1. And where it stops, nobody knows/h.

   • Tina McKinley

   Editorial Pages: 3 - 3

2. BP's approach to Technology

   • John Browne

   Commentary Pages: 5 - 10

3. A structure for organizational learning

   • Arlie Hall

   Commentary Pages: 11 - 19

4. Biotechnology advances in the pulp and paper industry: An interview with Dr. Karl-Erik L. Eriksson

   Interview Pages: 20 - 24

5. Industry/university licenses: A negotiating strategy

   • Louis P. Berneman

   OriginalPaper Pages: 25 - 30

6. Supporting research and development to promote economic growth: The Federal government's role

   OriginalPaper Pages: 31 - 44

7. University-industry consortium agreements Center for Process Analytical Chemistry: A case study

   • Alvin L. Kwiram
   • Melvin Koch
   • Burke M. Halldorson

   Case Study Pages: 45 - 55

8. Innovative economic development: The Georgia Environmental Technology Consortium

   • James F. McGovern

   Case Study Pages: 56 - 63

9. Company interactions with federal laboratories: What they do and why they do it

   • Barry Bozeman
   • Maria Papadakis

   Research Paper Pages: 64 - 74

10. Computer aided manufacturing technology transfer needs in Florida

    • A. J. G. Babu

    Research Paper Pages: 75 - 87

11. Technology transfer and academic education with a focus on diversity

    • David B. Chang
    • Kenneth Dozier

    Research Paper Pages: 88 - 95

12. Maximizing R&D investments in the Department of Energy's Environmental cleanup program

    • Joseph Paladino
    • Paul Longsworth

    Research Paper Pages: 96 - 107

13. Designing Engineers

    • Paula G. Leventman

    Book Review Pages: 108 - 109

14. Author biographies for this issue

    Legacy Pages: 110 - 110

15. Announcement

    Announcement Pages: 112 - 112