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Colorado Advanced Tech. Inst., Denver. – 1994
Recognizing the importance of technology transfer to economic growth, the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) provided the Colorado Advanced Technology Institute (CATI) with a grant to coordinate the development of a plan for using technology transfer in Colorado's economic development. The plan, outlined in this report, describes the…
Descriptors: Economic Development, Information Dissemination, Information Transfer, Private Sector
Colorado Advanced Tech. Inst., Denver. – 1994
The examples in this portfolio demonstrate how technology transfer among universities, businesses, and federal laboratories solve real-world problems, and create new goods and services. They reveal how, through strengthening the infrastructure joining private and public sectors, Colorado can better compete in the global marketplace. All of the…
Descriptors: Biotechnology, Competition, Economic Development, Information Dissemination

Mwiria, Kilemi – Kenya Journal of Education, 1989
Analyzes Kenyan educational research conducted over the past 25 years. Examines choice of research topics, research methodologies, training of researchers, funding, and research utilization. Advocates more action and participatory research, greater regional cooperation and coordination, publishing findings in accessible sources, and greater…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Action Research, Developing Nations, Economic Development