Technology Transfer: Bridging the Gap between Research and Commercialization
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Technology Transfer, Research Commercialization, Business Strategies, Innovation Management, Collaborative Partnerships, Commercial Applications.Abstract
This article delves into the intricate processes and challenges associated with technology transfer, a crucial bridge between scientific and engineering research and commercial applications. It investigates the dynamic interplay between academia, research institutions, and the business realm, exploring how cutting-edge technologies transition from the laboratory to the marketplace. The discussion underscores the pivotal role of business and management strategies in facilitating this complex journey, emphasizing the need for effective collaboration between researchers, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders.
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