It's plain sailing with the trade winds.

This article focuses on the significance of linking academic output and business as exhibited by the success of Greenwich University in England. A software was developed by Ed Galea and his research group that focused on the use of computational fluid dynamics programs to help companies and governme...

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Published in:	Times Higher Education Supplement no. 1746; pp. 24 - 26
Main Author:	North, Michael
Format:	Article
Published:	TSL Education Limited 6/9/2006
Subjects:	Academic-industrial collaboration University & college administration University & college finance University of Greenwich Galea, Ed Computer software development United Kingdom
Online Access:	View this record in EBSCOhost

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Summary:	This article focuses on the significance of linking academic output and business as exhibited by the success of Greenwich University in England. A software was developed by Ed Galea and his research group that focused on the use of computational fluid dynamics programs to help companies and governments in understanding the impact of industrial accidents and disasters. The university posted the strongest growth in income from industry links between 2002 and 2005. Companies that have been sponsoring Greenwich University are identified.