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'Innovation policy is a team sport' - insights from non-governmental intermed...
Abstract Policy-makers and practitioners alike have increasingly embraced the innovation ecosystem approach to support the flow of knowledge within the Triple Helix framework.... -
The Role the University Could Play in an Inclusive Regional Innovation System
Abstract Extant research shows that universities do not usually foster an inclusive innovation system. This paper examines an innovation program at Zhejiang University that... -
Championing women working in health across regional and rural Australia – a n...
Abstract Background Mentoring is a critical component of career development and job satisfaction leading to a healthier workforce and more productive outputs. However, there are... -
Machine Learning for ontologies: the KNOWMAK experience
Webinar "Can machine learning technologies be useful to create or complete ontologies in agriculture?" as part of the CGIAR Ontologies Communities of Practice Platform for Big... -
Alignment of roles of near-peer mentors for medical students underrepresented...
Abstract Background Medical student learning experiences should facilitate progressive development of competencies required for practice. Medical school training opportunities... -
High enthusiasm about long lasting mentoring relationships and older mentors
Abstract Background Mentoring plays a pivotal role in workplace-based learning, especially in the medical realm. Organising a formal mentoring programme can be labor and time... -
The medical students’ perspective of faculty and informal mentors: a question...
Abstract Background Student mentoring is an important aspect of undergraduate medical education. While medical schools often assign faculty advisors to medical students as... -
Students helping students: vertical peer mentoring to enhance the medical sch...
Abstract Background Effective mentoring is an important component of medical student professional development. We provide a description of the mentoring program at our...
