Innovating for Profit in Russia Innovating for Profit in Russia

Innovating for Profit in Russia

Summary of a Workshop

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The National Research Council hosted an interacademy workshop in Yekaterinburg, Russia together with the Russian Academy of Sciences in October 2004 as a means of exploring various aspects of industrial innovation in the Urals region of Russia. Workshop presenters focused on the establishment of cooperative business partnerships between Russian industrial companies and Russian research organizations, particularly those in the closed nuclear cities of Russia. The concept of "market pull" was therefore an important aspect of the workshop, including partnerships between Russian researchers and international companies, as well as those with international research centers. However, given the complex economic and research climates in Russia, which are intensified in the nuclear cities, cooperation between Russian industry and Russian researchers were of primary during the workshop presentations and subsequent discussions as captured in this workshop summary.

GÉNERO
Ciencia y naturaleza
PUBLICADO
2006
17 de febrero
IDIOMA
EN
Inglés
EXTENSIÓN
76
Páginas
EDITORIAL
National Academies Press
VENDEDOR
National Academy of Sciences
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315.1
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