked to innovation refer to the chronological production of the facts. In this perspective, an analysis was assembled from intentional samples per regions of Brazil linked to the engineering areas, identifying indices that could demonstrate this evolutionary line, highlighting mainly in their numbers, the quantitative of patents of engineering deposited with and without the relation university-enterprise partnership (EU), with state mapping of the federation, public and private investments in P&D, patents with their respective classifications and scientific production of Engineering indexed to Scopus .It was concluded that from the years of 2005 with the Innovation Law there was a boost in these indices making It possible to understand that the numbers of articles began to scale a greater use for the production of patents, with emphasis on the South and Southeast universities of the country, although It is still a number that needs greater expressiveness for the country's future.

Cooperation Between Enterprises and Universities in Poland and the United States (Business Perspective)

“…When planning future research of an international nature, it is possible to take into account a larger number of aspects of cooperation between companies and universities. It is also worth considering the holistic approach including the role of government and the third sector, the quadruple helix model (Riberio and Nagano, 2018;Tatum et. al., 2018).…”

Collaboration Network and Trends of Global Coronavirus Disease Research: A Scientometric Analysis

“…Investigating research collaborations helps enhance the understanding of research resources and information, such as collaborations among countries and institutions [7] . Network analysis has been utilized in various fields, such as engineering [47] , university-industry linkages [48] , and tourism [7] . Most studies identifying scientific collaboration have been quantitative projects focused on publications and knowledge sharing, and qualitative indicators have been only rarely applied to such network mapping efforts.…”

Cooperation of Universities with Business in Poland and the USA – Perspective of Scientific Environment

“…the role of mentoring during student internships [25]. The role of government in shaping relations is often emphasized, including on the basis of the triple-helix partnerships and the quadruple helix partnership models [22,29,32,34,. The research is conducted using quantitative [3,20], as well as qualitative methods [3,19,20,23,29].…”

“…The research is conducted using quantitative [3,20], as well as qualitative methods [3,19,20,23,29]. University-business cooperation could be defined as "a model of inter-institutional arrangement between organizations of a fundamentally distinct nature, which may have different purposes and adopt huge different formats" [34]. Kesting, Gerstlberger and Baaken [14] noticed that university-business cooperation means that it "is in fact the individual researcher who cooperates with businesses and decides for or against engagement".…”