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Mechanisms for bringing science and technology to the local community

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  1. Technology Utilization Office, Naval Weapons Center, 93555, China Lake, CA

    George F. Linsteadt (Chairman of the Federal Laboratory Consortium)

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Linsteadt, G.F. Mechanisms for bringing science and technology to the local community. J Technol Transfer 2, 7–16 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02221148

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