university-industry collaboration in pharmaceutical sciences

University-Industry Collaboration in Biopharmaceutical Industry: The Italian Case

Abstract We investigate the determinants of University-Industry interactions in the biopharmaceutical in Italy, over the period 2004-2010. Because of the specificities of biopharmaceutical industry, we choose co-publishing as a proxy of University-Industry relations. By integrating different statistical sources, we construct a novel dataset of co-published articles containing measures of proxim...

Pharma Science Monitor an International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Process Validation in Pharmaceutical Industry: a Review

Validation is a tool of quality assurance which provides confirmation of the quality in equipment system, manufacturing processes, software and testing methods. Validation assures the products with predetermined quality characteristics and attributes can be reproduced consistently/reproducibly with in the established limits of the manufacturing process operation at the manufacturing site. Valid...

Semmelweis University Doctorial School of Pharmaceutical and Pharmacological Sciences

Project-Based Learning in Industry-University Collaboration - Three Normative Models

This paper reports three normative models for project-based learning (PjBL) in university-industry relations in computing. The models are inspired by normative theories on business ethics, and are designated as archetypes that describe the objectives and responsibilities of parties in collaboration: 1) The Slaver model prescribes that a university should sell students as slaves for business and...

Staff and Students Views on Industry-University Collaboration in Engineering

The university-learning environment in engineering is not sufficient for students to become engineers. The practical role of engineering is working on real world problems in an industry environment. Industry-university collaboration seems to be actively increasing in the development of engineering education in various parts of the globe. The close relationship between industry and university is...

University-Industry Collaboration (UIC) for Developing Highly Skilled and Productive Business Graduates in Bangladesh

University-Industry Collaboration (UIC) creates highly skilled and productive business graduates for meeting demand of industry, globalization, knowledge economy, and job market at home and abroad. In coping with ongoing acute competitive pressures of the information edge, higher education curricula of business needs to be intellectually planned, through collaboration between university and ind...