Research lags in business ventures
From The Australian:
Imagine if universities had to compete with each other to get research work from businesses armed with their own government research grants? Stephen Tomisich, head of Melbourne-based medical technology company Trajan Scientific and Medical...
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Stephen Tomisich, Director and Chief Executive Officer, Trajan Scientific and Medical
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