Amnon Frenkel

Senior Research Fellow

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Adapting the Demand for Training Knowledge Workers in Local Labor Markets

This research was done within the framework of Pick-Me project – WP 6. In this study data gathered in an Israel Central Bureau of Statistics survey among more than 5,000 Israeli university and colleage graduates were analyzed. The survey examined the extent of the graduates’ integration into the labor market.

The Evaluation of Demand and the Evolution of Sores of Knowledge in Sectors and Regions that are Knowledge-Intensive

This research was done within the framework of Pick-Me project – WP 5. The study analyzing data collected in a field survey of the ecosystem created by the RAD Bynet group of companies, which fostered some 130 startups of various types.

מיפוי מערכות לאומיות של חדשנות טכנולוגית: יצירת בסיס להסכמה על מדיניות

Mapping national systems of technological innovativeness: Creating a basis for agreement on policy

A book that deals with technological innovation, based on the material collected as part of work package No. 2 of the Pick-Me Project, in which a novel methodology for mapping the ecosystem of technological innovation in five European countries that participate in the project was successfully tested.

Policy Incentives for Knowledge Creation

The project is implemented under the Seventh Program of the European Union (FP7), a consortium that consists of seven countries (Italy, Germany, France, Spain, Poland, the UK, and Israel). The purpose of the project is to examine empirically the role of the demand side in the creation of technological knowledge, recognition of technological and organizational innovation, and encouraging the increase in productivity. The project is formally complete and our contribution was expressed in five outputs.

Technion’s Contribution to Israel and to the Development of Technology in the World, Through Its Graduates

This project documents the contribution of Technion faculty and graduates, to Israel and to humanity. It includes a Web-based survey of Technion graduates, to which over 4,000 alumni/ae responded. The results of the survey were analyzed and processed; we extrapolated the data to represent the population of all Technion graduates since the Technion was founded.

Issues for Formulating a Metropolitan Plan in the North

Evaluation of the Technological Incubator Program in Israel (and the Projects Operating Within It) - A Decade After its Establishment

August, 2002

Targeting Industries for Regional Development in Israel and in Germany – A Comparative Study, SNI R&D Policy Papers Series

January, 2001

R&D, Firm Size and Innovation: An Empirical Analysis, SNI R&D Policy Papers Series

Amnon Frenkel

Adapting the Demand for Training Knowledge Workers in Local Labor Markets

The Evaluation of Demand and the Evolution of Sores of Knowledge in Sectors and Regions that are Knowledge-Intensive

Mapping national systems of technological innovativeness: Creating a basis for agreement on policy

Policy Incentives for Knowledge Creation

Technion’s Contribution to Israel and to the Development of Technology in the World, Through Its Graduates

Issues for Formulating a Metropolitan Plan in the North

Investments In Higher Education And Scientific Research In Israel: An International Comparative Perspective

Issues in developing a metropolin plan for the north of Israel

Technion Nation

Technion's Contribution to the Israeli Economy through its Graduates

“Toward Mapping National Innovation Ecosystems: Israel’s Innovation Ecosystem”

Towards Mapping National Innovation Ecosystem: Israel's Innovation ecosystem

Investments in Higher Education and Economic Performance: Israel in an international perspective

Public vs. Private Technological Incubator Programs: Privatizing the Technological Incubators in Israel STE-WP-26

The Technological Incubators in Israel: Technological Policy in an Era of Privatization

חזון בר קיימא מול מציאות זוחלת? תבנית הזחילה העירונית בישראל

Analysis and Policy Recommendations for Technology Transfer from Universities to Industry. Final Report

Evaluation of the Technological Incubator Program in Israel (and the Projects Operating Within It) - A Decade After its Establishment

Targeting Industries for Regional Development in Israel and in Germany – A Comparative Study, SNI R&D Policy Papers Series

R&D, Firm Size and Innovation: An Empirical Analysis, SNI R&D Policy Papers Series

Spatial Diffusion of Industrial Innovation and Regional Development

Particle Air Pollution: Are Israeli Regulations Sufficient to Protect the Public Health?

The Role of the Institute for Ceramics and Silicates

Technology innovation process: Does Israel have competitive advantage in kmowledge-based products?

A Technometric Analysis of Comparative Advantage in Selected High-Technology Industries in Israel, Final Report, Vol. I

A Technometric Analysis of Comparative Advantage in Selected High-Technology Industries in Israel, Final Report, Vol. II

Electronics 2000: (Stage 3) Identifying Areas and Topics of Interest

The Diagnostics Industry in Israel, Evaluating the Technological Level Using the Technometric System

Research Collaborations Between Israeli Researchers and Researchers from Abroad

Research by Israeli Scientists in Israel and Abroad

It's not the real estate, fool

Launch of the new book Nation of Technion

The specific contribution of Technion graduates

Chronicling Technion's Transformative Influence on Israel and the World

The Secret of Israel's Success in 125 Pages

Technion's contribution through its graduates to the Israeli Economy

Investment: Creation of human capital at the Technion in Haifa

Researchers: Technion graduates are responsible for 20% of the annual gross output in high-tech in Israel

Research states: The Technion is one of the leading contributors to Israel's economy

Opening the year at the Technion

Moment after another Nobel Prize: The Technion's heyday became his fatal hour

The academic ranking does not matter