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In a piece of research for The National Centre for Academic and Cultural Exchange (NCACE), Federica Rossi, Valentina Rizzoli and Emily Hopkins have sought to take advantage of the information available from the 2021 Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF) exercise, in order to provide a more comprehensive picture of HEIs’ engagement with the arts and cultural sector.
To support the digital transition, public innovation intermediaries need to design new business models for their activities, a new paper published in Technological Forecasting and Social Change argues.
In their new paper published in Regional Studies, Dimitris Assimakopoulos, Helen Lawton Smith, Ning Baines, Maria Tsouri and Saverio Romeo explore the divergence in patterns of regional development in twin towns, Grenoble, and Oxford.
New research by Norrin Halilem, Muthu de Silva and Nabil Amara showcases a new approach to comparing the productivity of female and male academics. While gender disparities persist regarding research outcomes and entrepreneurial engagements, the reality is more nuanced than previously stated in the literature.
CIMR Research in Focus is a monthly series presenting a curated list of blogs from the Centre of Innovation Management Research. This month the topic is CIMR research that has practical benefits for wider society.
Dr Ray Lambert and Dr Marion Frenz explored the impacts on food business sites of operating to food safety standards, an area where evidence is limited.
Dr Annalisa Caloffi is an Applied Economist from the University of Florence, Italy. In this short video, she introduces her working paper, co-authored with Federica Rossi and Margherita Russo, on designing performance-based incentives for innovation intermediaries.
CIMR Research in Focus is a monthly series presenting a curated list of blogs from the Centre of Innovation Management Research. This month the topic is CIMR researchers’ work on public policy evaluation.
In this short video, Mr. Romeo shares his research (with Helen Lawton Smith, Erran Carmel and John Slater) about quantum technology, an emerging but significant technology that may shape our future.
In this paper, the authors identify different profiles of engagement in knowledge transfer (KT)of public research organisations (PROs), and discuss why they are linked to PROs’ specialisation in different fields of knowledge.
