The RA-MAP Consortium: a working model for academia-industry collaboration.

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The RA-MAP Consortium: a working model for academia-industry collaboration.

Nature reviews. Rheumatology - 1 Jan 2018

Cope Andrew P, Barnes Michael R, Belson Alexandra, Binks Michael, Brockbank Sarah, Bonachela-Capdevila Francisco, Carini Claudio, Fisher Benjamin A, Goodyear Carl S, Emery Paul, Ehrenstein Michael R, Gozzard Neil, Harris Ray, Hollis Sally, Keidel Sarah, Levesque Marc, Lindholm Catharina, McDermott Michael F, McInnes Iain B, Mela Christopher M, Parker Gerry, Read Simon, Pedersen Ayako Wakatsuki, Ponchel Frederique, Porter Duncan, Rao Ravi, Rowe Anthony, Schulz-Knappe Peter, Sleeman Matthew A, Symmons Deborah, Taylor Peter C, Tom Brian, Tsuji Wayne, Verbeeck Denny, Isaacs John D

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Collaboration can be challenging; nevertheless, the emerging successes of large, multi-partner, multi-national cooperatives and research networks in the biomedical sector have sustained the appetite of academics and industry partners for developing and fostering new research consortia. This model has percolated down to national funding agencies across the globe, leading to funding for projects that aim to realise...

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DOI: 10.1038/nrrheum.2017.200
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