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Demystifying Academics to Enhance University - Business Collaboration

University-derived research (e.g. science) is useful in ‘real world’ business applications, so effective collaboration is desirable. However, for work to actually proceed, strategic and policy-level drivers must align with the incentive structures and constraints upon individual university-based sci...

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Main Authors:	John Hillier, Gurmit Kler, Jacqueline Tweddle
Format:	Default Report
Published:	2019
Subjects:	Natural hazards Higher education Human geography not elsewhere classified University-business collaboration impact innovation knowledge exchange job specification appraisal criteria risk practitioner catastrophe modelling insurance sector Natural Hazards Geography Higher Education
Online Access:	https://dx.doi.org/10.17028/rd.lboro.8283350.v2
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