#3017. Co-creation as an innovative setting to improve the uptake of scientific knowledge: overcoming obstacles, understanding considerations and applying enablers to improve scientific impact in society

November 2026publication date
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Sociology and Political Science;
Economics and Econometrics;
Management Information Systems;
Management of Technology and Innovation;
Information Systems;
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Abstract:
The article attempts to understand the dynamics and clarify the role of co-creation within and between participants in the Quadruple Helix (academia, government, industry and social partners). The results show a range of barriers, areas for consideration and opportunities in co-creation. It argues that scientific knowledge is best utilized when a set of guidelines or recommendations are respected and implemented by all parties involved.
Keywords:
Co-creation; Quadruple helix; Scientific knowledge; Societal challenges; Societal impact

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