Measuring the Impact of University Research on Innovation Measuring the Impact of University Research on Innovation
by Cooper Langford
Science,Technology, and Society Program, Faculty of General Studies, University of Calgary
A summary list of the reasons universites engage in research can probably serve present purposes without detailed analysis: |
C Prosperity Wireless - Telecom C Prosperity Wireless - Telecom
by Bill Hews
Outline:
- Where Are We?
- Where Do We Want To Be?
- How Can the C Prosperity Effort Help Us Get There?
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Climate Change: What the Literature Says Version 1.31, presented January 2003
Climate Change: What the Literature Says
by M. Hollinshead
Facing the Future Inc. |
Canada's Technical Colleges Canada's Technical Colleges: An Untapped Innovation Resource
by Dr. Alec M. Bialski
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
Canada's technical colleges have traditionally been involved in education and training. There is an increasing trend towards involvement of faculty and students in innovation and technology department. |
Complete Dissertation Complete Dissertation
Differences in growth and earnings of knowledge-intensive firms have created the need for a better understanding of how to extract wealth from brainpower. |
The Complexity of Canadian Clusters Operating in Global Science The Complexity of Canadian Clusters Operating in Global Science
by Cooper Langford & Jamie Wood - Science Technology, and Society Program
and Jeremy Hall - Haskayne School of Business
As part of the Innovation Systems Research Network national study of the role of regional clusters in innovation, studies are underway of the wireless telecommunications industry and the global positioning systems (GPS) industry in Calgary, Alberta; the wirless telecommunications industry in Vancouver, British Columbia; and the agriculture biotechnology activity in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. |
Funding Strategic University Research in Canada Funding Strategic University Research in Canada
by Cooper H. Langford and Martha W. Langford
Draft 10/01
Over the past twenty-five years, the funding of reasearch in universities and related research institutes in Canada has increasingly sought to encourage outcomes of significance to economic growth and quality of life directly rather than indirectly. |
Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2002 Canadian Report Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2002 Canadian Report
by Nathaly Riverin
Director of the GEM Canada/Quebec
HEC Montreal
Since 1997 the mission of Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM0 has been to study the entrepreneurial activity of different countries the relationship between this activity, econonomic growth and the National characteristics having an influence upon it. |
Dynamic Foresight Dynamic Foresight
by Dr. J. Sylvan Katz
Katz Competitive Intelligence Ltd.
A Dynamic Foresight activity explores current and emerging opportunities and innovations in science and technology. Privarily, a Dynamic Foresight activity uses the Internet, the World Wide Web and other computer-based methods..... |
Industrial Design and Innovation Theory Industrial Design and Innovation Theory: A bases for Describing the Experience of Innovation
by Barry Wylant
Industrial Design program, Faculty of Environmental Design, University of Calgary
Much of the current literature regarding innovation tends to cover either method of generating new ideas or identifying the steps required to develop and implement new ideas. |
The Rise of Innovation Surveys The Rise of Innovation Surveys: Measuring a Fuzzy Concept
by Benoit Godin
Project on the History and Sociology of S & T Statistics
Working Paper No. 16 |
Networking Support to Innovative Young Firms Networking Support to Innovative Young Firms: Pathways of Knowledge
by Cooper H. Langford, Anne Tyrie, and Janet Peace
The economic advantage of networking and strategic partnership are well known. This paper attempts to go beyond the practical comments to interpret the process of knowledge flow.... |
Canada Challenged Canada Challenged: Building a Culture of Adaptation and Innovation for 2020
by Stephen Murgatroyd
- Current Status of Innovation in Canada
- What's Canada's Current Innovation a & Adaptation Capacity?
- The 2020 challenges
- Barriers to Innovation & Adaptation in 2020
- The Importance of Cultural Context
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Outcomes of University Research in Canada Outcomes of University Research in Canada: Innovation Policy and Indicators of Triple Helix Relationships
by Cooper H. Langford - The Centre for Innovation Studies; Jeremy Hall - Haskayne School of Business; Peter Josty - The Centre for Innovation Studies; Stelvia Matos - Haskayne School of Business; Astrid Jacobson - Faculty of Communication and Culture, University of Calgary
This paper analyses Canadian Government attempts to encourage and measure commercializatin of university knowledge for social improvement.
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Canadian Approaches to Technology Commercialization Canadian Approaches to Technology Commercialization: A Comparison of Alberta's Technology Commercializatin System with that of Other Provincial Jurisdictions
by Malcolm Allan; Jon Horsman; David Parkatti; Ioana Simion; Kim Sunyoung
MBA Technology Commercialization Program - School of Business - University of Alberta
Outline:
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Justification for Government Intervention in the Market
- Provincial Systems
- General Comparison
- General Conclusions and Recommendations
- References
- Appendices
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Alberta Technology Commercialization & Innovation Challenges & Solutions Alberta Technology Commercialization & Innovation Challenges & Solutions
by John Masters
President & CEO
Calgary Technologies Inc.
Technology Commercializatin & Innovation
- Public sector primary research funding dramatically increasing
- Technology commercializtin infrastructure funding inadequate
- Private sector technology commercialization opportunities desperately needs access to early stage risk-tolerant capital
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Movement from Social to Market Oriented Universities Movement from Social to Market Oriented Universities. Is it a good move?
The growing tendency to view universities as "engines of R & D economic growth" has created concerns among some researcher including Rosenberg & Nelson (1994)...
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Building the Pool of (Creative) Talent: By: C Langford, B Li and C Ryan
Presention of this paper at the ISRN Annual Conference (2008) as well as the 4S/EASST Conference in Rotterdam (August 2008). |
Particular Study Cases for Pathways of Knowledge Particular Study Cases for Pathways of Knowledge
Project presented to the 2009 Ingenuity 601 e-Course by: Carlos Giraldo, Mohammad Fazaelizadeh, Ming Dong, and Jianjun (Ben) Zhou.
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Knowledge Exchange Seldom Happens as Planned Knowledge Exchange Seldom Happens as Planned
Project presented to the 2009 Ingenuity 601 e-Course by: Pinaki Bose, Amin Emad and Joey Gallant |
Thoughts on Succesful Research Collaborations Thoughts on Succesful Research Collaborations
Project presented to the 2009 Ingenuity 601 e-Course by: Javed Ally, Shane Long, Vahid Mostafavi and Susan Ross
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Forming Strong Ties with Industry Forming Strong Ties with Industry - Alberta Ingenuity Centres for Research & Commercialization
Project presented to the 2009 Ingenuity 601 e-Course by: Sandra Ward, Maryam Malekshanian, Marc Evans and Michael Thomas |
Innovation - Analysis of 6 Cases Innovation - Analysis of 6 Cases
Project presented to the 2009 Ingenuity 601 e-Course by: Marc Beaudin, Chris Lerohl, Behrad Rashidi and Craig Pearce
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Innovation from an oil and gas platform: Calgary
by Cooper H. Langford, Ben Li and Cami Ryan
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Health Research Translation e-course Papers presented to THECIS from the students of the Health Research Translation e-course - 2009/2010. |
