Innovation as a Component of Fundamental Research. An Architect's View

Innovation as a Component of Fundamental Research. An Architect's View

The article discusses the connection between fundamental science and innovation on the examples of leading European universities and their science parks. It is noted that the role of innovative component of the University science is steadily increasing. Also increases interest of scientists in comm...

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Main Authors: Inna V. Dianova-Klokova, Dmitriy D. Metaniev
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Published: Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences (RAACS) 2018-06-01
Series:Academia: Архитектура и строительство
Online Access:http://aac.raasn.ru/article/view/36
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spelling doaj-2b13f91637f244d69887b7e570cbf29f2020-11-24T22:12:35ZrusRussian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences (RAACS)Academia: Архитектура и строительство2077-90382018-06-01210.22337/2077-9038-2018-2-73-83Innovation as a Component of Fundamental Research. An Architect's ViewInna V. Dianova-Klokova0Dmitriy D. Metaniev1GIPRONII RAS, MoscowGIPRONII RAS, Moscow The article discusses the connection between fundamental science and innovation on the examples of leading European universities and their science parks. It is noted that the role of innovative component of the University science is steadily increasing. Also increases interest of scientists in commercialization of research results; the influence of this factor on the location of science parks is growing. Based on the study of innovative objects the authors present the main features of the architectural design and spatial techniques, contributing to the reduction of time of commercialization of research results and increasing their effectiveness. The descriptions and illustrations of some of the universities in the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and Finland are given http://aac.raasn.ru/article/view/36
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description The article discusses the connection between fundamental science and innovation on the examples of leading European universities and their science parks. It is noted that the role of innovative component of the University science is steadily increasing. Also increases interest of scientists in commercialization of research results; the influence of this factor on the location of science parks is growing. Based on the study of innovative objects the authors present the main features of the architectural design and spatial techniques, contributing to the reduction of time of commercialization of research results and increasing their effectiveness. The descriptions and illustrations of some of the universities in the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and Finland are given
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