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A Toolkit for the Commercialization of PhD Research: An Entrepreneurial Approach

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  • Keogh, Colin

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This paper explores the development and application of a toolkit designed to facilitate the commercialization of PhD research. The toolkit aims to provide PhD students with the necessary resources and guidance to transform their research into viable commercial products or services. The study draws on a variety of sources, including academic literature and practical examples, to illustrate the potential benefits and challenges of this entrepreneurial approach to research commercialization.

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  • Keogh, Colin, 2023. "A Toolkit for the Commercialization of PhD Research: An Entrepreneurial Approach," OSF Preprints ws82q, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:osfxxx:ws82q
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/ws82q
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