How to convert academic knowledge and achievements into technological outputs and wealth

The university as a major center for the production of science and knowledge is a place for the accumulation of scientific findings and scientific innovations. The amount of knowledge production and scientific innovation is directly related to the development of societies. Universities and research centers that can transform their knowledge products and scientific findings into a rational process and provide the resources they need can contribute to the growth and development of society. In the present study, after examining the main functions of intermediary institutions in the relationship of industry and university, these functions were identified by three intermediary entities namely science and technology parks, growth centers, and centers of knowledge, industry and market co-ordination. Not complete. In particular, the functioning of the intermediation and facilitation of supply and demand side communications as well as the financing of industry are somewhat disrupted. To address this shortcoming, it has been suggested to consider the role of the market in analyzing industry-university relationships as a mediator. In this study, library studies and agreement group technique were used to collect data. Purposive sampling was performed with the snowball technique.