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... services on a global basis. They are looking for the best deals in terms of technology fit, value, and administrative ease (including easy-tonegotiate intellectual property arrangements)
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... The development of fluidized bed catalysis was one significant result of this collaboration. The characteristics of this case were that personnel exchange was of central importance, technology transfer was bidirectional, academic research benefited from access to industrial facilities, industrial collaborators obtained ownership of intellectual property, and much but not all of the results of academics' work in industry was published.
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... Government initiatives taken to address these issues include focusing research funding in priority areas, supportin.g precompetitive research in areas of commercial potential, rewarding researchers who have 0, ~. O ~ _ ~ ~ raised industrial funding, providing venture capital to help form spin-off companies, and setting intellectual property policies that retain faculty.
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... This and other collaborations offer several lessons, including that people exchange is what really facilitates technology transfer, the collaboration must be a win-win for all parties, the collaboration must be cost effective, and managing intellectual property can be a significant barrier. Nancy B
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... The ATP employs cost sharing to bridge the risk gap in developing technology between the basic science and demonstration of feasibility leading to private sector commercialization. It targets innovative technology having broad enabling consequences and is open to all areas of technology.
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