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Dal Molin, Martina; ScarrĂ , Deepa; Piccaluga, Andrea; Valsecchi, Veronica – Industry and Higher Education, 2023
Big Science is a fertile learning environment for the transfer of knowledge and technology to suppliers since it boosts economic performance, innovation and reputation. However, despite the growing importance of this topic in the literature, empirical evidence is still limited. This paper investigates technology transfer from Big Science through…
Descriptors: Technology Transfer, Purchasing, Sciences, Universities
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Martino, Joseph P. – Industry and Higher Education, 1996
Industry benefits from technology transfer by becoming aware of cutting edge developments, having a pool of experienced candidates, and furthering universities understanding of industry. Universities benefit from diversified funding, exposure to real-world problems, and access to facilities and equipment. Challenges include intellectual property…
Descriptors: Industry, Research and Development Centers, Research Utilization, Technology Transfer
Declercq, Guido V. – International Journal of Institutional Management in Higher Education, 1979
The transfer of technology from universities to industry is discussed. Increasingly universities are being considered as elements in industrial development. How universities should fulfill this role and forms of transfer mechanisms are examined, including university administrations, and nonprofit or commercial interface organizations. (Author/SF)
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Foreign Countries, Higher Education, Institutional Characteristics
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Roots, E. F. – Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 1992
Identifies barriers to production and dissemination of information that can contribute to environmental knowledge. Discusses information and the role of Universities and Research Institutes, the attributes of information, characteristics of "barriers," limitations context, and the special problems of environmental information…
Descriptors: Ecology, Economics, Environment, Environmental Education
General Accounting Office, Washington, DC. – 1983
Three well-known forms of university-industry collaboration (research parks, cooperative research centers, and industrial extension services) were examined, along with the federal role of stimulating cooperation. The objective was to develop information and guidelines to help policymakers in designing new or revised federal initiatives to promote…
Descriptors: Cooperative Programs, Federal Government, Financial Support, Government Role
Baer, Walter S. – 1977
Historically, universities have been the principal performers of basic research in the United States, but they are now joined by federal government laboratories, independent research centers, and industrial laboratories. This paper reviews the available data on issues concerning the distribution of R&D resources among cate- gories of research…
Descriptors: College Role, Competition, Contracts, Federal Aid
Faris, Shannon K. – 1998
This digest examines some of the literature on technology transfer in the context of higher education, noting that the practice of capitalizing on academic research for commercial purposes has the potential to generate financial resources for the participating institutions of higher education. Several examples of technology transfer are cited,…
Descriptors: Corporate Support, Educational Finance, Educational Research, Higher Education
Starnick, Jurgen – International Journal of Institutional Management in Higher Education, 1988
Various forms of technology transfer in Europe and North America are discussed including research contracts, cooperative research centers, and personnel transfer. Examples of approaches to technology transfer are given and the establishment of personnel transfer is discussed. Preconditions for successful technology transfer in the future are…
Descriptors: College Administration, Contracts, Cooperation, Foreign Countries