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CRA Committee on Industry/Academia Interactions Releases Report

In: August 2020, Vol. 32/No. 7 /

Recent trends such as increasing industry demands for technical talent from academia, as well as changes in the academic environment with increased industry interactions have prompted the need for a fresh look at the relationships between academia and industry. A CRA ad hoc committee on Industry/Academia Interactions was studied these trends and determined how CRA can have an impact. The committee report is available here, and video presentation here.

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Evolving Academia/Industry Relations in Computing Research

By: CCC Staff and Ben Zorn, Microsoft ResearchIn: August 2019, Vol. 31/No.7 /

CCC released a new industry report called the Evolving Academia/Industry Relations in Computing Research, which was organized by Ben Zorn, chair of the CCC Industry Working Group.

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It’s Not About the Money: Optimizing Academic-Industrial Partnerships

By: Andrew Moore, Dean, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon UniversityIn: November 2016, Vol. 28/No.10 /

Today, more than ever, industry leaders are looking to partner with academic computer science programs. With available computer science expertise at a premium, they’re looking for ideas, for new hires, and for help on crucial projects. Universities are the mother lode for the personnel and expertise they crave. On July 18, I presented at the CRA Conference at Snowbird session titled “Local Corporate Labs, Centers and Development Offices: Optimizing Department/Industry,” which explored the growth of corporate lab culture, and I’d like to share some of insights from that talk.

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The Future of Computing Research: Industry-Academic Collaborations

By: Helen Wright, CCC senior program associateIn: October 2016, Vol. 28/No.9 /

The Computing Community Consortium convened a round-table of industry and academic participants in July 2015 to better understand the landscape of industry-academic interaction, and to discuss possible actions that might be taken to enhance those interactions. This discussion was preceded by a survey sent to academics and industry representatives in Spring of 2015. This survey was designed to provide some current information about the perceptions of the value of academic/industry interaction as well as trends and barriers.

The resulting report, The Future of Computing Research: Industry-Academic Collaborations, touches on topics that were discussion during the round-table as well as in the survey.

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