Innovation

All Items

• Building Prosperity in Rural Maine

  Sheila Jans (Author)

  86-87

• Do We Have the Workforce Skills for Maine’s Innovation Economy?

  John Dorrer (Author)

  65-74

• Economic and Technological Innovation in Maine before the Twentieth Century: Complex, Uneven, but Pervasive and Important

  Howard Segal (Author)

  22-27

• Editor's Letter

  Ann Acheson (Author)

  6

• An Emerging Model of Innovation for Maine

  Renee Kelly (Author)

  28-36

• Encouraging Innovation: Thoughts from Ted Ames, Prize Winner

  Linda Silka (Author)

  82-85

• Farming’s Future Depends on Continued Innovation

  John Piotti (Author)

  90-91

• Finding Untapped Opportunities in Forests

  Linda Silka (Author)

  88-89

• Improving Maine’s Culture of Innovation

  Jean Maginnis (Author)

  92-93

• Innovation Engineering

  Brianna Hughes, Kathryn Smith (Author)

  80-81

• Interview with Doug Hall on the Role of Training in Innovation

  Margo Lukens, Doug Hall (Author)

  75-79

• Maine’s Innovation Prospects: What the Research Can Tell Us

  Linda Silka (Author)

  11-21

• Natural Advantages Are Key to Achieving a Vibrant Innovation Ecosystem in Maine

  David Kappos (Author)

  8-10

• R&D: Cornerstone of the Knowledge Economy

  Evan Richert (Author)

  48-56

• Research, Innovation, and Commercialization at the University of Maine

  James Ward (Author)

  57-58

• State Investment in University Research and Commercialization: What Is Measurable and What Is Meaningful?

  Kris Burton (Author)

  59-64

• Transforming Maine’s Economy: Innovation and Entrepreneurship Policy

  Catherine Renault (Author)

  37-47

• What Innovation Means to Me

  Kerem Durdag (Author)

  94