The University of Cambridge
The University of Cambridge
In the mid-1980s, entrepreneurs referred to the “Cambridge phenomenon,” a vibrant high-tech cluster around Cambridge. In the late 1990s, however, Cambridge initiated a series of changes in its technology-transfer structure and policy, and a biotechnology cluster in the area, one of the largest in the world, already existed. Although the university's goal of improving its technology transfer model was intended to enhance its capabilities in this area, the changes unbalanced the delicate equilibrium that existed in the region.
Keywords: University of Cambridge, Cambridge Enterprise, Research Services Division, WILO, Cambridge Science Park, St. John's Innovation Center
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