Paper Title
University Strategies For Scientific Knowledge Transfer And Commercialization Through University -Industry Collaboration: Design A Mediated Model Of Scientific Knowledge Transfer For Implications And Policy Evaluation

Abstract
It is evident that exchange between university to industry is the primary driver for innovation [1]. In particular, the commercialization of scientific knowledge and technological inventions has been identified as a primary mechanism of the interaction between university and industry by which it can sustain and improve innovative performance over time. However, government finance supports collaboration and technological inventions, but such collaborative partnership is complicated. This study extends the science commercialization model by looking at public sector participation, and to examine the process of establishing scientific knowledge commercialization collaborations. This conceptual study shows the importance of cooperation and the aspects of mutual benefits facilities scientific knowledge commercialization. In addition, this study also demonstrates the importance of government involvement strengthens the long-term relationships among partners that foster science commercialization. Keywords: knowledge flow, KIBS, subsidiary-HQ embeddedness, socialization mechanism, subsidiary autonomy, subsidiary-HQ performance