Centre for Policy Research on Science and Technology

CPROST

Centre for Policy Research on Science and Technology

The Centre for Policy Research on Science and Technology (CPROST) was established in 1988 as an independent, self-supporting centre. It is linked to the School of Communication, within the Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology at Simon Fraser University. CPROST is an academic centre devoted to policy studies on science, technology, and innovation (STI). CPROST brings together practitioners and scholars to study the interaction of advances in STI, their implementation in the marketplace, and their impacts on community and individual interests.
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The structure and construction of formal research networks

The structure and construction of formal research networks

5 Oct 2012

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Reconfiguring the research system one field at a time

Reconfiguring the research system one field at a time

29 Feb 2012

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Innovation, cities and place

Innovation, cities and place

3 Feb 2011

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Putting the 'last-mile' first

Putting the 'last-mile' first

30 Nov 2010

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Who innovates within innovation systems? : Who innovations within innovation systems

Who innovates within innovation systems? : Who innovations within innovation systems

1 Feb 2010

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Determining the outcomes and impacts of formal research networks

Determining the outcomes and impacts of formal research networks

18 Sep 2009

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Measuring the return on investment in research in universities

Measuring the return on investment in research in universities

10 Aug 2009

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The impact of Firstvoices on language revitalization in Alert Bay

The impact of Firstvoices on language revitalization in Alert Bay

25 Aug 2008

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Conceptual issues in the evaluation of formal research networks

Conceptual issues in the evaluation of formal research networks

8 May 2008

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A report on the economic competitiveness of the District of North Vancouver

A report on the economic competitiveness of the District of North Vancouver

1 Mar 2008

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