The Hoechst Department of Mass General

Barbara J. Culliton

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University-Industry-Government Innovation Models Research, Science, and Academia Biotechnology and Related Fields

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An agreement between Hoechst AG, a West German chemical company, and the Massachusetts General Hospital to establish a molecular biology department headed by researcher Howard M. Goodman is described. The agreement contract covers funding; personnel; faculty duties; scientific programs; training; collaboration with other scientists; right to publish; and patents, licenses, and royalties. Goodman's involvement with the project, the relationship of Massachusetts General to Harvard, and the industry-university relationship are discussed. Interest in the project by the federal government is also considered. (KIE abstract)

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