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... Also in cluded as appendixes are the presentations ofTeriWi~ey and Francis Via, who are experienced technology transfer professionals.These presentations were chosen for their practical university and industry perspectives on the relevant issues. Given the scope of the project, a comprehensive examination of university-industry research collaboration and related issues was not possible.
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... University and private industry incentive structures may not sufficiently recognize or reward the key contributions that ensure successful collaboration. Workshop participants discussed ways that incentive structures could be changed with funding mechanisms and evaluation systems that are better targeted.
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... a declaration of principles concerning responsible conduct in industry-university research collaboration. · Several participants stated that further study and exchange of ideas on the way universities successfully structure technology transfer operations would be useful.
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