STC Knowledge Transfer Activities to Foster Research Collaboration

Knowledge Transfer Activities to Foster Research Collaboration

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Knowledge transfer, broadly defined, includes more than collaboration with industry on specific products or technologies with commercial potential. It is a long-term process that establishes symbiotic ties between industrial and academic researchers. The STC knowledge transfer programs provide vital technological assistance for today's economy while laying the groundwork for future growth and knowledge. Transfer of knowledge is further achieved through education, outreach, publications, workshops, and an array of other means.

Workshops and Symposia
- Disseminating Information
- Building Collaborations
- Introducing New Technologies
- Providing Training
Industrial Participation in STC Activities
- Advisory Committees and Center Management
- Industrial Affiliates and Visitors
- Industrial Use of STC Resources
- Small Business Collaboration and Development
Knowledge Transfer through Education

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