2010, Cilt 26, Sayı 1, Sayfa(lar) 001-006 |
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The role of university-public sector-industry cooperation at development of animal vaccines |
Osman Erganiş |
Selçuk Üniversitesi, Veteriner Fakültesi, Mikrobiyoloji AD, Konya, Türkiye |
Keywords: Vaccine development, R&D, governmental sector, university, industry |
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Governmental sector has been involved in vaccine production
with developing and producing various vaccines for
human and animal health since 1887. Private sector has
been invested with vaccine production on animal health
since 1990's. At present, there are five numbers of industrial
companies other than governmental sector which are
legally entitled to vaccine production. In terms of vaccine
or serum production for human health, governmental sector
has been withdrawn from the production. Furthermore
no intention on such a production by private sector appears
yet. By recent years, TUBITAK and KOSGEB are largely funding
the scientific projects submitted not only by universities
but also Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMSe)
and industry that submit R&D projects which are innovative
and/or for developing novel products. Potential of the national
investigators is in a situation that they are producing
scientific papers two times of the world's average by only
making use of half of the average fund. From now on, our
human and financial resources are needed to be directed to
R&D actions focusing on producing know how that can be
sold and exported. This undoubtedly cannot be succeeded
by participation of governmental sources only. It was time
the industry earning from production makes synergy with
scientific background of the university leading to come out
new products in order to keep competitiveness within the
world. The one who could accomplished this has become
developed while that could not succeed it has been more
undeveloped.
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