While the US has traditionally been successful in commercialising
new technologies, Europe is confronted with an increasing
dependency upon fast developing technologies like biotechnology or
ICT, despite having some of the best universities in the world.
This book will explore the key attributes of commercialising
academic knowledge, focusing on spin-offs. Bringing together the
visions and best practices used by leading academics and
professionals across Europe, Sven H. De Cleyn and Gunter Festel
offer new and practical insights on technology transfer in an
attempt to resolve the European Paradox. Innovative contributions
provide new insights into the special approaches used by European
institutes when it comes to fostering and supporting technology
transfer activities and the creation of new academic spin-off
ventures. This book illustrates the tools they have developed via
compelling examples of successful corporate alliances with academic
institutes and public research organisations. Practical and
insightful, this book will appeal to researchers, policy-makers and
educators interested in technology transfer and high-tech
entrepreneurship. Investors will also gain from a greater
understanding of the benefits of academic spin-offs and technology
transfer offices will find a wealth of information to help improve
operations for their creation. Contributors include: J. Bauer, M.
Brandkamp, M. Cantamessa, S.H. De Cleyn, G. Festel, F.K. Fink, F.
Gielen, V.A. Gilsing, M.L. Justesen, M. Keckl, M. Klofsten, F.
Kirschenhofer, J. Kratzer, T. Lambertus, H. Lebret, E. Lundmar, U.
Mahr, K.V. Moltzen, M. Mrozewski, I.M.M.J. Reymen, A.G.L. Romme, B.
Schmalfuss, H. Schoenenberger, R.V. Basaiawmoit, E. van Burg, A.
von Matuschka
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