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Knowledge exchange: What is it, who does it, and why do it?

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Since the end of the last century, there has been a push, with funding, to promote technology transfer, knowledge transfer or knowledge exchange in UK universities. What is ‘knowledge exchange’, who does it, and why do it?

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