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Knowledge Frontiers - Public Sector Research and Industrial Innovation in Biotechnology, Engineering Ceramics, and Parallel Computing (Hardcover, New)
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Knowledge Frontiers - Public Sector Research and Industrial Innovation in Biotechnology, Engineering Ceramics, and Parallel Computing (Hardcover, New)
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Governments around the world have policies to promote links between
industry and academic and government laboratories in order to
foster economic growth and innovation in the technology-based
industries. Knowledge Frontiers gives new insights into this
process and offers an original framework for tracking these
interactions. The book shows what 'knowledge' companies want from
public sector research, and how they network to get this knowledge
in three new and promising fields of advanced technology -
biotechnology, engineering ceramics, and parallel computing. The
authors first look at some of the background issues - policy issues
about links between industry and public sector research; the ways
in which science and technology interact in the innovation process;
and general developments in each of the technologies examined. They
look in more detail at public-private research links in the three
areas. They find similarities which point to the general importance
to innovation of frontier research in universities, and the need to
encourage informal interaction/contact between industrial and
public sector researchers. They also find differences between the
fields which suggest that the policies to provide research links
should be more effectively targeted, as an integral part of the
broader objective of fostering 'strategic technologies'. Knowledge
Frontiers advances our understanding of the various types of
knowledge used in the course of research, design, and development
leading to innovation. It is essential reading for those wanting to
get to grips with the complex and dynamic realities of the
innovation process - be they researchers, managers, or policy
makers.
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