An insider's guide to knowledge transfer. from Academia to industry
Fraser, D.
Medical Device Technology 10(4): 34-36
1999
ISSN/ISBN: 1048-6690 PMID: 10539108 Document Number: 509035
Higher education institutions (HEIs) can improve the quality of their research through working with industry. Industry can develop more profitable products as a result of working with HEIs. This article explores the process of forming a rewarding partnership and lists the dos and don'ts for academic and commercial people seeking to form a partnership with the "other side."
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