Through the lens of UK CATAPULT Centres this conceptual paper presents an examination
of the links between open innovation, the Triple Helix model and regional innovation …

Coastal fisheries provide livelihoods and sustenance for millions of people globally but are
often poorly documented. Data scarcity, particularly relating to spatio-temporal trends in …

Objectives To determine whether temporal patterns of hypoglycaemia exist in inpatients with
diabetes 'at risk'of hypoglycaemia (those on insulin and/or sulfonylureas), and if so whether …

Seamounts are prominent features of the seafloor that are often located in Areas Beyond
National Jurisdiction (ABNJs). Whilst comprehensive biological information is lacking on …

While biologging tags have answered a wealth of ecological questions, the drivers and
consequences of movement and activity often remain difficult to ascertain, particularly …

The acceptability, uptake and effectiveness of a new referral tool–the diabetes patient at risk
(DPAR) score–were evaluated and the timeliness of review of referred inpatients by the …

Basking sharks, the world's second largest fish, are endangered globally following two
centuries of large-scale exploitation for their oily livers. In the northeast Atlantic, they …

Aims Diabetes increases the risk of costly and potentially preventable hospital-acquired
pressure ulceration. Given that peripheral arterial disease and neuropathy, important risk …

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to develop our understanding of Open Innovation,
Innovation Intermediaries, the Triple-Helix model, the National System of Innovation model …

The biogenesis and maintenance of unique compartments in eukaryotic cells is not well
understood. Many eukaryotic organelles, including the yeast vacuole, are derived from the …