In light of the history of Research Triangle Park, we develop an analytical model to characterize the Park's growth. The model is based on the hypothesis that the Park's growth can be thought of as the adoption of an innovation, where the innovation is the new innovative environment created by the Park and its infrastructure
This report analyzes the ability of the Research Triangle and Piedmont Triad regions of North Caroli...
In this paper, we present a generalized model of US university science and technology parks, and we ...
University research parks constitute a potentially important mechanism for university technology tra...
Home to over 170 companies and 39,000 knowledge workers, the Research Triangle Park (RTP) is known g...
University research parks are important as a mechanism for the transfer of academic research finding...
Science parks were first established in the United States in the 1950s. They have been widely touted...
The Research Triangle Park, N.C. : The Golden Triangle of U.S. Research ? The Research Triangle Par...
In this paper, we chronicle the early history of the development of the Gateway University Research ...
This case examines a relatively successful recent experiment with a downtown research park, the Pied...
The Republic of Korea undertook a major initiative in the early 1970s to integrate high-technology i...
The article is devoted to the functioning of technology and science parks in developed economies. Th...
In recent years, there has been a substantial increase in public and private investment in universit...
This paper focuses on the regional economic impacts of US university research and science parks. Mot...
The paper is an exploratory study of science parks in the United States. It models the history of sc...
Many state and local economic development groups have attempted to create environments that are cond...
This report analyzes the ability of the Research Triangle and Piedmont Triad regions of North Caroli...
In this paper, we present a generalized model of US university science and technology parks, and we ...
University research parks constitute a potentially important mechanism for university technology tra...
Home to over 170 companies and 39,000 knowledge workers, the Research Triangle Park (RTP) is known g...
University research parks are important as a mechanism for the transfer of academic research finding...
Science parks were first established in the United States in the 1950s. They have been widely touted...
The Research Triangle Park, N.C. : The Golden Triangle of U.S. Research ? The Research Triangle Par...
In this paper, we chronicle the early history of the development of the Gateway University Research ...
This case examines a relatively successful recent experiment with a downtown research park, the Pied...
The Republic of Korea undertook a major initiative in the early 1970s to integrate high-technology i...
The article is devoted to the functioning of technology and science parks in developed economies. Th...
In recent years, there has been a substantial increase in public and private investment in universit...
This paper focuses on the regional economic impacts of US university research and science parks. Mot...
The paper is an exploratory study of science parks in the United States. It models the history of sc...
Many state and local economic development groups have attempted to create environments that are cond...
This report analyzes the ability of the Research Triangle and Piedmont Triad regions of North Caroli...
In this paper, we present a generalized model of US university science and technology parks, and we ...
University research parks constitute a potentially important mechanism for university technology tra...
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