knowledgetransfer

TRUST has a comprehensive approach to knowledge transfer. Since TRUST addresses well defined and long term societal needs, the results in computer security, privacy and critical infrastructure protection will be easily communicated to decision makers, policy makers, and government agencies. With respect to industry, the selected integrative testbeds will be the focal points to interact with major stakeholder industries: power, telecommunication and embedded systems. Since TRUST will comprise multiple institutions, including technology vendors, infrastructure providers and leading research universities, the result will be wide spread dissemination, adaptation and continued evolution of ubiquitous secure technology.

Membership in the Knowledge Transfer workgroup is available to members of our partner Universities, Corporations and Government Institutions.

If you do not yet have a Trust website account and you meet the membership criteria, please feel free to request an account in the knowledge transfer workgroup.

If you do have a TRUST website account, please request to be added to the knowledge transfer workgroup.

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Recent Publications for knowledgetransfer

• Michael Reiter. Integrative Projects Ideas, Talk or presentation, 21, March, 2007.
• Mike Reiter. CMU Knowledge Transfer, Talk or presentation, 8, October, 2006.

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