Hi,

The most important factor in science and technology cooperation is, in my opinion, is knowledge transfer between the two. Here is an article observing the subject, I hope it would help:

Tracing the links between science and technology: An exploratory analysis of scientists’ and inventors’ networks

Stefano Breschia, , , Christian Catalinia, b

Research Policy

Volume 39, Issue 1, February 2010, Pages 14–26

I have done some research about blended learning and I found it very useful for collaborative learning or participatory learning.

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If you can read Spanish, I recommend you to look at the work of Kurt Bernardo Wolf (my father) and Sofía Liberman; they recently published a book called "El oficio científico" (downloadable from Sofía Liberman's page in ResearchGate), describing the work of scientists.

They have published several English language papers as well; I don't know them all, but I found one called "Independent simultaneous discoveries visualized through network analysis: the case of linear canonical transforms", also downloadable from ResearchGate. It covers points very similar to your question.

kindly make use of the attached article for your paper.  It is downloaded from the suggestion of Avishag Gordon

This classical science article claims its the communication and emotional ego balancing...(and balance between genders too :-) 

http://science.sciencemag.org/content/330/6004/686   

Hi, 

One important element that connects science and technology is  the production of patents. Actually, it is the creation of a patent that brings the two sides together.  the reciprocal citations of science and technology are shown  in the details of a patent. Here is an article on the subject:

Patent network analysis of inter-industrial knowledge flows: The case of Korea between traditional and emerging industries

Yoo-Jin Han, Yongtae Park

World Patent Information

Volume 28, Issue 3, September 2006, Pages 235–247

[ going back to the answer I gave here two weeks ago, incorporating the suggestion by Abioye Victoria Olufunke ]

Sorry, I'm quite new to the ResearchGate platform. Here are the links to the book and the article I mentioned in my earlier reply.

Book Liberman S. y Wolf K.B. El oficio científico. ADN Eds. México

Article Independent simultaneous discoveries visualized through netw...