"I aim to carry forward this work, with particular emphasis on knowledge transfer and commercialisation, practice-led research in the visual and performing arts, and interdisciplinary research," he added.
This was an initiative which stemmed from an agreement between the Portuguese government and US universities, for learning science commercialisation practices, towards the professionalisation of technical staff in Portuguese KTOs.
Hard-core modifiers have to up the ante to defy the commercialisation of the practice, Prof Pitts-Taylor suggests.
Yes, it seems like the commercialisation of a spiritual practice but if it encourages just one person to go a little beyond their comfort zone then it's a good thing.
There were also a limited number of cases where commercial dissemination of specific measurement tools or products had occurred; one case of significant commercialisation which allowed substantial practice impacts to flow had been supported by the university commercialisation unit and formed part of an existing set of related intervention resources and an accredited training programme (1: S; P; I).
Marine conservation, biodiversity and eco-tourism: Support the protection and conservation of natural marine biodiversity, it's affiliated customary practices and knowledge and potential commercialisation such as marine eco-tourism.
Apart from being more widely practiced, academic engagement is distinct from commercialisation in that it is closely aligned with traditional academic research activities, and pursued by academics to access resources supporting their research agendas.
As such we focus on understanding (1) the architecture, or networks and institutions, of commercialisation, governance and certification and (2) the marketing practices and strategies, designed to resonate with and develop cognitive association amongst consumers.
Parents, community, teachersand students must be encouraged to speak out against the commercialisation of education, acting as vigilant observers and reporters of abusive practices.
Women's rights advocates claim that the lack of a clear law on surrogacy and the commercialisation of an unregulated sector have left room for unethical medical practices and the exploitation of both surrogates and infertile couples.
However, in recent years, due to the proliferation of modern small arms, commercialisation of livestock raiding, dispute over land tenure rights, banditry and predation, the cultural practice has become a widespread, sophisticated, more violent, and destructive activity among pastoral communities in northern Kenya (Mkutu 2008; Kumssa et al. 2009; Leff 2009; Mahmoud 2011; Njiru 2012; Omolo 2010).
