On the right: notice how the list changes from 2002 to 2014. Innovative universities come on the scene (not by accident), others maintain and six lost their edge.
From Innovation U 2.0 website they say:
We are pleased to provide you with this
complimentary electronic copy of Innovation U 2.0 Reinventing University
Roles in a Knowledge Economy. Louis G. Tornatzky and Elaine C. Rideout
were the primary authors, joined by several chapter contributors and
project enablers, including Scott Doron of the NC Office of Science and
Technology and Denis Gray, Distinguished Graduate Professor at NC State.
The book is about how technological innovation,
entrepreneurship and business partnerships happen in a carefully
selected case sample of twelve major US universities. The role of
organizational leadership and culture is a prominent theme as well.
Cases include: Arizona State, BYU,
Cal Tech, Carnegie Mellon, Clemson, Georgia Tech, MIT, NC State, Purdue,
Stanford, University of Florida, and Utah.
The book is 258 pages, and the cases include dozens
of examples of best practices, policies and programs that are related
to technological innovation, industry and community engagement, and the
commercialization of inventions.
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