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2002 State of the Science in Technology Transfer

(2002)	Lane JP,	State of the Science in Technology Transfer: Implications for the Field of Assistive Technology
(2002)	Peterson W,	Technology Transfer Trends in the Department of Education
(2002)	Roumel T,	Biomedical Technology at the National Institutes of Health
(2002)	Rudd J,	Technology Transfer Trends in Federal Agencies: National Science Foundation
(2002)	Brand CD,	Availability and Accessibility of the Nation's Research Infrastructure: The Transfer of Assistive Technologies by Federal Laboratories
(2002)	Thursby JG,	Industry / University Licensing: Characteristics, Concerns & Issues from the Perspective of the Buyer
(2002)	Erlich JN, Gutterman A,	A Practical View of Strategies for Improving Federal Technology Transfer
(2002)	Janis FT,	Emerging Issues: "High Impact Trends" An Empirical Assessment
(2002)	Baskerville R, Pries-Heje J,	Diversity in Modeling Diffusion of Information Technology
(2002)	Lundquist G,	A Rich Vision of Technology Transfer: Technology Value Management
(2002)	Bauer SM,	The Demand Pull Technology Transfer Project
(2002)	Leahy JA,	Paths to Market: Supply Push Program
(2002)	Stone VI,	Critical Success Factors in Technology Transfer: A Case Study in Assistive Technology
(2002)	Auerswald PE, Branscomb LM,	Valleys of Death and Darwinian Seas: Financing the Invention to Innovation Transition in the United States