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Giorgio Bertini
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The emergence of an innovation ecosystem in a low innovation region: Disrupting inertia by a young university
Innovation ecosystems are characterized by a variety of complementary actors and relationships among them. Universities are considered a key player in innovation ecosystems for their ability to generate knowledge and qualified expertise for entrepreneurial innovation. While much attention has been paid to mature … Continue reading
Posted in Ecosystem, Incubation, Innovation, University
Tagged ecosystem, incubation, innovation, university
Transnational Network for Social Innovation Incubation
Transnational Network for Social Innovation Incubation – TRANSITION – is a 30-month project that supports the scaling-up of social innovations across Europe by developing a network of incubators which brings together established partners within the fields of social innovation (SI) … Continue reading
Posted in Incubation, Networks, Social innovation
Tagged incubation, networks, social innovation
Incubation in Insight Problem Solving
A break in the attentive activity devoted to a problem may eventually facilitate the solution process. This phenomenon is known by the name incubation. A new hypothesis regarding incubation mechanism is suggested. It is based on analysis of the structure … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Incubation, Insight, Problem solving
Tagged creativity, incubation, insight, problem solving
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