“Tapping State College Research and Development Spending in Support of State Economic Development,”
| October 13, 2008 |  View for printing |
Applied research and development activities at regional state colleges and universities bolster their primary mission of undergraduate education as well as contribute to local and statewide economic growth. As states boost efforts to fund and stimulate research as part of an integrated economic development strategy, they should seek to fully harness the research and innovation capacity of all four-year public colleges and universities.
by Daniel Hurley
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