The Road to Technology Transfer

2026 Hardcore urban literature. . . I was pushed to this book, and I was stunned when I saw the title. I wanted to figure out what it meant, but there weren't many chapters anyway, so I read it. It's full of professional knowledge, and it's a treasure book. The last time I saw this kind of niche urban article at the level of industry experts was from Bracken Forest Farm, written by lawyer Xiaoying. I don't know what kind of profession the author of this book is, a technology transfer expert?

Tell stories about the logic of scientific innovation.

At first I thought it was a cool article for beginners, but after reading a few chapters, I realized that it is actually a knowledge popularization article that combines urban drama with a bit of humor. The science and personnel information in the book does not look like it was searched on Baidu, but may be the personal experience of industry leaders. Of course, it's also possible that it's an in-depth information retrieval, but that's also pretty cool. These are things that can't be learned in textbooks. It's really enlightening. Thank you to the author for sharing. I just don't know when I can make the protagonist feel better

It's good to watch, but it's a bit too short. The world view has just unfolded, and I was looking forward to the ending.

Good looking, please read "Chen Shang Sword Journey"!

The writing is not watery, it is not a novice article, and it has a more specialized feel than ordinary science fiction articles. The length is a bit short, I look forward to the sequel.

The author is so awesome, he has a lot of professional knowledge, and he is definitely a big shot in the industry.

After reading so many chapters, what I admire most is the author's restraint in not writing a cool article right away.

The humor of this book is all hidden in the details

ORThis ai setting is interesting

When will the plot map be expanded?

The growth line is written solidly and there is no cheating or upgrading immediately

The author is an insider, and these words, technology transfer, business canvas, TRL, proof of concept, and technical marketing, are really integrated into the plot.

At first I thought it was a system-friendly article, then I thought it was an industry workplace article, and then I discovered it was actually a novel about popularizing knowledge.

This should be the first novel about technical managers, it's so awesome.

Good reading, Chen Shang Jian Tu, please read it!

Overall, it's very good. Some small plots are a little rushed, but the flaws are not concealed.

Boss, is this the end of the book? I haven't read enough.