Technology Transfer
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CORE DEFINITION
The process of transferring technology from research institutions (such as universities and research institutes) to commercial applications. Scaffold role: from laboratory to market. Technology transfer is a bridge connecting scientific research and industry, requiring specialized mechanisms and intermediaries (such as technology managers).
SCAFFOLDING EFFECT
Reduce cognitive load
From laboratory to market. Technology transfer is a bridge connecting scientific research and industry, requiring specialized mechanisms and intermediaries (such as technology managers).
Anchor fast decisions
There is a 'valley of death' between research outcomes and market demand. Technology transfer, through mechanisms such as patent licensing, incubation, and collaborative R&D, makes tacit knowledge explicit and matches it with commercial scenarios to realize value.
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