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Technology Commercialization and Entrepreneurship Lab
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The lab studies the commercialization of university technology and entrepreneurship.
AboutAbout the lab
Studying technology commercialization and starting a company from a management perspective.
The lab studies, from a management perspective, the process of turning technologies born at universities into businesses, as well as entrepreneurial behavior.
It also covers areas such as management of technology (MOT), industry-academia collaboration management, technology transfer, and intellectual property management.
One study uses cases from Japan to examine how technology transfer professionals, who are responsible for commercializing university technology, behave.
Megumi Takata, the professor in charge, is a Professor in the Division of Industrial Management, Faculty of Economics, and also holds a concurrent appointment at the Institute for Sustainable Hydrogen.
Key terms
- Technology transfer
- Handing over technology created at universities and similar institutions to outside parties such as companies so that it can be put to use
- Entrepreneurship
- The attitude and behavior of trying to start a new business
- Industry-academia collaboration
- Universities and companies working together to advance research and the use of technology
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies the process by which technologies born at universities become businesses, and the people and organizations that carry it out. Its research areas are management of technology, industry-academia collaboration management, technology transfer, intellectual property management, science and technology commercialization, and entrepreneurship.
*Illustrative imageScience and Technology Commercialization and Entrepreneurship
The lab studies the process of turning university technology into businesses and entrepreneurial initiatives. A co-authored paper reports that technology transfer professionals start from the resources at hand and draw in the people involved.
*Illustrative imageIndustry-Academia Collaboration Management and Intellectual Property
The lab studies the operation of industry-academia collaboration, technology transfer, and intellectual property management. Among its recent co-authored papers is one on running technology transfer organizations in ways that foster intrinsic motivation.
MembersFaculty
- ProfessorMegumi Takata
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- Top image: “US Patent cover (US Patent 5,860,492)” USPTO / Public domain (cropped)
- Science and Technology Commercialization and Entrepreneurship: “Innovation stages” Kannika Thaimai (WMDE) / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
- Industry-Academia Collaboration Management and Intellectual Property: “Stacks of documents in Patent Office, Washington, D.C. LCCN93510973” National Photo Company Collection / Public domain (cropped)
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