CL Kertz, JK Hasson Jr - JC & UL, 1986 - HeinOnline
Enrollment declines, decreased availability of federal funding and the ever-growing cost of research facilities and equipment have all put pressures on universities to seek new sources …
EE David Jr - J. Pat. Off. Soc'y, 1982 - HeinOnline
We are entering a new era in the way scientific research is managed and supported in this country. And the most outstanding feature of this era will be the growth of industrysupported …
DE Blevins, SR Ewer - Journal of Business Ethics, 1988 - Springer
The traditional and emerging roles of the major research entities in the United States are reviewed. Particularly controversial has been the university's emerging role of applied …
I Feller, D Roessner - Issues in Science and Technology, 1995 - JSTOR
In fact, however, business may look for many diverse forms of benefits from joint research programs with government, only some of which can readily be cast into rate of return or …
Since World War II, sponsored research at American universities has been so dominated by federal funding that actual cooperative or contracted research agreements between …
JA Armstrong - Issues in Science & Technology, 1992 - search.ebscohost.com
Focuses on reforms for government funded research to strengthen the nation's welfare and economic competitiveness. Abolition of intellectual hierarchy; Innovation in modes of …
NA Ashford - Science, Technology, & Human Values, 1983 - journals.sagepub.com
Industrial funding of research in universities is not new. Philanthropic support of basic research and investment in the development of commercial products such as nylon have …
ERIC - EJ391096 - Profiting from University Research: Tapping into University Technology., High Technology, 1988 NotesFAQContact Us ERIC - Institute of Education Sciences Collection …
H Brooks - Issues in Science and Technology, 1988 - JSTOR
It is a remarkable fact that universi-ties play such a dominant role in US science policy. After all, universities employ only a little more than 10 percent of all scientists and engineers, and …