The interaction of academic and industrial institutions based On the National Innovation System
Subject Areas :hojjatollah hajhosseini 1 , mehdi mohammadi 2 , farhad abbasi 3 *
1 - سازمان پژوهش هاي علمي و صنعتي ايران. تهران،ايران
2 - Allameh Tabataba’I University
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Keywords: Academic Institutions, Industrial Enterprises, Interaction, Iran, National Innovation Systems.,
Abstract :
Establishing and strengthening the relation between academic institutions and industrial enterprises has become the most important challenge for innovation policy in different countries. From the national innovation system perspective, establishing and enhancing the mentioned relations will contribute for creation, transfer, diffusion and utilization of knowledge resources. In different countries, formal and informal mechanisms are used to establish the relationship among the different scientific and industrial sectors which these experiences can be advantaged for our country. In this paper, the experiences of some other countries are analyzed regarding to promote the relations between the scientific institutions comprise the universities and research centers and the industrial sector
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