搭建先进创新平台 构筑特色服务体系

搭建先进创新平台、构筑特色服务体系是川大科技园自建园以来就坚持不懈的目标和任务.通过近十年的努力,由于先进创新平台与特色服务体系的搭建和构筑,川大科技园已在科技成果转化.高新技术企业孵化和创新创业人才培养三大中心任务上取得丰硕成果,现已成为国际化.开放化和具有持续创新能力的国家一流大学科技园区.     

坚持优化环境 自主创新 实现云南省大学科技园跨越发展

昆明国家高新区云南省大学科技园是经云南省人民政府批准设立的科技孵化器,2001年5月被国家科技部.教育部认定为国家级大学科技园.建园以来,云南省大学科技园依托高校现有教学、科研设施和研究成果.充分发挥昆明国家高新区体制、机制、政策的优势和社会服务功能,以高新技术成果的商品化.产业化和国际化为目标.实现了高校、科研机构的智力资源与社会资源的有机结合.云南省国家大学科技园现已成为昆明高新区技术创新体系的重要组成部分.成为云南省.昆明市重要的创新平台.     

加快燕大科技园建设和发展步伐 为推动区域经济社会发展作贡献

燕山大学国家大学科技园(以下称燕大科技园)是依托燕山大学的人才.科技成果等综合智力资源优势兴办并发展起来的.经过几年的努力,已经成为燕山大学实现社会服务功能和产学研互动的重要平台,是燕山大学及地方科技企业重要的孵化基地,同时也是区域经济发展和技术进步的主要创新源泉之一.     

发挥优势 坚持特色 打造中国的“纺织硅谷”

一、东华大学科技园的功能及管理机制 东华大学科技园以东华大学强大的科研实力、丰富的人才资源和长宁区雄厚的经济实力、优越的经济政策为依托.逐步发展成为具有纺织服装特色的优秀大学科技园.科技园主导产业为纺织服装,其支撑产业包括新材料.化学化工.机械.电子、通信等.     

拓展创新服务平台 打造一流科技园区

大学科技园是国家创新体系的重要组成部分和自主创新的重要基地,是区域经济发展和行业技术进步及高新区二次创业的主要创新源泉之一,是中国特色高等教育体系的组成部分,是高等学校产学研结合、为社会服务.培养创新创业人才的重要平台.一流的国家大学科技园是一流大学的重要标志.华中科技大学科技园正是沿着这样一条主线,立足于东湖高新区、依托于华中科技大学建设和发展起来的.     

突出办园特色 推动轨道交通技术进步和产业化

一.西南交通大学科技园的办园特色 1.以雄厚的工科研发优势为背景,以交通领域的新技术、新产品为孵化重点     

The Cross-industry Spillover of Technological Capability: Korea’s DRAM and TFT–LCD Industries

Studies of Korea’s Thin Film Transistor–Liquid Crystal Display (TFT–LCD) industry have emphasized the government policy, industrial organization, and the firm’s strategy as key success factors. However, the fact that knowledge spillover, which tends to occur between highly technologically related industries, can lead to a reduction in innovation effort has been overlooked. We examined the technological relationships between Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) and TFT–LCD industries and investigated their spillover into the areas of technology, human resources and organization, and network. The results show spillover in capital control, technology, production and quality management, organizational systems, and key personnel. This implies that spillover effect in high technology firms may diversify their products due to existing technological capabilities.     

CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN SHOPPING FOR LUXURY GOODS: WESTERN,ASIAN, AND HISPANIC TOURISTS

This study examines the significant differences in shopping for luxury goods among Western, Asian, and Hispanic tourists and, in particular, the perceived importance of different types and characteristics of the luxury consumer and travel goods tourists buy on vacation. The results show that Western, Asian, and Hispanic tourists‐shoppers significantly differ in the perceived importance of luxury consumer and travel goods and their characteristics. Western and Asian tourists attach more importance to buying “gifts for others” than Hispanic tourists. Asian tourists attach more importance to buying “golf equipment,” “health spa/wellness treatment,” “luxury cruises,”and “luxury yachts/rentals” than Hispanic tourists. Western tourists attach more importance to “fine dining” than Hispanic tourists. Implications of the study results and recommendations for future studies are discussed.     

Measuring the economic impacts of major sports events: the case of Formula One Grand Prix (F1)

This study was examined the new money generated from Formula One Grand Prix (F1) and the economic impacts of this new money on the host economy using input–output analysis. We find that the impact of the new money from non-local attendees or international attendees is more pronounced compared to that from local attendees. Also, F1 event appears to influence on sports-related industry as well as other industries such as manufacturing industry. Our findings suggest that the host cities should focus on increasing the non-local and international attendees in order to enhance the economic impacts of a sport event.