Building startups through scientific research: A Practical Guide for Master's Students in Science and Technology

A Research Project for the Startup Company presents a structured and rigorous guide for Master's students in Science and Technology who seek to transform academic research into viable startup ventures. Developed within the framework of LGM Laboratory, the book explores the complete pathway from identifying a scientific problem and developing innovative solutions to designing sustainable business models and commercialization strategies. It integrates research methodology, numerical modeling, feasibility analysis, funding mechanisms, intellectual property protection, and industrial partnerships. A detailed case study illustrates the practical transition from prototype to scalable enterprise. Emphasis is also placed on emerging technologies, Industry 4.0 integration, digital twins, and sustainability principles. By combining scientific discipline with entrepreneurial strategy, this work equips students and young researchers with the tools required to convert research excellence into impactful, market-oriented innovation.

Pagina's: 80, Paperback, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing