Special Interest Groups

SIGs


The Triple Helix Association's Special Interest Groups (SIGs) serve as dynamic and focused communities within the larger framework of the organization, providing a platform for enthusiasts and experts to come together, collaborate, and advance knowledge in specific domains. These groups bring together academics, researchers, industry professionals, policymakers, and other stakeholders who are keenly interested in exploring and addressing specific challenges, trends, and opportunities within their chosen domain

Triple Helix Actors, Governance and the Region

Exploring the intricate relationships between actors in the Triple Helix model,  focuses on governance dynamics and regional impact, fostering collaboration strategies for effective innovation.

Innovation Policy Implementation

Dedicated to translating innovation policies into actionable strategies, this group delves into the practical aspects of policy implementation

Science Parks and Incubators​


Centered on nurturing innovation ecosystems, this group examines the role of science parks and incubators in fostering entrepreneurship, providing a platform for discussions on best practices.

Knowledge and Technology Transfer


This group explores mechanisms and strategies for effective knowledge transfer between academia, industry, and other stakeholders, driving innovation forward.

University-Industry Partnerships​


Focusing on collaborative endeavors between academic institutions and industries, this group explores the synergies that power successful partnerships

Entrepreneurial Universities​


This group delves into the transformation of universities into entrepreneurial hubs, exploring initiatives that cultivate innovation

National Innovation Systems and Models


This group assesses national innovation systems and models, fostering discussions on policy frameworks, strategies, and structures that drive innovation at a national level.

PhD Students & Early Career Researchers


Providing a supportive platform for emerging researchers, this group facilitates networking and knowledge exchange among PhD students and early-career researchers