Similarly universities want to attract the best staff talent, and find themselves competing with industry for competent managers, communications experts, development people and technology specialists.
As is the case in all CBT programmes, there is the need to train and adapt coaches to the CBT concept, in addition to building strong partnerships with industry for the successful implementation of the programme.
Considering government contracts with industry for specific agents or guaranteeing markets for niche drugs may have value.
One could even argue that the more complex the imaging modality in pursuit, the greater the need for even closer collaboration with industry for fast prototyping and clinical adoption.
Such partnerships also facilitated collection of human and wild bird specimens for HPAI H5N1 surveillance in Southeast Asia, use of a survey instrument to evaluate state animal health human health communication and coordination, and collaborations with industry for recommendations for safely handling pet rodents (15, N. Marano, unpub. data).
In order to bring this emerging knowledge to the level where basic and clinical academic science can collaborate with industry for rapid development of the potential new therapies, there is a need for closer collaboration between basic and clinical scientists from many centers, and for increased collaboration between industry and academia in translational medicine.
Whilst it is acknowledged that the sampling strategy may have impacted the research through a selection bias, the researchers emphasised confidentiality to participants and, given the scarcity of published industry views in this area, were keen to use the collection of workshops as a means of interacting with industry for this research.
Internships and work experience also provide critical networking opportunities that may lead to job opportunities (job offers, referrals, recommendations, etc).. Some universities, such as the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University, have already created partnerships with industry for mentorship and internships.
*Analysis stratified by industry category examined associations between specific substances and events with victims or evacuations within industries for categories that were significant in the univariate analyses.
As a means of explaining how incubators work, Aaboen (2009) proposes an analogy with service industries for professionals.
