Technology transfer from public research organizations: Japanese experience
Keywords:
Technology transfer, Public research Institutes, Invention, Research and implementation, JapanAbstract
Technology transfer is a complex process that requires delivery suitable methods and channels for each object to achieve the desired effect. One of the official technology transfer channels from universities and public research institutes (public research organizations) to enterprises is the process of cooperation between the academic sector and the industrial sector. In this paper, we focus on technology transfer from Japanese public research institutions to private enterprises, in other words, the cooperation between the academic and industrial sectors.
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3. Quốc Hùng, 2018. “WIPO: Trung Quốc vượt Nhật Bản về số đơn xin cấp bằng sáng chế”, <http://khoahocphattrien.vn/tin-tuc/wipo-trung-quoc-vuot-nhat-ban-veso-don-xin-cap-bang-sang-che/20180322042922646p1c882.htm>
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4. WIPO, 2007. Technology transfer, Intellectual property and effective UniversityIndustry Partnerships. The experience of China, India, Japan, Philippines, the Republic of Korea, Singapore and Thailand.
5. Kenichi Hatori, 2010. Technology transfer by Public Research Organizations. Japan Patent Office Asia-Pacific Industrial Property Center, JIII.
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8. Japan Vision 2050.
9. Paullo Correa and Pluvia Zuniga, 2013. Public Policies to Fosster Knowledge transfer from Public Research Organizations. Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship Global Practice - Financial & Private Sector Development, March 2013.
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08-01-2019
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Nga, N. T. M., Hai, N. H., Trang, D. T., & Huyen, T. M. (2019). Technology transfer from public research organizations: Japanese experience. Journal SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICIES AND MANAGEMENT, 7(4), 92–105. Retrieved from https://vietnamstijournal.net/index.php/JSTPM/article/view/286
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