Elements to design technology transfer policies at universities
Keywords:
transfer, technology, universities, policyAbstract
The dramatic technological changes and the thrust of innovation have caused great transformation in society, especially in the university. Universities had to adapt to new ways of knowledge production and to incorporate technology transfer among their main functions. The present article aims to present the trends on technology transfer at Argentinean universities as well as guidelines to policies design in the field.
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