公設試験研究機関における産学官連携人材 : 筆者を例として(<特集>産学官連携の推進と専門職人材)

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Public research institutes (PRIs) are increasingly creating mechanisms for collaboration with academia and industry, potentially stimulating debates on the linkage between and responsibilities of PRIs and universities in the industry-academia-government collaboration scheme. Iwate Prefecture, with the wellknown Iwate Network System serving as a platform for industry-academia-government collaboration centered on the university, provides a case in point. This paper describes the present situation of the collaboration as well as the activities of Iwate Industrial Research Institute, and discusses its role in the collaboration and human resources needed, with the author himself as an example. The following propositions are made : (i) PRIs need liaisons, as those in universities, for optimizing exploitation of its resources. (ii) With its focus on commercialization of research results, PRIs can utilize university research outcomes to support a whole project ranging from the research to production phases through their liaisons for the collaboration. (iii) These activities enable PRIs to train people for the collaboration. (iv) The ever-increasing importance of industry-academia-government collaboration requires, however, education and training in more systematic programs involving the national government, prefectural authorities and industry supporting organizations.
研究・技術計画学会の論文
2004-07-15