Incremental citation impact due to international co-authorship in Hungarian higher education institutions
co-authors: A. Schubert, M. Schubert
IKU Publication
Innovation and internationalization of SMEs
Main research results of the project "Chances of Hungarian SMEs in the globalizing knowledge economy" KKVENT_8 has been published in the latest issue of Külgazdaság
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IGI Award
The book "Nanotechnology and Microelectronics: Global Diffusion, Economics and Policy" received IGI Global 2010 Excellence in Technology Research 'Book of the Year' Award. In that book the chapter Collaborations in the Open Innovation Era ( pp. 61-86) is written by Annamária Inzelt (IKU-Innovatoin Research Centre/Financial Research Ltd, Hungary)
PhD abstract publication by László Csonka
The newly established international academic journal ?Innovation and Development? is supporting young scholars by publishing in every issue a few abstracts of Phd Theses. As part of this opportunity has been László Csonka?s PhD abstract published in the first issue of the journal. The abstract is accessible here.(pdf)
Author Posting. (c) ?Taylor & Francis?, 2011.
Author Posting. (c) ?Taylor & Francis?, 2011.
Contribution to IKU studies
?Chances of Hungarian SMEs in the age of globalizing knowledge-economies? (NKTH Innotárs programme, project acronym: KKVENT_8) analysing the internationalisation of R&D and innovation among Hungarian SMEs in the information technology sector, 2008-2010.
?Feasibility Study for Creating a European University Data Collection? (EC tender, RTD/C/C4/2009/0233402), collection and review of data on Hungarian higher education institutions, 2009-2010.
Books and chapters in books from 2000
Dr. Annamária Inzelt: Analysis of Researchers? Mobility in the Context of the European Research Area
Dr. Annamária Inzelt
FP7 Supporting Expert
Analysis of Researchers? Mobility
in the Context of the European Research Area
The report is aviable at the website of European Commission
IGI Award
The book "Nanotechnology and Microelectronics: Global Diffusion, Economics and Policy" received IGI Global 2010 Excellence in Technology Research 'Book of the Year' Award. In that book the chapter Collaborations in the Open Innovation Era ( pp. 61-86) is written by Annamária Inzelt (IKU-Innovatoin Research Centre/Financial Research Ltd, Hungary)
INNOVATION IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR
Innovation is often understood as a phenomenon that takes place in the private sector in order to enhance competitiveness. However, the global financial crisis highlighted a strong need for an efficient and cost-minimizing public sector that fosters innovation.
The creation of a contemporary RDI Observatory
(Summary of the study commissioned by NKTH)