Sentence examples for marketable research from inspiring English sources

Nowhere was this trend more evident than today at the NYC Emerging Technologies Summit, where 20 researchers from the top institutes in New York presented their most exciting, most marketable research.

He also worried that the initiative, known as CPRIT, was more focused on marketable research than sound science.

Promoting research and development on neglected diseases or issues of global health significance may contribute to bridging the 90/10 research gap, by stimulating research by public or civil society organizations on issues that do not represent marketable research, and are therefore neglected by the private sector.

What size employer appeals to you? "Sometimes working in a lean organization, with greater responsibility, makes you more marketable to lead research in a bigger company.

A TOI aims to produce competitive and marketable products through joint research and development.

Marketable suggestions for future research need to include all stakeholders of a given site for offshore biorefinery development.

* €3.5 billion, also through ANR, for the creation of three to five world-class "innovation campuses" and other means to turn research into marketable products and services.

The problem it aims to tackle is that in academia people become too focused, so much so that they fail to appreciate the potential marketable value of their research.

Cleveland State University hired a technology transfer officer to cultivate technology transfers from CSU research to marketable ideas and companies in the Cleveland area, and appointed a vice president for economic development.

The new paradigm is 'translational research', seeking to use existing, and develop new, knowledge to provide more effective treatments - and to 'translate' research into marketable and profit-making products.

Law schools have hustled to compensate for these shifts by trying to make it look as if their graduates are more marketable, even hiring them as research assistants to offer temporary employment.