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Technology Commercialization and Entrepreneurship Lab
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A lab exploring technology commercialization and entrepreneurship, which connect university technology to business.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring ways to connect university technology to business
Professor Megumi Takata studies "technology commercialization," which turns technologies created at universities into businesses, and "entrepreneurship," meaning entrepreneurial activity.
Management of technology (MOT), management of industry-academia collaboration, technology transfer, and intellectual property management are also listed as research subjects.
Prof. Takata's papers examine the behavior of people who handle university technology transfer, and how education affects the intention to start a company and the actions taken to do so.
At Kyushu University's Department of Industrial Management (the business school), Prof. Takata teaches courses including management of industry-academia collaboration.
Key terms
- Technology commercialization
- Turning technologies developed at universities and similar institutions into viable businesses
- Entrepreneurship
- The activities and mindset of trying to create a new business as an entrepreneur
- Technology transfer
- Passing technologies that result from university research to industry so that they can be put to use
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies technology commercialization, the process of turning technologies created at universities into businesses, from the perspective of people and education. Through methods such as case analysis, it covers the behavior of people who handle university technology transfer and education related to starting a company.
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