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General Correspondence; Young, Christine D.
No full textFour letters dated 1888 and 1889 from Christine D. Young (wife of John Willard Young) from Salt Lake City, San Francisco, and Honolulu to John M. Whitaker in Salt Lake City, Uta
General Correspondence, Mission; 1898-1899; Pyper, George D.
No full textLetters to and from John Mills Whitaker and George P. Pyper during Whitaker\u27s mission on the east coast of the United State
General Correspondence; Richards, Franklin D., 1887
No full textLetters (some in shorthand) and telegrams from Apostle Franklin D. Richards to John M. Whitaker, 188
General Correspondence; Richards, Franklin D., 1884-1886
No full textLetters (some in shorthand) and telegrams from Apostle Franklin D. Richards to John M. Whitaker, 1884 - 189
General Correspondence; Richards, Franklin D., 1888-1889
No full textLetters (some in shorthand) and telegrams from Apostle Franklin D. Richards to John M. Whitaker, 1888 - 188
General Correspondence; Bowring, W. D.; Ballantyne, R.; Ballantyne, James E.
No full textNine letters, notes, and memos to John M. Whitaker from various individuals and companies with names beginning with "B," including E. Ballantyne, R. Ballantyne, Thomas Barrett, M. B. Brown, and othersNotes exchanged between John M. Whitaker and a Mr. Bassett in August 1887; Letter dated 25 August 1888 at Ogden, Utah, from (James?) E. Ballantyne to John M. Whitaker; Letter dated 27 December 1895 at Ogden to John M. Whitaker [incomplete]; Letter dated 8 August 1895 at Ogden, Utah, from R. Ballantyne to John M. Whitaker; Letter dated 28 December 1892 at American Fork from Thomas Barrett to John M. Whitaker at Salt Lake City; Letter dated 20 January 1894 at "Hennessey, Kingfisher, Co., O.T." [Oklahoma] from W. D. Bowring to John M. Whitaker; Letter dated 3 September 1894 from W. D. Bowring to John M. Whitaker; Letter dated 26 December 1894 from [Nathl?] Brigham to John M. Whittaker, on stationery of the Office of United States Marshal, Salt Lake City, Utah; Letter dated 22 February 1889 from M. B. Brown to John M. Whitaker concerning missing a trai
General Correspondence; Mc, 1887-1896
No full textLetters to and from John M. Whitaker: people with surnames beginning with "Mc," (D. M. McAllister; Charles R. McBride; McIntyre, W. J.; Neil Macdonald; James McShields), 1887 - 189
Whitaker, Thomas D. - An inaugural dissertation on depletion
No full textHandwritten inaugural dissertation on depletion by Thomas Denton Whitaker, of Tennessee.Inaugural dissertation; no. 71
Robert D. Whitaker Oral History Interview
No full textUSF professor of Chemistry Robert Whitaker, hired in 1962, recalls the interdisciplinary program and the physical science courses in the beginning years of the university, the transition from an emphasis on teaching to an emphasis on research, the establishment of the faculty union, and changes in university administration
Fostering University-Industry R&D Collaborations in European Union Countries.
No full textWhitaker Institute Working PaperThis paper advances our understanding of university - industry research and development (R&D) collaborations. These strategic relationships are a dimension of entrepreneurial activity, and they are thus important drivers of economic growth and development. Business collaboration with universities increases the efficiency and effectiveness of industrial investments. Previous studies have found that universities are more likely to collaborate with industry if the business is mature and large, is engaged in exploratory internal R&D, and there are not major intellectual property (IP) issues between both parties. Businesses gain from such collaborations through increased commercialisation probabilities and economies of technological scope. Based on publicly available data collected by the Science - to - Business Marketing Research Centre of Germany as part of a European Commission project, our paper focuses on two key questions. First, why are there cross - country differences in the extent to which universities collaborate with business in R&D? Second, are there covariates with these differences that might offer insight into policy prescriptions and policy levers for enhancing the extent to which such collaboration takes place? We find that access is positive and statistically significant in relation to fostering university - business R&D collaborations. Our results, albeit that they are tempered by a small sample of data, have implications how national innovation systems support further harmonization of IP regimes across universities and how universities priorities its own investments and incentives
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