Daniel Ljungberg

How public policy can stimulate the capabilities of firms to innovate in a traditional industry through academic engagement: The case of the Swedish food industry

Förnyelsens källor: Akademikers roller och innovativt beteende

Cultural and Creative Entrepreneurship: A new research agenda?

Creating innovative opportunities through research collaboration: An evolutionary framework and empirical illustration in engineering

New combinations and academic engagement: Do academic inventors affect firms' technological recombination?

Opportunities and Knowledge Intensive Entrepreneurship:A meta-analysis of 86 case studies

Structuring the Process of Knowledge Intensive Entrepreneurship: Empirical Evidence and Descriptive Insights from Eighty-six AEGIS Case Studies

Collaboration between universities in Sweden

To what extent do external sources of knowledge affect the innovative performance of knowledge intensive entrepreneurial firms? The effects of depth and breadth of openness on manufacturing and service innovations

The teaching and societal services nexus: Academics’ experiences in three disciplines

Can public policy regenerate a traditional industry through collaborative research? The case of the Swedish food industry

Environmental Orientation and Economic Performance: A quasi-experimental study of small Swedish firms

How public policy can stimulate the capabilities of firms to innovate in traditional industry through academic engagement: The case of the Swedish food industry

Collaborative research in Innovative Food: An example of renewing a traditional low-tech industry

Collaborative Strategies: How and Why Academic Spin-offs Interact with Engineering University Centers

Academic Inventors, Technological Profiles and Patent Value: An Analysis of Academic Patents owned by Swedish-based firms

University mergers and strategic positioning: The Swedish experience

Revisiting Technology Centrality in University-Industry Interaction: A Study of Firms’ Academic Patents in Sweden

Creating Innovative Opportunities: Lessons from Case Studies in Knowledge Intensive Entrepreneurship

What characterizes firms' academic patents? Academic involvement in industrial invention in Sweden

Collaboration strategies in university-industry relationships

Environmental Orientation and Economic Performance: How Profitable Are Small Green Firms

Creating Innovative Opportunities: Lessons from Case Studies in Knowledge Intensive Entrepreneurship

Översikt av Innovations och Entreprenörskaps-inriktade verksamheter på Chalmers Tekniska Högskola och Göteborgs universitet

Collaboration Strategies in University-Industry Relationships for Entrepreneurial Ventures

Revisiting Firm Size and Technology Centrality in University-Industry Interaction: A Study of Firms' Academic Patents in Sweden

2011

Exploring the black box of academia: University positioning, firm inventiveness and academic opportunities

Academic inventors and firm inventiveness: A quasi-experimental analysis of firms’ patents

Academic involvement in firm patenting: A study of firms’ academic patents in Sweden

Polarization of the Swedish University Sector: Structural Characteristics and Positioning

Structural differences in competitive research funding and industry interaction: The case of the Swedish university sector

Analysis of Effects on Research and Industry in Life Sciences

Var ligger problemet ? Synen på sambandet mellan forskning och kommersialisering i Sverige

Does structure matter for science? The Matthew effect in the Swedish university sector

Var ligger problemet? Synen på sambandet mellan forskning och kommersialisering i Sverige

Does Structure Matter for Science?: The Matthew Effect in the Swedish University Sector