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Standards-related Regional Innovation and International Cooperation

2025 Vol.1 No.2

Article Article ID: 100852 1–13

Building a Technopark through Collaboration and Innovation with Pentahelix Model

by Iis Mariam, Nining Latianingsih, Endah Wartiningsih, Nidia Sofa, Putri Fiana

199 (Abstract) 197 (Download) PDF

September 2025, DOI: 10.63385/sriic.v1i2.280

Abstract:This research examines the role of technoparks in Indonesia as innovation ecosystems that bridge academia and industry through Collaborative Knowledge Creation and the Pentahelix model. While technoparks are designed to integrate research, business, and government support, persistent challenges limit their effectiveness, including bureaucratic delays in Memorandum of Understanding/Memorandum of Ac... More >>
Review Article ID: 100903 14-33

Toward a Harmonized Future: Regional Innovation Systems, Global Standards, and the Path to Sustainable Development

by Daniel Etim Jacob, Imaobong Daniel Jacob

325 (Abstract) 229 (Download) PDF

September 2025, DOI: 10.63385/sriic.v1.i2.333

Abstract:Fragmentation between Regional Innovation Systems (RIS) and Global Standardization Frameworks (GSF) presents a critical barrier to advancing sustainable development, technological diffusion, and coherent international policy coordination. This paper investigates how harmonization between RIS and GSF can catalyze innovation while also addressing the risks of lock-in, inequity, and fragmentation. Dr... More >>
Article Article ID: 100959 34–54

A Triangulated Analysis of Scientific-Technological Park Necessity in Colombia’s Sub-Regional Innovation Ecosystems

by Moisés David Hernández Matorel, Nelly Adriana Lugo Calderón, Yina Paola Pinzón Quiroga, Mayte Guadalupe López Meza

281 (Abstract) 249 (Download) PDF

September 2025, DOI: 10.63385/sriic.v1i2.398

Abstract:This research highlights a paradox in Colombia’s Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) system, which has adopted national policies such as CONPES 4069 (2021–2031), continuing to face structural unproductivity, territorial disparities, and institutional fragility, which underscore the emergence of functional regional innovation ecosystems. Positioned within the theoretical frameworks of regiona... More >>
Article Article ID: 100913 55–78

Machine Learning Digital Twin Applied to Hybrid Vehicle Emission Test—A Multimetric Evaluation Approach

by Natalia Miedviedieva, Eduardo Tomanik, Ellen Rodrigues, Fernando Fusco Rovai

257 (Abstract) 174 (Download) PDF

September 2025, DOI: 10.63385/sriic.v1i2.348

Abstract:This article proposes and illustrates a multimetric evaluation template for digital twins based on machine learning in critical engineering applications using an example as a specific testbed for discussing unified assessment principles. We analyze this concept through the lens of a particular and relevant example: the performance of a hybrid vehicle during homologation tests for transient emissio... More >>
Article Article ID: 101102 79–105

Bioeconomy, Innovation, and Economy–Environment–Employment (E3) Outcomes: Bihar’s Development Trajectory

by Jitendra Kumar Sinha

145 (Abstract) 137 (Download) PDF

September 2025, DOI: 10.63385/sriic.v1i2.101102

Abstract:This study interrogates the viability of a mission-oriented bioeconomy transition, as articulated in India’s BioE3 framework, in delivering integrated Economy–Environment–Employment (E3) outcomes within Bihar, a structurally constrained regional economy. Departing from normative optimism, the analysis situates the bioeconomy within a theoretically synthesized framework that bridges Mission-Oriente... More >>

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