The Journal of Technology Transfer

1977 - 2025

Current editor(s): Albert N. Link, Donald S. Siegel, Barry Bozeman and Simon Mosey

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Volume 44, issue 6, 2019

Geographical clustering and the evaluation of cluster policies: introduction pp. 1665-1672

Uwe Cantner, Holger Graf and Michael Rothgang

Analysing the effects of cluster policy: What can we learn from the German leading-edge cluster competition? pp. 1673-1697

Michael Rothgang, Jochen Dehio and Bernhard Lageman

Regional cluster policies in Germany: challenges, impacts and evaluation practices pp. 1698-1719

Matthias Kiese

R&D funding and private R&D: empirical evidence on the impact of the leading-edge cluster competition pp. 1720-1743

Dirk Engel, Verena Eckl and Michael Rothgang

The role of geographical proximity for project performance: evidence from the German Leading-Edge Cluster Competition pp. 1744-1783

Susanne Hinzmann, Uwe Cantner and Holger Graf

Geographical clustering and the effectiveness of public innovation programs pp. 1784-1815

Dirk Crass, Christian Rammer and Birgit Aschhoff

Structural dynamics of innovation networks in German Leading-Edge Clusters pp. 1816-1839

Stefan Töpfer, Uwe Cantner and Holger Graf

Cluster ambidexterity towards exploration and exploitation: strategies and cluster management pp. 1840-1866

Tina Wolf, Uwe Cantner, Holger Graf and Michael Rothgang

Knowledge as growth pp. 1867-1870

David B. Audretsch

Process quality management and technological innovation revisited: a contingency perspective from an emerging market pp. 1871-1890

Jie Wu, Zefu Wu and Kathryn Rudie Harrigan

The development, growth, and performance of university spin-offs: a critical review pp. 1891-1938

Marius Tuft Mathisen and Einar Rasmussen

Collaborative know-how and trust in university–industry collaborations: empirical evidence from ICT firms pp. 1939-1963

Emilio Bellini, Giuseppe Piroli and Luca Pennacchio

A conceptual framework for studying science research careers pp. 1964-1992

Carolina Cañibano, Richard Woolley, Eric Iversen, Sybille Hinze, Stefan Hornbostel and Jakob Tesch

Academic entrepreneurship: exploring the effects of academic patenting activity on publication and collaboration among heterogeneous researchers in South Korea pp. 1993-2013

Soo Jeung Lee

Volume 44, issue 5, 2019

Effectiveness of technology transfer policies and legislation in fostering entrepreneurial innovations across continents: an overview pp. 1347-1366

Maribel Guerrero and David Urbano

University technology transfer efficiency in a factor driven economy: the need for a coherent policy in Egypt pp. 1367-1395

David A. Kirby and Hala H. El Hadidi

R&D transfer, policy and innovative ambitious entrepreneurship: evidence from Latin American countries pp. 1396-1415

José Amorós, Carlos Poblete and Vesna Mandakovic

The economic benefits of technology transfer from U.S. federal laboratories pp. 1416-1426

Albert Link and John Scott

The moderating role of IPR on the relationship between country-level R&D and individual-level entrepreneurial performance pp. 1427-1450

André Stel, Serhiy Lyalkov, Ana Millán and Jose Maria Millan

The impact of university focused technology transfer policies on regional innovation and entrepreneurship pp. 1451-1475

James A. Cunningham, Erik Lehmann, Matthias Menter and Nikolaus Seitz

The Croatian path from socialism to European membership through the lens of technology transfer policies pp. 1476-1504

Jadranka Švarc and Marina Dabic

The effects of technology transfers and institutional factors on economic growth: evidence from Europe and Oceania pp. 1505-1528

Joao Ferreira, Cristina Fernandes and Vanessa Ratten

Technology transfer with search intensity and project advertising pp. 1529-1546

Giorgio Calcagnini, Germana Giombini, Paolo Liberati and Giuseppe Travaglini

Business networks and localization effects for new Swedish technology-based firms’ innovation performance pp. 1547-1576

Hanna Rydehell, Anders Isaksson and Hans Löfsten

New technology entrepreneurship initiatives: Which strategic orientations and environmental conditions matter in the new socio-economic landscape? pp. 1577-1602

David Urbano, Maribel Guerrero, Joao Ferreira and Cristina I. Fernandes

Technology spin-offs: teamwork, autonomy, and the exploitation of business opportunities pp. 1603-1637

Marco Corsino, Paola Giuri and Salvatore Torrisi

Scientific and technological (human) social capital formation and Industry–University Cooperative Research Centers: a quasi-experimental evaluation of graduate student outcomes pp. 1638-1664

Olena Leonchuk and Denis O. Gray

Volume 44, issue 4, 2019

Ambidextrous search and product innovation: moderating effects of resource and structural attributes pp. 1007-1028

Wenhong Zhang, Yapu Zhao, Donghan Wang, Haifeng Wang and Jian Li

The role of scientific and market knowledge in the inventive process: evidence from a survey of industrial inventors pp. 1029-1069

Alessandra Scandura

Knowledge flows from business method software patents: influence of firms’ global social networks pp. 1070-1096

Jiaming Jiang, Rajeev Goel and Xingyuan Zhang

The role of standardization at the interface of product and process development in biotechnology pp. 1097-1133

Annika Lorenz, Michael Raven and Knut Blind

Mapping the emergence of international university research ventures pp. 1134-1162

Sergey Kolesnikov, Seokkyun Woo, Yin Li, Philip Shapira and Jan Youtie

Seed accelerators and the speed of new venture creation pp. 1163-1187

John Stayton and Vincent Mangematin

A university spin-off launch failure: explanation by the legitimation process pp. 1188-1215

Valerie Francois and Pascal Philippart

The influence of human capital and perceived university support on patent applications of biomedical investigators pp. 1216-1235

Supriya Munshaw, Soo-Hoon Lee, Phillip Phan and Kieren A. Marr

Knowledge transfer in university–industry research partnerships: a review pp. 1236-1255

Esther Wit- de Vries, Wilfred A. Dolfsma, Henny J. Windt and M. P. Gerkema

Science and Technology Parks: a study of value creation for park tenants pp. 1256-1272

Alberto Albahari, Magnus Klofsten and Juan Carlos Rubio-Romero

Integrating professional and academic knowledge: the link between researchers skills and innovation culture pp. 1273-1289

Dirk Meissner and Natalia Shmatko

Crowdfunding in healthcare pp. 1290-1310

Gaia Bassani, Nicoletta Marinelli and Silvio Vismara

The UBC ecosystem: putting together a comprehensive framework for university-business cooperation pp. 1311-1346

Victoria Galan-Muros and Todd Davey

Volume 44, issue 3, 2019

Knowledge as an economic good: Exhaustibility versus appropriability? pp. 647-658

Cristiano Antonelli

An evolving regional innovation network: collaboration among industry, university, and research institution in China’s first technology hub pp. 659-680

Lachang Lyu, Weiping Wu, Haipeng Hu and Ru Huang

The expanded scientific and technical human capital model: the addition of a cultural dimension pp. 681-699

Elizabeth A. Corley, Barry Bozeman, Xuefan Zhang and Chin-Chang Tsai

Where technology transfer research originated and where it is going: a quantitative analysis of literature published between 1980 and 2015 pp. 700-740

Heeyong Noh and Sungjoo Lee

Collaboration or funding: lessons from a study of nanotechnology patenting in Canada and the United States pp. 741-777

Leila Tahmooresnejad and Catherine Beaudry

Assessing the productivity of technology transfer offices: an analysis of the relevance of aspiration performance and portfolio complexity pp. 778-801

Esteban Lafuente and Jasmina Berbegal-Mirabent

Promoting cross-border knowledge transfer for new product development in MNCs: a process view pp. 802-821

Yang Liu

Exploring new knowledge through research collaboration: the moderation of the global and local cohesion of knowledge networks pp. 822-849

Luyun Xu, Jian Li and Xin Zhou

The role of venture capitalists in the regional innovation ecosystem: a comparison of networking patterns between private and publicly backed venture capital funds pp. 850-873

Yannis Pierrakis and George Saridakis

Scientific systems in Latin America: performance, networks, and collaborations with industry pp. 874-915

Hugo Confraria and Fernando Vargas

Mapping the field: a bibliometric analysis of the literature on university–industry collaborations pp. 916-947

Igors Skute, Kasia Zalewska-Kurek, Isabella Hatak and Petra Weerd-Nederhof

Academic entrepreneurship in South Africa: testing for entrepreneurial intentions pp. 948-980

B. Urban and J. Chantson

Modelling collaboration and innovation in creative industries using fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis pp. 981-1006

Jan Stejskal and Petr Hajek

Volume 44, issue 2, 2019

Entrepreneurial ecosystems: economic, technological, and societal impacts pp. 313-325

David B. Audretsch, James A. Cunningham, Donald F. Kuratko, Erik Lehmann and Matthias Menter

Public research and the innovation performance of new technology based firms pp. 326-358

Roman Fudickar and Hanna Hottenrott

The organisational and geographic diversity and innovation potential of EU-funded research networks pp. 359-380

Daniel Nepelski, Vincent Van Roy and Annarosa Pesole

Do academic spinoffs internationalize? pp. 381-403

Alice Civera, Michele Meoli and Silvio Vismara

Patent-based investment funds: from invention to innovation pp. 404-433

Svenja Jarchow and Andrea Röhm

Stimulating academic patenting in a university ecosystem: an agent-based simulation approach pp. 434-461

Sabrina Backs, Markus Günther and Christian Stummer

Who is left out: exploring social boundaries in entrepreneurial ecosystems pp. 462-484

Xaver Neumeyer, Susana C. Santos and Michael H. Morris

Evaluating and comparing entrepreneurial ecosystems using SMAA and SMAA-S pp. 485-519

Salvatore Corrente, Salvatore Greco, Melita Nicotra, Marco Romano and Carmela Elita Schillaci

Female owners versus female managers: Who is better at introducing innovations? pp. 520-539

Dirk Dohse, Rajeev Goel and Michael Nelson

The influence of trust and collaboration with external partners on appropriability in open service firms pp. 540-558

Graciela Corral de Zubielqui, Janice Jones and David Audretsch

The contribution of science parks: a literature review and future research agenda pp. 559-595

Laura Lecluyse, Mirjam Knockaert and Andre Spithoven

Public sector innovation: the effect of universities pp. 596-614

Mehmet Akif Demircioglu and David B. Audretsch

Innovation practices in emerging economies: Do university partnerships matter? pp. 615-646

Maribel Guerrero, David Urbano and Fernando Herrera

Volume 44, issue 1, 2019

Incentives for knowledge valorisation: a European benchmark pp. 1-20

Linda H. M. van de Burgwal, Ana Dias and Eric Claassen

Do firms located in science and technology parks enhance innovation performance? The effect of absorptive capacity pp. 21-48

Fernando Ubeda, Marta Ortiz- de-Urbina-Criado and Eva-María Mora-Valentín

Rethinking loose coupling of rules and entrepreneurial practices among university scientists: a Japan–Israel comparison pp. 49-72

Adi Sapir and Nahoko Kameo

Fitting cooperative mode in inter-organizational strategic alliance: a perspective from innovative and financial performances pp. 73-96

Tzu-Hsin Liu and Yung-Chang Hsiao

Dynamic effects of learning on the innovative outputs and productivity in Spanish multinational enterprises pp. 97-131

Francisco J. Santos-Arteaga, Celia Torrecillas and Madjid Tavana

Engineering graduate students’ views on the effective ownership of academic patents pp. 132-154

So Young Sohn and Eun Jin Han

Risk attitudes, patenting and invention disclosures by academic researchers pp. 155-166

Rajeev Goel and Devrim Göktepe-Hultén

Evolving missions and university entrepreneurship: academic spin-offs and graduate start-ups in the entrepreneurial society pp. 167-188

Chiara Marzocchi, Fumi Kitagawa and Mabel Sánchez-Barrioluengo

Measuring the expected synergy in Spanish regional and national systems of innovation pp. 189-209

Loet Leydesdorff and Igone Porto-Gomez

The impact of imitation strategy and R&D resources on incremental and radical innovation: evidence from Chinese manufacturing firms pp. 210-230

Jie Wu, Kathryn Rudie Harrigan, Siah Hwee Ang and Zefu Wu

Is university ownership a sub-optimal property rights regime for commercialisation? Information conditions and entrepreneurship in Greater Manchester, England pp. 231-249

Christos Kalantaridis

Copyrights in higher education: motivating a research agenda pp. 250-263

Jacob H. Rooksby and Christopher S. Hayter

Identifying high resource consumption areas of assembly-centric manufacturing in the United States pp. 264-311

Douglas Thomas and Anand Kandaswamy