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5 APPROACHES TO ENHANCE ONR TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN OCEAN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Pages 35-40

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From page 35...
... ONR could considerably strengthen this vehicle for technology transfer by sponsoring special sessions on alternative uses of technology at future professional meetings. ONR might also sponsor special forums where technology transfer opportunities are identified and described in detail.
From page 36...
... ONR could foster technology transfer by active participation in the evolving number of centers and collaborative organizations in the United States. The National Science Foundation, for example, has a well-developed program that brings individuals from academia, government laboratories, and private industry together to establish closer working relationships and transfer technology.
From page 37...
... . The TTC is presented only as an example of the type of potential innovative solution ONR may wish to consider in an effort to increase technology transfer.
From page 38...
... The creation or implementation of any new organizational mechanism should include the establishment of clear program goals and relevant metrics to ensure that any intermediary entity truly facilitates rather than impedes technology transfer. The suggestion reflects the conviction, however, that the current status of ONR technology transfer cannot be remedied by minor reforms alone.
From page 39...
... Other incentives in the form of awards or recognition could be used to show the value of technology transfer. These could take the form of financial awards or simple recognition by higher management of successful technology transfer efforts within a research program.
From page 40...
... The delineation of clear metrics will be an important step toward adequately measuring the success of technology transfer programs and identifying areas where improvement is necessary.


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