Qualifications
PhD, Murdoch; MA, Murdoch; MEng, Polytechnical Univ, Bucharest

Professional experience
2003 – present, Research Fellow, part-time, Centre for Strategic Economic Studies, Victoria University
2002 – 2003, Visiting Researcher, Centre for Strategic Economic Studies, Victoria University
2000 – 2001, Visiting Scientist, Swinburne University, School of Business
2001 – present, Tutor, School of Business, Swinburne University
1997–2003, Murdoch University Research PhD
3/1998–6/1998, On research leave at Marie Curie Research Institute, UK
3/2000–2001, On research leave at Swinburne University

Publications

Nicolau, D. 2005, ‘Innovation and knowledge transfer in emerging fields: The case of nanotechnology’, Nanotechnology Law and Business, December.

Nicolau, D.E. 2004, ‘Challenges and opportunities in nanotechnology policy’, Nanotechnology Law and Business, vol. 1, no. 4.

Nicolau, D., Phillimore J., and Cross, R. 2000, ‘Nanotechnology: Knowledge transfer the hard or the soft way?’, Microelectronics Journal.

Nicolau, D. and Phillimore, J. 1999, ‘Knowledge transfer mechanisms: An analogy with transfer phenomena formalism’, Theory of Science.