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The transfer of Federal technology and the community college

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The State of Ohio has developed a transfer mechanism using its technical and community colleges. A pilot program began in 1979. The program includes eleven of the State's technical and community colleges and the Ohio State University acting as program manager. This paper reports on a program which is a cooperative effort with the Federal Laboratory Consortium that represents some 200 Federal laboratories and the Ohio technical and community college network. The role of the Ohio Technology Transfer Organization (OTTO) is explained and Federal Laboratory Consortium demonstration projects are discussed.

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  1. The Ohio Technology Transfer Organization at the Ohio State University, USA

    Patricia B. Herdendorf (Administrator)

  2. Federal Laboratory Consortium at the Naval Weapons Center, USA

    George F. Linsteadt (Executive Director)

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  1. Patricia B. Herdendorf
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Herdendorf, P.B., Linsteadt, G.F. The transfer of Federal technology and the community college. J Technol Transfer 6, 39–44 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02179443

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