Demola International Project as an Instrument of Science-Business Integration
Amid the crisis and organizations’ lack of funding for their own R&D activities, new mechanisms of science-business integration are required. These mechanisms should enable companies to gain new technological solutions in a short period of time without imposing costs on innovation. Such a mechanism is Demola international project, which is the subject of this article
Keywords: innovation; Research& Development; integration of science and business; collaboration between universities and enterprises, Demola
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