4. The Connected Science Model for Innovation—The DARPA Model

William Boone Bonvillian

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Research, Science, and Academia Innovation Policy and R&D Technology Assessment and Management

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Chapter 4, by William B. Bonvillian, discusses the “DARPA Model”, and particularly how it follows an approach developed during World War II that connects cutting-edge science with the solution of specific technical challenges.

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