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Summary 1 1 Overview of Trends in Innovation in the Chemical Industry Richard M. Gross (The Dow Chemical Company)....................7
2 Techniques for Structured Innovation Allen Clamen (ExxonMobil, retired)....................18
3 The Chemistry Innovation Process: Breakthroughs for Electronics and Photonics Elsa Reichmanis (Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies)....................28
4 DARPA's Approach to Innovation and Its Reflection in Industry Lawrence H. Dubois (SRI International)....................37
5 Comments on the Advanced Technology Program Mary L. Good (University of Arkansas, Little Rock)....................49
6 What Have We Learned from Hot Topics? James R. Heath (University of California, Los Angeles)....................56
7 Industrial Innovation with External R&D Programs Francis A. Via (Fairfield Resources International)....................64
8 Some New Ideas for Speeding Up the Development of Products from University Research Kenneth A. Pickar (California Institute of Technology)....................74
9 From Molecules to Materials to Market: A Rational Framework for Products Formulation and Design Venkat Venkatasubramanian (Purdue University)....................83
10 The Tacit Economics of Modeling: Indifference Curves that Should Defy Indifference Michael Schrage (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)....................90
11 Successful Innovation Starting in an Academic Environment Richard K. Koehn (Salus Therapeutics, Inc.)....................99
12 Panel Discussion....................106
Appendixes A Workshop Participants....................119
B Biographical Sketches of WorkshopSpeakers....................121
C Origin of and Information on the Chemical Sciences Roundtable....................128
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reviewed Reducing the Time from Basic Research to Innovation in the Chemical Sciences: A Workshop Report to the Chemical Sciences Roundtable on March 12, 2008
Reducing the Time from Basic Research to Innovation in the Chemical Sciences
This book is decently helpful for my freshman chemistry class... A whole lot more than my half-brained professor, and by that I mean literally he has only part of his brain.
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