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James A. Cunningham, Newcastle University

Jungho Kim, Newcastle University

Chiara Marzocchi, University of Padua

Natalya Radko, Newcastle University

Technology transfer from universities and industry drives economic development, yet rapidly evolving research and technological advancements require continuous development of effective structures and processes. Universities must balance generating economic impact while supporting social value creation—a challenge operating across macro (government policies), meso (TTO structures), and micro (individual researcher) levels.

Current technology transfer systems face disruptions from technological change, geopolitical shifts, AI emergence, and intellectual property challenges. Universities are increasingly expected to contribute to societal grand challenges alongside traditional commercialisation, creating tensions between economic and social value creation for TTOs and academic entrepreneurs.

This special issue seeks research rethinking technology transfer paradigms to examine how systems can build resilience, become inclusive, and deliver blended value. Papers should address operational challenges, emerging TTO configurations, required capabilities for transfer actors, and how new technologies and policies shape the future of university-industry knowledge transfer.

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Potential topics

  • Technology transfer systems and resilience
  • University-industry collaboration
  • Technology transfer offices (TTOs)
  • Research commercialisation
  • Academic entrepreneurship
  • Intellectual property management
  • Social value creation
  • Blended value creation
  • Technology transfer at macro, meso and micro levels
  • AI and technology transfer
  • University third mission
  • Social innovation
  • Public R&D programmes
  • Technology transfer policies
  • Inclusive technology transfer systems
  • Prosocial behaviours in research commercialisation
  • Open science models
  • Legal frameworks for technology transfer
  • Technology transfer methodologies
  • Non-market strategies in TTOs

Timeline

  • December 31, 2026: Full paper submission deadline
  • July 1, 2027: Final decisions on accepted papers should be completed
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