International Journal of Research, Innovation and Commercialisation

2022 - 2024

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Volume 5, issue 2, 2024

How do industrial value-added and technical innovation impact environmental deterioration in Asian nations? pp. 107-126

Wen-Cheng Lu and Kuang-Hsien Wang

Crowdsourcing and small business challenges: how to leverage crowdsourcing benefits in the information and communications technology industry pp. 127-149

Angelo Dossou-Yovo, Joyline Makani and Michelle McPherson

IT innovations, service equity and brand innovativeness: an analysis and comparison of service industries pp. 150-184

Gözem Güceri Ucar, Stefan Koch, Gulden Asugman and Asli Basoglu

Advancing research, innovation, and commercialisation strategies confronting the challenge of Varroa mites in Australia pp. 185-198

Alberto Boretti

Volume 5, issue 1, 2023

Enhancement of the torsional strength of commercial ABS samples manufactured using a tabletop 3D printer: an application of innovative hybridised tools and techniques pp. 1-27

Boppana V. Chowdary and Schuravi Mallian

Revolutionising the skies: exploring the latest trends and cutting-edge research in commercial drone technology pp. 28-55

Emre Özbek, Alper Dalkıran, Selcuk Ekici and T. Hikmet Karakoc

Role of soft-skills in research, innovation and commercialisation pp. 56-69

Semiha Sena Alşal, Cansın Deniz, Defne Simay Urfalıoğlu and Mustafa Özilgen

Academic bioinformatics activities joining hands with entrepreneurial ventures: a way to go in life science research (case studies from Indian academia, start-ups and the life science sector) pp. 70-105

Shashank Shekhar, Sanjay Dhir, James Gomes and Bhyravabhotla Jayaram

Volume 4, issue 1, 2022

Evaluation of barter system in the defence industry pp. 1-15

Fahrettin Ozturk and Tuncay Bayrak

'Selling the monster' or the relevance of cultural-cognitive conditions in creating demand for innovation: the case of COVID-19 vaccines and beyond pp. 16-30

Filippo Reale

The relational dynamics in the extended teams of academic spin-offs: a Norwegian case-study pp. 31-51

Randi Elisabeth Taxt, Øystein Stavø Høvig and Inger Beate Pettersen

Research innovation and commercialisation incentives on the beginning and development of engineering education in the West and in Turkey pp. 52-62

Mustafa Özilgen

Defining characteristics of the most innovative companies pp. 63-73

Tuncay Bayrak