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Resource spillover from academia to high tech industry: Evidence from new nanotechnology-based firms in the U.S.
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Resource spillover from academia to high tech industry: Evidence from new nanotechnology-based firms in the U.S./
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Wang, Jue.
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188 p.
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Adviser: Philip Shapira.
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Dissertation Abstracts International68-12A.
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Business Administration, Management. -
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Resource spillover from academia to high tech industry: Evidence from new nanotechnology-based firms in the U.S.
Wang, Jue.
Resource spillover from academia to high tech industry: Evidence from new nanotechnology-based firms in the U.S.
- 188 p.
Adviser: Philip Shapira.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Georgia Institute of Technology, 2007.
The role of universities in supporting economic development has been explored in numerous studies emphasizing the mechanisms of technology transfer and knowledge spillover. However, in addition to these forms of intellectual capital, university scientists bring other resources into research collaboration and contribute to firm partnerships in both direct and indirect ways. This thesis proposes the concept of resource spillover, which captures the various ways in which university scientists can benefit collaborating firms. The study first analyzes firms, university scientists, and collaboration along with the concepts of ego, alter, and network ties in social capital theory; then it categorizes the resources possessed by university scientists into human capital, social capital, and positional capital, and tests the impact of each on the performance of a firm. The study finds that firms benefit from research collaboration in terms of both increased research capability and research output and improved public relations and research credibility.
ISBN: 9780549388630Subjects--Topical Terms:
626628
Business Administration, Management.
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The study is carried out using a sample of new nanotechnology-based firms in the United States. As the U.S. government recognizes nanotechnology as providing scientific and technological opportunities with immense potential, this industry has become the recipient of significant federal R&D funding. In turn, because academic research has proven to be important to not only overall nanotechnology R&D but also industrial R&D, it necessitates appropriate policy programs that support successful resource spillover from academia and promote the development of industry.
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