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Knowledge and money exist side by side, but they still do not have a common future: legal and budgetary risks make the interaction between business and science difficult, even when the parties are interested in each other. Promising scientific research sponsored by the state often does not reach the market without investors and customers, says Vladimir Sakovich, CEO of Sk Capital. Collaboration between science, business and government will help narrow this gap, especially in strategic industries - from artificial intelligence to photonics and biotechnology. This will improve the return on resources already invested: reduce rework, speed up implementation and increase the number of developments that find application in industry. Why is it difficult for Russian technologies to reach the market and how to bridge the gap between science and business - read the author's column. All the experts are here and at Max.

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Knowledge and money exist side by side, but they still do not have a common future: legal and budgetary risks make the interaction between business and science difficult, even when the parties are interested in each other. Promising scientific research sponsored by the state often does not reach the market without investors and customers, says Vladimir Sakovich, CEO of Sk Capital. Collaboration between science, business and government will help narrow this gap, especially in strategic industries - from artificial intelligence to photonics and biotechnology. This will improve the return on resources already invested: reduce rework, speed up implementation and increase the number of developments that find application in industry. Why is it difficult for Russian technologies to reach the market and how to bridge the gap between science and business - read the author's column. All the experts are here and at Max.

Knowledge and money exist side by side, but they still do not have a common future: legal and budgetary risks make the interaction between business and science difficult, even when the parties are interested in each other. Promising scientific research sponsored by the state often does not reach the market without investors and customers, says Vladimir Sakovich, CEO of Sk Capital. Collaboration between science, business and government will help narrow this gap, especially in strategic industries - from artificial intelligence to photonics and biotechnology. This will improve the return on resources already invested: reduce rework, speed up implementation and increase the number of developments that find application in industry. Why is it difficult for Russian technologies to reach the market and how to bridge the gap between science and business - read the author's column. All the experts are here and at Max.

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