TH Repository

The TH Repository is a selected collection of educational resources, publications, cases, guidelines and tools developed by the THA and its members, embracing all the dimensions of Triple Helix. The TH Repository is at disposal of our THA individual and organizational members and intends to be a useful source of cutting edge knowledge and practices to facilitate development and implementation of Triple Helix interactions.

If you want to feed the TH Repository with your work, please send it to mlaura.fornaci(at)triplehelixassociation.org

Webinar “Universities as (Responsible) Entreprenuership Ecosystems & Enterprise Hubs”, 4th March 2020

Our latest webinar “Universities as (Responsible) Entreprenuership Ecosystems & Enterprise Hubs”, was delivered on 4th March 2020 in the framwork of the HLX4EU project. Our speakers, Milica Jovanović and Jovana...

Proceedings of the XVII International Triple Helix Conference 2019, Cape Town,

ISBN 978-0-620-84786-5 Intro message to the Proceedings from the THA President, Prof. Henry Etzkowitz: “We celebrate the Triple Helix return to Africa, after a hiatus from Addis Ababa...

Webinar – Boosting Innovative European Startups through the Triple Helix, 26th November 2019

During our latest webinar “Boosting Innovative European Startups through the Triple Helix“, delivered on 26th November 2019, by Dr Bartosz Kalinowski, Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Management / Centre of Excellence...

Building Entrepreneurial Behaviours in Academic Scientists: Past Perspective and New Initiatives: Individual, Contextual and Microfoundational Perspectives

Building Entrepreneurial Behaviours in Academic Scientists: Past Perspective and New Initiatives: Individual, Contextual and Microfoundational Perspectives Authors: Conor O’Kane, Jing A. Zhang, Urs Stefan Daellenbach, Sally Davenport (January 2019) In...

Can topic models be used in research evaluations? Reproducibility, validity, and reliability when compared with semantic maps

Can topic models be used in research evaluations? Reproducibility, validity, and reliability when compared with semantic maps Authors: Tobias Hecking and Loet Leydesdorf (July 2019) Research Evaluation in Oxford University...

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