A new era for science-industry research collaboration – a view towards the future
Direct engagement of the fishing industry in the provision and co-creation of knowledge and data for research and management is increasingly prevalent. In both the North Atlantic and North Pacific, enhanced and targeted engagement is evident. More is needed. Science-Industry collaborative approaches...
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ftdtupubl:oai:pure.atira.dk:publications/3df71496-69d1-4c33-b0cb-78bb190d0d67 2024-09-15T18:23:56+00:00 A new era for science-industry research collaboration – a view towards the future Baker, Matthew R. Steins, Nathalie A. Pastoors, Martin A. Neuenfeldt, Stefan de Boer, Andries Haasnoot, Dirk Madsen, Stephanie Müller, Johan Post, Kobus Sparrevohn, Claus R. van der Meij, Mart 2023 application/pdf https://orbit.dtu.dk/en/publications/3df71496-69d1-4c33-b0cb-78bb190d0d67 https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2023.1144181 https://backend.orbit.dtu.dk/ws/files/341184679/fmars-10-1144181.pdf eng eng https://orbit.dtu.dk/en/publications/3df71496-69d1-4c33-b0cb-78bb190d0d67 info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess Baker , M R , Steins , N A , Pastoors , MA , Neuenfeldt , S , de Boer , A , Haasnoot , D , Madsen , S , Müller , J , Post , K , Sparrevohn , C R & van der Meij , M 2023 , ' A new era for science-industry research collaboration – a view towards the future ' , Frontiers in Marine Science , vol. 10 , 1144181 . https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2023.1144181 Fisheries Participatory research Collaborative research Cooperative research Stakeholder involvement Industry engagement Fisheries management article 2023 ftdtupubl https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2023.1144181 2024-08-13T00:03:07Z Direct engagement of the fishing industry in the provision and co-creation of knowledge and data for research and management is increasingly prevalent. In both the North Atlantic and North Pacific, enhanced and targeted engagement is evident. More is needed. Science-Industry collaborative approaches to developing questions, collecting data, interpreting data, and sharing knowledge create opportunities for information transfer and improved understanding of ecosystem interactions, stock dynamics, economic incentives, and response to management. These collaborations require clear communication and awareness of objectives and outcomes. These initiatives also require careful attention to conditions and interactions that foster respect, trust, and communication. Respect is critical and entails acknowledging the respective skills and expertise of both scientists and fishers. Trust is needed to build confidence in the information developed and its use. Communication is essential to maintain relationships and leverage shared insights. To assess current trends and future opportunities related to this type of engagement, we convened a networking session of research scientists, industry scientists, industry leaders, and fishers at the Annual Science Meeting of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) to address the following questions: (1) What are scientific needs that could be addressed with industry-collected data or knowledge? And (2) How can science-industry collaboration be made sustainable? Here we identify opportunities and acknowledge challenges, outline necessary conditions for respectful and sustainable collaborative research, and highlight ways to promote stakeholder involvement in developing science. We address industry concerns and solicit industry advice. We also address challenges to scientists in ensuring standards for scientific data, conflict of interest, and applying information to advise management. The discussions in this session and subsequent correspondence have led to a set of ... Article in Journal/Newspaper North Atlantic Technical University of Denmark: DTU Orbit Frontiers in Marine Science 10 |
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Direct engagement of the fishing industry in the provision and co-creation of knowledge and data for research and management is increasingly prevalent. In both the North Atlantic and North Pacific, enhanced and targeted engagement is evident. More is needed. Science-Industry collaborative approaches to developing questions, collecting data, interpreting data, and sharing knowledge create opportunities for information transfer and improved understanding of ecosystem interactions, stock dynamics, economic incentives, and response to management. These collaborations require clear communication and awareness of objectives and outcomes. These initiatives also require careful attention to conditions and interactions that foster respect, trust, and communication. Respect is critical and entails acknowledging the respective skills and expertise of both scientists and fishers. Trust is needed to build confidence in the information developed and its use. Communication is essential to maintain relationships and leverage shared insights. To assess current trends and future opportunities related to this type of engagement, we convened a networking session of research scientists, industry scientists, industry leaders, and fishers at the Annual Science Meeting of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) to address the following questions: (1) What are scientific needs that could be addressed with industry-collected data or knowledge? And (2) How can science-industry collaboration be made sustainable? Here we identify opportunities and acknowledge challenges, outline necessary conditions for respectful and sustainable collaborative research, and highlight ways to promote stakeholder involvement in developing science. We address industry concerns and solicit industry advice. We also address challenges to scientists in ensuring standards for scientific data, conflict of interest, and applying information to advise management. The discussions in this session and subsequent correspondence have led to a set of ... |
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Baker, Matthew R. Steins, Nathalie A. Pastoors, Martin A. Neuenfeldt, Stefan de Boer, Andries Haasnoot, Dirk Madsen, Stephanie Müller, Johan Post, Kobus Sparrevohn, Claus R. van der Meij, Mart |
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A new era for science-industry research collaboration – a view towards the future |
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A new era for science-industry research collaboration – a view towards the future |
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A new era for science-industry research collaboration – a view towards the future |
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new era for science-industry research collaboration – a view towards the future |
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Baker , M R , Steins , N A , Pastoors , MA , Neuenfeldt , S , de Boer , A , Haasnoot , D , Madsen , S , Müller , J , Post , K , Sparrevohn , C R & van der Meij , M 2023 , ' A new era for science-industry research collaboration – a view towards the future ' , Frontiers in Marine Science , vol. 10 , 1144181 . https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2023.1144181 |
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