The dismantling of redundant dichotomies: Biotechnology as an exemplar of university–industry collaboration
MJ Lynskey - Journal of Commercial Biotechnology, 2006 - Springer
This paper suggests that the established and distinctive dualisms invoked to describe
aspects of research and forms of organisation are unravelling and becoming less …
aspects of research and forms of organisation are unravelling and becoming less …
The dismantling of redundant dichotomies: Biotechnology as an exemplar of university–industry collaboration
MJ Lynskey - Journal of Commercial Biotechnology, 2006 - commercialbiotechnology.com
Like many other countries around the world South Africa is keen to develop its biotech
capabilities. A vibrant biotech sector could have economic benefits and could also play a …
capabilities. A vibrant biotech sector could have economic benefits and could also play a …
The dismantling of redundant dichotomies: Biotechnology as an exemplar of university-industry collaboration
MJ Lynskey - Journal of Commercial Biotechnology, 2006 - search.proquest.com
This paper suggests that the established and distinctive dualisms invoked to describe
aspects of research and forms of organisation are unravelling and becoming less …
aspects of research and forms of organisation are unravelling and becoming less …
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This paper suggests that the established and distinctive dualisms invoked to describe
aspects of research and forms of organisation are unravelling and becoming less …
aspects of research and forms of organisation are unravelling and becoming less …
The dismantling of redundant dichotomies: Biotechnology as an exemplar of university–industry collaboration.
MJ Lynskey - Journal of Commercial Biotechnology, 2006 - search.ebscohost.com
This paper suggests that the established and distinctive dualisms invoked to describe
aspects of research and forms of organisation are unravelling and becoming less …
aspects of research and forms of organisation are unravelling and becoming less …