Stjepan Srhoj, PhD, Senior Research Associate at the Institute for Development and International Relations (IRMO), has been appointed Associate Editor of The Journal of Technology Transfer.
The Journal of Technology Transfer addresses topics that are key to how knowledge is transformed into new products, services and more productive enterprises. The process of technology transfer is important for the wider economy because it connects research and innovation with market application, thereby accelerating growth, competitiveness and the creation of quality jobs. Effective transfer narrows the gap between scientific discoveries and commercial applications and helps public and private investments in research result in measurable economic impacts. Therefore, the journal particularly emphasizes the role of public policies, governance and cooperation mechanisms that shape the speed, scope and success of technology diffusion in the economy. In this sense, research published in the journal contributes to understanding the institutional and organizational conditions under which technology transfer generates social and economic value.
The Journal of Technology Transfer is ranked A according to the Australian Business Deans Council (ABDC) ranking (within the ABDC Journal Quality List), has 3 stars according to the Academic Journal Guide (AJG) ranking, and is positioned as Q1 in the Scopus database and Q2 in the Web of Science (WoS) database.
Stjepan Srhoj, PhD, is also an associate editor at the Journal of Small Business Management. And that journal is A according to the ABDC scale, has 3 stars according to the AJG scale, and is positioned as Q1 in the Scopus database and Q1 in the WoS database.
Link: https://link.springer.com/journal/10961/editorial-board
