Abstract
The University of Buenos Aires (UBA) is the largest university in Argentina. With a staff and student population of almost 200 000, the coherent organization and exploitation of research resources present a major challenge. The author outlines the problems and proceeds to identify the kinds and degrees of research being undertaken, the funding mechanisms which support it, and the structure and management of the University as they relate to the optimal exploitation of its R&D potential. She then discusses the development of science and technology transfer activities at UBA and the ways in which links with outside institutions and firms are being developed.
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